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Meditation may fine-tune attention span
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The 'healthy immigrant effect' and pregnancy outcomes
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Luxury train beds - made from garbage bags?
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Sept. 11 ripple effect - those closest more reactive to fear
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Frown or smile? Children with autism can't discern the difference
Amnesty International uses satellite to monitor political hot spots
Waste-free corn for cars
Mirror neurons: How we reflect on behavior
'Twilight zone' around clouds makes global warming predictions unclear
Revolution in conservation -tagging fish and all their future offspring
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Antidepressants stimulate new nerve cells in adult monkeys
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