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Invasive grass may impede forest regeneration
Anthropologist finds earliest evidence of maize farming in Mexico
Auxin hormone receptor suggests new treatment for human cancer
Northwestern chemists develop new method for synthesizing anti-cancer flavonoids
Worrying really can kill you
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High-res images show details of Earth's structure
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Latest IPCC report highlights need for integrated climate/human behavior models
Study finds high arsenic levels in herbal kelp supplements
Cheap, Efficient Solar Power: What’s Needed Now to Get There?
Tai Chi Boosts Immunity To Shingles Virus In Older Adults
Comparison of 4 diet plans shows better outcomes for diet with lowest carbohydrate intake
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Biofuels: not just ethanol
X-ray satellites catch magnetar hiccups

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