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If We Can Make A Zika Vaccine, Why Can't We Make One For Malaria
As the Zika virus continues to spread through the Americas, researchers have been scrambling to develop a vaccine—an achievement some say we could reach within the ye...
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Saving Lives In Poor Nations Costs $ 5 Per Person
About $5 per person a year could avert the crisis of millions of child and maternal deaths in poor nations, according to a new report.According to John Hopkins researchers,...
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It’s Now Possible To 3D Print A Pre-Assembled Robot
A new 3D printing technique from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has allowed researchers to “print” all of the parts of...
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Polar Bears Losing Weight As Arctic Sea Ice Melts: Study
Three decades of melting sea ice has led to significant weight loss among the world’s southernmost population of polar bears, new data from Canadian researchers sugge...
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Poor Reintegration Leaves India's Rescued Child Workers At Risk – Researchers
India's strategy for rescuing and reintegrating child victims of labour trafficking is marred by poor coordination, a lack of accountability and inadequate resources that c...
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Watching Reality Tv Is Linked To High Rates Of Narcissism
The more you watch the Kardashians, the more likely you are to turn into them, finds a new study published in the journal Psychology of Popular Media Culture. A group of Oh...
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How Masculinity Is Killing Men
All of the oldest living people in the world are women. On average, men die five years sooner than women, and they also are more likely to die from cancer. While some have ...
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Conservationists Make Contact With Rare Sumantran Rhino
The Sumatran rhino, the smallest of living rhinoceroses, is critically endangered. One of three Asian rhino types, it’s known for its two horns and dark, bristly hair...
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Researchers Have Discovered How To Edit Hiv From The Dna Of Human Cells
The creation of antiretroviral drugs to treat HIV has drastically improved the life expectancy of those with the virus, and has also reduced the likelihood of transmission ...
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Tomatoes Could Be Turned Into Major Source Of Green Energy
Tomatoes considered so ugly that they are not fit for shop shelves could be turned into a major source of green energy, according to scientists.Researchers working on a gro...
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