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Plastic-Eating Bacteria Could Help Make Trash Disappear
A durable plastic called PET is considered a major environmental hazard because it's highly resistant to breakdown. But researchers have found a potential new match for thi...
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Global Warming Prompts Farmers To Plant Fewer Crops
Rising global temperatures may have a far bigger impact on food production than previously thought according to a study of how farmers in Brazil have actually reacted to a ...
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Honeybees Suffer Learning Difficulties After Ingesting Tiny Quantities Of Pesticides, Study Finds
Honeybees can suffer from “severe” learning difficulties and memory problems after ingesting tiny quantities of a type of pesticide, new research indicates. Bee...
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Calling A Solution To Closing The Gender Gap Is Literally In The Palm Of Your Hands
Women in certain countries are less likely than men to own a key tool for fighting gender inequality: smartphones.
A recent studyby the Pew Research Center identified...
Stanford-Led Study Underscores Huge Gap Between Rich, Poor In Global Surgery
The number of surgeries performed worldwide has grown steadily, particularly in the developing world, yet there remains an enormous gap in surgical care between rich and po...
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The Life Project: What Makes Some People Happy, Healthy & Successful
In March 1946, scientists recorded the birth of almost every British baby born in one, cold week. They have been following thousands of them ever since, in what has become ...
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First American India Symposium On Maternal And Newborn Survival Being Held At Stanford
In India, women die in childbirth from preventable complications regularly, and infants there often fail to receive care that can keep them healthy. The San Francisco Bay A...
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Neuroscientists Score A Rare Hit Against An Impenetrable Face Of Schizophrenia
One of the most prevalent and difficult-to-treat symptoms of schizophrenia isn't hearing voices or paranoia or any of the more popularly associated features of the disease&...
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Air Pollution Kills 5.5 Million People A Year — Over Half Of Them In China, India
Air pollution caused more than 5.5 million premature deaths in 2013, with more than half of those occurring in China and India, according to a new study, and pollution mort...
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The Hidden Health Consequences Of How We Design Our Homes
The way we design and build our houses could have a surprising impact on a tiny, but important, aspect of our personal lives: the microscopic organisms that share those hom...
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