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Many of the recent reports of mass animal deaths worldwide have been compiled by an anonymous person into one big, unsettling Google Map.
Two doses of the chickenpox vaccine more effectively protect kids from the virus than just one dose.
Solitary confinement causes psychological harm consistent with torture.
A new analysis by the Chicago Tribune has called into question the accuracy of drug-detecting dogs used during roadside traffic stops.
Archaeologist Zahir Hawass has threatened to take back the obelisk in Central Park if it is not better taken care of.
The nascent tablet computing market is set to explode in 2011.
Scientists have identified a chain of chemical reactions that begins with one gene and prompts the body to absorb fat.
If a group of fundamentalist Christians is right, you won't live more than another nine months.
Some of the most common tech predictions being made won't come to pass, at least not this year.
What significant advances can we expect in 2011?
The Virgin Mary has apparently had a busy holiday season
The iPad provides an opportunity to have information brought to the floor in a readable, usable format.
Public sector employees were found to be much more astute at managing internal politics
doctors are calling for surgeons to inform patients before performing surgery whether they've had enough sleep.
Who knew? Pregnant women shouldn't use meth.
Sprinkling some science into Hollywood blockbusters can help inspire the next generation of physicists and biologists.
A new breed of fitness apparel equipped with flexible sensors and microchips for measuring heartrate and blood pressure and overall physical health could be less than two years away.
Your e-reader carries more information about your reading habits than you’d like.
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