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Study Reveals Easier Way to Say No to Junk FoodWhen researchers asked participants to think about their health before picking a food, subjects were more likely to eat healthy — even if they considered the food to be untasty, a new study shows.
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Gallery: Wonderful Waterfalls of the WorldWe've rounded up the most beautiful and breathtaking photos of waterfalls from all over the world.
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Strange Insect Incest May Spell the End for MalesThe goofy-looking "cottony cushion scale" insect isn’t hermaphroditic, but incestuous, according to a new study.
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Mental Disorder Behind Many Nose Job PatientsBody dysmorphic disorder symptoms are found in 43 percent of patients seeking plastic surgery to improve the appearance of their nose, a new study shows.
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Turtle Family Branched Out, Thanks to Hungry MayansFrom studying an endangered river turtle's genes, scientists have determined that the ancient Mayans introduced various turtle populations to each other through trading.
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Calorie Labels Fail to Sway Most Fast-Food FansOnly 16 percent of fast-food restaurant customers use the new calorie information calorie labeling system to buy food with lower calories, a new study shows.
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Fatty Comfort Food Lessens Sad FeelingsIngesting fat can lessen feelings of sadness, impacting both the behavioral and neural responses to negative emotions, a new study shows.
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Gallery: Tiger Species of the WorldThe beautiful and regal tiger (Panthera tigris) has nine current subspecies, three of which are extinct. Here are the six species that remain.
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Gallery: Lost in the Bermuda TriangleWelcome to the Bermuda Triangle, where everything from cargo ships to airplanes has mysteriously disappeared. Here, we recap its strangest disappearances. Explore if you dare!
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My, What Big Teeth: Wolves GalleryThe wolf, an ancestor of the domestic dog, is both a cherished and feared creature.
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It's Alive! Extinct Toad Lives on in LabResearchers are trying to determine whether it's safe to return an extremely rare, extinct toad to the wild.
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Nearly 80% of College Students Get 'Sexts'Almost 80 percent of college students have received sexually suggestive text messages, a new study shows.
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Climate Change Forcing Polar Bears to Swim Longer DistancesMelting sea ice is increasing polar bear cubs' mortality rates because their mothers are forced to swim longer distances in search of steady ice or land.
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Gallery: Stunning Photos of Polar Bears in the ArcticWarmer temperatures from climate change are forcing polar bears to swim longer distances to find stable sea ice.
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Happy Teens Become Healthy AdultsHappy teenagers are not only more likely to develop into healthy adults, they're also less likely to engage in risky health behaviors such as using drugs, a new study shows.
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Heart Attack Finding: Married Men Get Help QuickerMarried men seek medical care for heart attacks sooner than their single counterparts, a new study shows..
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Taste Test: Swiss Chocolate vs. Made in ChinaKnowing where your chocolate's from before you taste it affects how much you'll like it, a new study shows.
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Good Body Image Helps You Drop PoundsBehavioral intervention plans that improve body image by addressing issues such as emotional eating help women lose more weight, a new study shows.
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Baby Blur: Infants' Eyes Take Longer to Process MovementTo babies, fast-paced TV shows or movies most likely look like a blur, according to a new study.
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The Good News on Allergies: They Might Protect Against CancerPeople with contact allergies may be better protected against breast and brain cancer, according to a new study.
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Stunning Sands Gallery: A Rainbow of BeachesSummer brings to mind images of beaches with warm yellow sand, but there's actually an entire rainbow of unique-colored beaches.
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Large Forks May Curb Eating, Study ShowsDiners who use big forks, and have large servings, may be fooled into thinking they're eaten enough eat less compared to diners who use small forks, a new study shows.
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Gallery: The Fantastic Full MoonFrom blood red moons to blue moons, we've rounded up the most beautiful full moons images.
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Higher Cigarette Taxes Don't Faze Certain Age, Income GroupsHigh cigarette taxes don't deter people ages 25 to 44 from lighting up, a new study shows.
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