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Thinspiration: Do Web Sites Encourage Anorexia?
New Web sites promoting anorexia have caused public health concerns.
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Sushi Often Not What You Think
Endangered bluefin tuna ends up in sushi without being labeled.
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Google Bets Big on Internet With Chrome
Google's new operating system promises to bring cloud computing to the masses.
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Paralyzing Light Beam
Tiny nematodes are paralyzed by ultraviolet light in a new study. They stay
that way until regular light is turned on.
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The Digital Divide: Why Grandma Should Get Online
Going online may help seniors overcome depression.
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Nearly Blind Seal to Get Surgery
A monk seal scheduled to get eye surgery.
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Extinction of Giant Mammals Changed Landscape Dramatically
New evidence from dung rules out comet and habitat loss as culprits for mass extinction.
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Light Shed on Mysteries of Deadly Jellyfish
Clues to the a jellyfish's deadly sting may lead to an antidote.
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Strange Ancient Crocodiles Swam the Sahara
Odd bunch of crocs lived alongside dinosaurs.
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Mad Science? Growing Meat Without Animals
Cow-less steak could mean saying goodbye to contamination worries.
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Pearls Cultured from Conchs
Scientists have invented the first successful method for culturing pearls from the queen conch
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Drilling Into Ice to See Into Earth's Past, Future
Paleoclimate researcher studies Greenland ice cores to see how Earth's climate has changed.
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Study Paints Sabertooths as Relative Pussycats
The sabertooth cat may have been less aggressive than its feline cousin, the American lion, a new study says.
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Sea Star Swells With Tides
A sea star sucks in ocean water to keep cool on the shoreline.
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The Obese Don't Always Know It
Some obese individuals don't know they're overweight.
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The Wired Wilderness
In this time-lapsed video, automated digital cameras capture the growth of the Horse fire in Cleveland National Forest on July 23, 2006.
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Heart Disease Found in Ancient Mummies
Signs of heart disease in ancient people suggests that modern lifestyles are not entirely to blame.
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Facebook Alibis Are Child’s Play
Facebook could be used by clever criminals to devise unlawful schemes.
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Vampire Star Is a Ticking Time Bomb
Vampire companion star could be long-sought progenitor to Type 1a supernova.
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Today's Top Athletes: Human or Android?
Athletes are becoming more android-like through physical, biological and chemical enhancements.
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