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An experimental vaccine based on a molecule related to DNA protects animals against influenza and may one day offer an…
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Police Raid Homes to Stop Smokers
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Strong Coffee Helps Working Women in Stressful Situations
For all of you working women out there who face stressful situations on a daily basis – a cup of…
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Scientists Develop a Flu Shot for Dogs
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405-Pound Sumo Wrestler Aims for Marathon Record
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Setting the clock ahead for daylight savings time may set the scene for a small increase in heart attacks the…
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