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2,400	Erasing cocaine-cue memories could help prevent relapse, according to new research. The findings in rats opens a potential avenue for more effective relapse prevention therapies in humans.	true	science	['Science']
2,401	How Naps Do Your Brain (And Body) Good	true	science	['Science']
2,402	Global Warming Is Real, New Analysis Confirms	true	science	['Science']
2,403	The high-pitched note emitted by hot kettles has puzzled scientists for more than a century, but thanks to two steamed-upWhy Do Kettles Whistle? Science Has An Answer	true	science	['Science']
2,404	When you see photographs of the Earth from far away, the implications may not immediately be clear. Listen as Carl SaganThe Single Most Mind-Altering Photograph Humanity Has Ever Taken	true	science	['Science']
2,405	Researchers studying Notch proteins, which regulate both normal and cancer cells, have shown that activities of distinct Notch family members are modified differently by phosphorylation. The results can help in the development of new cancer treatments, especially for hormone-dependent breast cancer.	true	science	['Science']
2,406	With launch day only a few months away, the anticipation is building. "Balloon liftoffs are magical moments," Young saidComet ISON Mission To Use Balloon Platform To Observe 'Comet Of Century,' Scientists Say	true	science	['Science']
2,407	Pledging leads to a new unit of measurement	true	science	['Science']
2,408	With the help of Nixon's ground-breaking law, Kirtland's Warblers were brought back from the brink. Today, with more thanA Very Special Bird for Michigan	true	science	['Science']
2,409	These little piggies could soon save millions of lives.Scientists Hit Breakthrough In Quest To Transplant Pig Organs Into Humans	true	science	['Science']
2,410	First signs of self-interacting dark matter? Dark matter may not be completely dark after all -- ScienceDaily	true	science	['Science']
2,411	Wearing Red Has Weird Effect On Other Women, New Study Shows	true	science	['Science']
2,412	A new class of highly potent, broadly neutralizing antibodies isolated from viremic patients infected with dengue virus	true	science	['Science']
2,413	NASA astronaut Jeff Williams, 58, has spent a total of 534 days in orbit, more time than any other astronaut in U.S. history and 14th in the world.U.S.-Russian Crew Returns To Earth After 172 Days In Space	true	science	['Science']
2,414	Prehistoric Poop Yields Big Surprise About Neanderthals	true	science	['Science']
2,415	Scientists identify key conditions to set up a creative ‘hot streak’	true	science	['Science']
2,416	DNA analysis of Britain's oldest complete skeleton reveals the first modern Britons had "dark to black skin" and dark hair.Oldest-Known Briton 'Cheddar Man’ Wasn’t Fair-Skinned After All	true	science	['Science']
2,417	"President Hassan Rouhani ... congratulated Iranian scientists and experts on successfully sending a second living creatureIran Space Monkey Reportedly Returns Safely To Earth After Successful Launch	true	science	['Science']
2,418	Can you do better? Contest entries are due by April 2. 1. Why is the Moon sometimes out in the day? 2. Why is the sky blueAlan Alda's Flame Challenge and Kids' Five Most Popular Science Questions	true	science	['Science']
2,419	PTSD: New Detection System - Speech. NYU School of Medicine research just published in the journal Depression and Anxiety. New artificial intelligence enabled computer program that identifies PTSD by speech patterns.	true	science	['Science']
2,420	This theory, known as inflation, is currently the dominant explanation for what happened after the Big Bang and for how theEvidence For Universe Inflation Theory May Lurk In New Data From Planck Space Probe	true	science	['Science']
2,421	The "water found on Mars" story is as perennial as Christmas. NASA doesn't need to tell us that again. So why not cut out the seemingly endless stream of robotic middlemen, and just send hardware that will search for life, big or small? Isn't it time to cut to the chase?Why Doesn't NASA Just Look for Life?	true	science	['Science']
2,422	Running more than 15 miles a week associated with reduced risk of dying from Alzheimer’s disease, study on more than 153,000 runners finds	true	science	['Science']
2,423	A lifesaving OD drug is out of reach for the people that need it the most	true	science	['Science']
2,424	NASA on Friday released the latest images to be sent back by the Mars Rover Curiosity, including a high-resolution self-portraitMars Rover Curiosity Update: Self Portrait & New Images Released, First Destination Announced (PHOTOS)	true	science	['Science']
2,425	Experts fear diseases 'impossible to treat'	true	science	['Science']
2,426	A strange, pulsing star has revealed a powerful magnetic field around the giant black hole at the heart of Earth’s MilkyStrange, Pulsating Star Found	true	science	['Science']
2,427	New Horizons spacecraft sends sharpest view of Ultima Thule	true	science	['Science']
2,428	3d printer using solar and sand to make glass objects.	true	science	['Science']
2,429	No bleeding required: Anemia detection via smartphone - Instead of a blood test, an app uses photos of someone’s fingernails to determine whether the level of hemoglobin in their blood seems low, as reported in Nature Communications.	true	science	['Science']
2,430	Can you catch schizophrenia from a pathogen? A new study suggests that 20% of cases may be linked to T gondii, a common protazoan	true	science	['Science']
2,431	Watch how scientists use 3D imaging to examine when -- and why -- this ancient hominin species became extinct.Modern Humans May Have Caused The Extinction Of Real 'Hobbits'	true	science	['Science']
2,432	"It’s really beautiful when you get a proper behavior, especially something fun, like a beetle rolling dung balls."Scientists Reveal Secret To Dung Beetles' Impressive Navigation Skills	true	science	['Science']
2,433	Warm ocean water is making Antarctic glacier vulnerable to significant melting.	true	science	['Science']
2,434	Most stars (including, in about 4 billion years, our sun) end their lives as white dwarfs, after they have burned all theirWatery Asteroid Remnants Around Distant Star Boosts Chance Of Life Outside Solar System	true	science	['Science']
2,435	Young bone marrow transplantation preserves learning and memory in old mice	true	science	['Science']
2,436	The fourth annual competition was organized by the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, in association with the EnglishAstronomy Photos 2012: Royal Observatory Greenwich Announces Contest Winners (PHOTOS)	true	science	['Science']
2,437	Researchers show why platinum rocks in nano-catalysts by tracking Pt's extreme flexibility with atomic-resolution microscopy and spectroscopy. Isolated Pt species can adopt a range of local coordination environments and oxidation states, which evolve in response to varied environmental conditions.	true	science	['Science']
2,438	Science Says Stop Making Party Balloons, We’re Running Out of Helium	true	science	['Science']
2,439	Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez did what no surgeon had ever done -- and he's just getting started.Meet The Doctor Behind The Most Extreme Face Transplant Ever	true	science	['Science']
2,440	Interview With Energy Saving Campaigner & Ecologist Dr Matt Prescott.	true	science	['Science']
2,441	Scientists Transform Gold Into Something Even More Incredible	true	science	['Science']
2,442	Scientists build picture of super-fast mini moon of Neptune	true	science	['Science']
2,443	On Monday night (July 15), the moon will be immediately above Spica. In fact, if you live in Central America or Africa, theSee Moon, Planets, & Star Spica This Month In A Series Of Celestial Close Encounters	true	science	['Science']
2,444	New data from the Planck satellite indicates that the cosmic microwave background pattern once thought to be from gravitational waves is an artifact of galactic dust.This Week In Science: Space Ripples Turn to Dust, Resetting Your Biological Clock, and a Dolphin Funeral	true	science	['Science']
2,445	"We can look at music as an intellectual reward," Salimpoor said, adding, "It's essentially pattern recognition, and thisBrain's Music Pleasure Zone Identified With Reward System Activity In New Study	true	science	['Science']
2,446	The Math Behind Successful Relationships: researchers were able to quantify couples’ interaction during an argument and predict divorce with 94% accuracy.	true	science	['Science']
2,447	"Social learning is very important to maintaining a culture," study researcher Shinya Yamamoto, of Kyoto University in JapanChimps Learn Tool Use Via 'Social Learning,' Study Shows (VIDEO)	true	science	['Science']
2,448	Chem joke for the day	true	science	['Science']
2,449	Ted Cruz' plans for NASA.	true	science	['Science']
2,450	For the study, researchers observed 20 domesticated cats in their homes for eight months to monitor how the pets recognizeYour Cat Really Doesn't Care What You Have To Say, Study Shows	true	science	['Science']
2,451	The hidden punch This phenomenon isn't just limited to crayfish, the researchers said. "Because the majority of animals possessCrayfish Claws Can Fake Out Attackers, Cherax Dispar Research Shows	true	science	['Science']
2,452	Using a single pollinated pine seed, the team assembled the largest genome ever sequenced: 22.18 billion base pairs, moreLoblolly Pine Tree Sets New Record For Biggest Genome Ever Sequenced (VIDEO)	true	science	['Science']
2,453	"Titan's northern lakes region is one of the most Earth-like and intriguing in the solar system," Cassini project scientistLakes On Saturn's Moon Titan Spotted By NASA's Cassini Probe (PHOTOS)	true	science	['Science']
2,454	"I think people are kind of waiting," Richard Cook, the rover's deputy project manager, told SPACE.com. "It's a little bitMars Rover Landing Set For August 5, NASA's 'Curiosity' Team Says	true	science	['Science']
2,455	Greatest Female Scientists Success Stories	true	science	['Science']
2,456	BOSTON (Reuters) - Scientists are still sorting out the details of last year's discovery of the Higgs boson particle, butUniverse Has Finite Lifespan, Higgs Boson Calculations Suggest	true	science	['Science']
2,457	Magnitudes are celestial numbers that measures how bright a sky object is; the smaller the value, the brighter the object"Demon Star" Algol Of Perseus Constellation Visible In Night Sky This Week	true	science	['Science']
2,458	Some primate species may express grief over the death of their infant by carrying the corpse with them, sometimes for months. Researchers undertook the most extensive quantitative analysis to date of “infant corpse carrying” in primate mothers, looking at 409 cases across 50 species.	true	science	['Science']
2,459	SAN FRANCISCO – Identical twins may not be so identical after all. Even though identical twins supposedly share all of theirIdentical Twins' Genes Research Suggests Siblings Are Genetically Different	true	science	['Science']
2,460	Cryptotora thamicola may help show how life first stepped out of the oceans.This Weird Little 'Walking' Cavefish Is A Living Link To A Key Moment In Evolution	true	science	['Science']
2,461	Archaeologists now say the 39 skulls are probably all that's left of young men beheaded by Roman soldiers or felled by theirGladiators In London? Decapitated Skulls Spotlight Brutal Ways Of Ancient Romans	true	science	['Science']
2,462	Can You Find A Four-Leaf Clover In 17 Minutes?	true	science	['Science']
2,463	Medical Treatments in India\|Medical Tourism\|second opinion	true	science	['Science']
2,464	What does it mean?The Only Thing Better Than A Double Rainbow Is This Double Eclipse	true	science	['Science']
2,465	Earth's Axis Has Been Shifted by Climate Change, Study Says	true	science	['Science']
2,466	(Hat tip, Ads of the World) "We like to put the word out there in ways you'll remember," museum spokesman Jason Bosher toldScience World Museum's 'Orgasms Can Kill Pain' Ad Spices Up 'Science Of Sexuality' Exhibit (PHOTO)	true	science	['Science']
2,467	Stinky Phil attracts crowds that want to get a whiff.Watch This Corpse Flower Bloom Or Else Wait Another 5 Years	true	science	['Science']
2,468	New survey shows risk of physician burnout remains high despite improving in their well-being	true	science	['Science']
2,469	While the theory of planned behavior is well-accepted among most health researchers, the new study is the first to use itMen & Vegetables: 'Planned Behavior' Theory May Explain Why Many Guys Shun Veggies	true	science	['Science']
2,470	Still, it's important to note the study also found poorer men with buff arms were more likely to support wealth redistributionMale Bicep Size Predicts Opinion On Welfare Programs, Study Suggests	true	science	['Science']
2,471	Survey of 600 working adults from a variety of industries finds that employees who openly discuss their religious beliefs at work are often happier and have higher job satisfaction than those employees who do not.	true	science	['Science']
2,472	Bacteria May Be Remaking Drugs in Sewage	true	science	['Science']
2,473	Apple Is Going After The Healthcare Industry, Starting With Personal Health Data	true	science	['Science']
2,474	Pluto's "Twin" Has Frozen Atmosphere, Dwarf planet Eris could be coated in frost made from collapsed gases, study hints.	true	science	['Science']
2,475	Wives still report doing about twice as much housework and childcare as their husbands. One difference is that today's couples, even if they unconsciously embrace traditional gender stereotypes and live less-than-egalitarian lives, may publicly proclaim more egalitarian values.Fathers, Daughters and the Second Shift	true	science	['Science']
2,476	Iss astronauts fix the alarm problem by turning the computer off and on again	true	science	['Science']
2,477	DNA testing can sometimes provide truly miraculous results for adoptees wishing to pursue information about their birthparents.Can DNA Help You Find Your Birth Parents? (Part II)	true	science	['Science']
2,478	David's Musings: Rats, Cocaine and Miles Davis	true	science	['Science']
2,479	Now We Know How Many Licks It Takes To Reach The Center Of A Lollipop	true	science	['Science']
2,480	Ruins On Seafloor Turn Out To Be Ancient Settlement	true	science	['Science']
2,481	SOLVED? Massive Magnetic Star Mystery	true	science	['Science']
2,482	"And AR1515 did it! X1-class solar flare," officials with NASA's sun-watching Solar Dynamics Observatory wrote in a postSolar Flare Erupts From Giant Sunspot, Marks The Summer's Strongest Flare Yet	true	science	['Science']
2,483	Study: When Republicans control state legislatures, infant mortality is higher. These findings support the politics hypothesis that the social determinants of health are, at least in part, constructed by the power vested in governments.	true	science	['Science']
2,484	Because of improvements in medical ethics over the past thirty years, we tend to think that this paternalistic attitude no longer or minimally exists. However paternalism in science is all too alive and healthy.Is Sexism In Science Actually Paternalism?	true	science	['Science']
2,485	Perhaps it’s no surprise that the lead author of the new study, David Kidd, came to social psychology by way of Russian literature'Mind-Reading' Skills Boosted By Reading Literature, Study Suggests	true	science	['Science']
2,486	Ultra-fast new car batteries can recharge 70 percent in two minutes	true	science	['Science']
2,487	If a legendary figure like Bob Spitzer can correct his mistakes, surely the American Psychiatric Association can do the same -- for the sake of protecting our patients and keeping the mental health field united.Spitzer Recants: Why Can't APA Admit Mistakes and Correct Them	true	science	['Science']
2,488	Causes of a Facial Skin Rash \| Skin Rash Help	true	science	['Science']
2,489	He is the author of six books, three nonfiction: “Dark Side of the Earth,” “Earthquakes and Volcanoes,” “On the Rocks: A Geology of Britain;” and three children’s books, “Atlas of the Natural World,” “Discovering Prehistory: How Old Is the Earth? How Are Fossils Formed?” and “Picture Atlas of Prehistoric Life,” as well as numerous published scientific papers and articles. He is Vice Chair of the OECD High Level Advisory Board of the International Network on the Financial Management of Large Scale Catastrophes; a member of the Climate Risk and Insurance Working Group for the Geneva Association; was on the team awarded The Nobel Peace Prize 2007, for his work with Al Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and was a lead author on insurance, finance and climate change for the 2007 IPCC Assessment Report. In 2012, as part of Mexico's presidency of the G20, he was involved in promoting catastrophe models to governments for managing their national disaster risks. Dr. Muir-Wood graduated with a bachelor’s degree in natural sciences from Cambridge University, England. He remained in Cambridge for his doctorate in earth sciences, where he was also a junior research fellow.	true	science	['Science']
2,490	Watching TV and movies helps people with attachment issues, suggests a new study (n=1,039). They are more likely than others to be engaged in the stories, connect to characters, and results suggest that stories provide a “safe space” for some people to deal with relationship issues in their lives.	true	science	['Science']
2,491	In his response to comments by me, Jon Marks and Jennifer Raff, Wade does not take on any substantive aspect of the debate; rather, he misrepresents the science again and takes a shot at our credentials as scholars. Here is a very quick response to his comments, in hopes of correcting the record and getting this debate back to the science.A Troublesome Response: Nicholas Wade Still Avoids the Debate About Race and Genetics	true	science	['Science']
2,492	Fear not, it was all "intentional."Watch A NASA Booster Nozzle Plug Get Blown To Bits	true	science	['Science']
2,493	If you were interested in the social, political, environmental and economic impacts that over fishing contributes to, this would be a great episode to watch!	true	science	['Science']
2,494	If you are connected with the world of K-12 mathematics education, it’s highly unlikely that a day will go by without youAll The Mathematical Methods I Learned In My University Math Degree Became Obsolete In My Lifetime	true	science	['Science']
2,495	Rainbow over St Paul's Cathedral and the city of London. FACT: You can't see all the colors of a rainbow. FACT: Double, tripleTwo People Never See The Same Rainbow--And 6 More Amazing Facts About The Optical Phenomenon	true	science	['Science']
2,496	Look up! It's the second full moon of the month.How To See Friday's Rare Blue Moon	true	science	['Science']
2,497	Today's technology allows for much more precise methods of measuring the distance to planets and other orbiting bodies. ItEros Asteroid Flyby Attracts Amateur Astronomers	true	science	['Science']
2,498	Myths about our minds Healing Mind	true	science	['Science']
2,499	It's not just the eclipse that you should watch out for on Friday	true	science	['Science']

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Erasing cocaine-cue memories could help prevent relapse, according to new research. The findings in rats opens a potential avenue for more effective relapse prevention therapies in humans.

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How Naps Do Your Brain (And Body) Good

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Global Warming Is Real, New Analysis Confirms

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The high-pitched note emitted by hot kettles has puzzled scientists for more than a century, but thanks to two steamed-upWhy Do Kettles Whistle? Science Has An Answer

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When you see photographs of the Earth from far away, the implications may not immediately be clear. Listen as Carl SaganThe Single Most Mind-Altering Photograph Humanity Has Ever Taken

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Researchers studying Notch proteins, which regulate both normal and cancer cells, have shown that activities of distinct Notch family members are modified differently by phosphorylation. The results can help in the development of new cancer treatments, especially for hormone-dependent breast cancer.

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With launch day only a few months away, the anticipation is building. "Balloon liftoffs are magical moments," Young saidComet ISON Mission To Use Balloon Platform To Observe 'Comet Of Century,' Scientists Say

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Pledging leads to a new unit of measurement

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With the help of Nixon's ground-breaking law, Kirtland's Warblers were brought back from the brink. Today, with more thanA Very Special Bird for Michigan

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These little piggies could soon save millions of lives.Scientists Hit Breakthrough In Quest To Transplant Pig Organs Into Humans

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First signs of self-interacting dark matter? Dark matter may not be completely dark after all -- ScienceDaily

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Wearing Red Has Weird Effect On Other Women, New Study Shows

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A new class of highly potent, broadly neutralizing antibodies isolated from viremic patients infected with dengue virus

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NASA astronaut Jeff Williams, 58, has spent a total of 534 days in orbit, more time than any other astronaut in U.S. history and 14th in the world.U.S.-Russian Crew Returns To Earth After 172 Days In Space

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Prehistoric Poop Yields Big Surprise About Neanderthals

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Scientists identify key conditions to set up a creative ‘hot streak’

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DNA analysis of Britain's oldest complete skeleton reveals the first modern Britons had "dark to black skin" and dark hair.Oldest-Known Briton 'Cheddar Man’ Wasn’t Fair-Skinned After All

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"President Hassan Rouhani ... congratulated Iranian scientists and experts on successfully sending a second living creatureIran Space Monkey Reportedly Returns Safely To Earth After Successful Launch

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Can you do better? Contest entries are due by April 2. 1. Why is the Moon sometimes out in the day? 2. Why is the sky blueAlan Alda's Flame Challenge and Kids' Five Most Popular Science Questions

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PTSD: New Detection System - Speech. NYU School of Medicine research just published in the journal Depression and Anxiety. New artificial intelligence enabled computer program that identifies PTSD by speech patterns.

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This theory, known as inflation, is currently the dominant explanation for what happened after the Big Bang and for how theEvidence For Universe Inflation Theory May Lurk In New Data From Planck Space Probe

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The "water found on Mars" story is as perennial as Christmas. NASA doesn't need to tell us that again. So why not cut out the seemingly endless stream of robotic middlemen, and just send hardware that will search for life, big or small? Isn't it time to cut to the chase?Why Doesn't NASA Just Look for Life?

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Running more than 15 miles a week associated with reduced risk of dying from Alzheimer’s disease, study on more than 153,000 runners finds

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A lifesaving OD drug is out of reach for the people that need it the most

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NASA on Friday released the latest images to be sent back by the Mars Rover Curiosity, including a high-resolution self-portraitMars Rover Curiosity Update: Self Portrait & New Images Released, First Destination Announced (PHOTOS)

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Experts fear diseases 'impossible to treat'

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A strange, pulsing star has revealed a powerful magnetic field around the giant black hole at the heart of Earth’s MilkyStrange, Pulsating Star Found

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New Horizons spacecraft sends sharpest view of Ultima Thule

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3d printer using solar and sand to make glass objects.

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No bleeding required: Anemia detection via smartphone - Instead of a blood test, an app uses photos of someone’s fingernails to determine whether the level of hemoglobin in their blood seems low, as reported in Nature Communications.

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Can you catch schizophrenia from a pathogen? A new study suggests that 20% of cases may be linked to T gondii, a common protazoan

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Watch how scientists use 3D imaging to examine when -- and why -- this ancient hominin species became extinct.Modern Humans May Have Caused The Extinction Of Real 'Hobbits'

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"It’s really beautiful when you get a proper behavior, especially something fun, like a beetle rolling dung balls."Scientists Reveal Secret To Dung Beetles' Impressive Navigation Skills

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Warm ocean water is making Antarctic glacier vulnerable to significant melting.

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Most stars (including, in about 4 billion years, our sun) end their lives as white dwarfs, after they have burned all theirWatery Asteroid Remnants Around Distant Star Boosts Chance Of Life Outside Solar System

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Young bone marrow transplantation preserves learning and memory in old mice

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The fourth annual competition was organized by the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, in association with the EnglishAstronomy Photos 2012: Royal Observatory Greenwich Announces Contest Winners (PHOTOS)

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Researchers show why platinum rocks in nano-catalysts by tracking Pt's extreme flexibility with atomic-resolution microscopy and spectroscopy. Isolated Pt species can adopt a range of local coordination environments and oxidation states, which evolve in response to varied environmental conditions.

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Science Says Stop Making Party Balloons, We’re Running Out of Helium

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Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez did what no surgeon had ever done -- and he's just getting started.Meet The Doctor Behind The Most Extreme Face Transplant Ever

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Interview With Energy Saving Campaigner & Ecologist Dr Matt Prescott.

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Scientists Transform Gold Into Something Even More Incredible

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Scientists build picture of super-fast mini moon of Neptune

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On Monday night (July 15), the moon will be immediately above Spica. In fact, if you live in Central America or Africa, theSee Moon, Planets, & Star Spica This Month In A Series Of Celestial Close Encounters

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New data from the Planck satellite indicates that the cosmic microwave background pattern once thought to be from gravitational waves is an artifact of galactic dust.This Week In Science: Space Ripples Turn to Dust, Resetting Your Biological Clock, and a Dolphin Funeral

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"We can look at music as an intellectual reward," Salimpoor said, adding, "It's essentially pattern recognition, and thisBrain's Music Pleasure Zone Identified With Reward System Activity In New Study

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The Math Behind Successful Relationships: researchers were able to quantify couples’ interaction during an argument and predict divorce with 94% accuracy.

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"Social learning is very important to maintaining a culture," study researcher Shinya Yamamoto, of Kyoto University in JapanChimps Learn Tool Use Via 'Social Learning,' Study Shows (VIDEO)

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Chem joke for the day

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Ted Cruz' plans for NASA.

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For the study, researchers observed 20 domesticated cats in their homes for eight months to monitor how the pets recognizeYour Cat Really Doesn't Care What You Have To Say, Study Shows

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The hidden punch This phenomenon isn't just limited to crayfish, the researchers said. "Because the majority of animals possessCrayfish Claws Can Fake Out Attackers, Cherax Dispar Research Shows

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Using a single pollinated pine seed, the team assembled the largest genome ever sequenced: 22.18 billion base pairs, moreLoblolly Pine Tree Sets New Record For Biggest Genome Ever Sequenced (VIDEO)

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"Titan's northern lakes region is one of the most Earth-like and intriguing in the solar system," Cassini project scientistLakes On Saturn's Moon Titan Spotted By NASA's Cassini Probe (PHOTOS)

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"I think people are kind of waiting," Richard Cook, the rover's deputy project manager, told SPACE.com. "It's a little bitMars Rover Landing Set For August 5, NASA's 'Curiosity' Team Says

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Greatest Female Scientists Success Stories

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BOSTON (Reuters) - Scientists are still sorting out the details of last year's discovery of the Higgs boson particle, butUniverse Has Finite Lifespan, Higgs Boson Calculations Suggest

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Magnitudes are celestial numbers that measures how bright a sky object is; the smaller the value, the brighter the object"Demon Star" Algol Of Perseus Constellation Visible In Night Sky This Week

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Some primate species may express grief over the death of their infant by carrying the corpse with them, sometimes for months. Researchers undertook the most extensive quantitative analysis to date of “infant corpse carrying” in primate mothers, looking at 409 cases across 50 species.

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SAN FRANCISCO – Identical twins may not be so identical after all. Even though identical twins supposedly share all of theirIdentical Twins' Genes Research Suggests Siblings Are Genetically Different

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Cryptotora thamicola may help show how life first stepped out of the oceans.This Weird Little 'Walking' Cavefish Is A Living Link To A Key Moment In Evolution

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Archaeologists now say the 39 skulls are probably all that's left of young men beheaded by Roman soldiers or felled by theirGladiators In London? Decapitated Skulls Spotlight Brutal Ways Of Ancient Romans

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Can You Find A Four-Leaf Clover In 17 Minutes?

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Medical Treatments in India|Medical Tourism|second opinion

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What does it mean?The Only Thing Better Than A Double Rainbow Is This Double Eclipse

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Earth's Axis Has Been Shifted by Climate Change, Study Says

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(Hat tip, Ads of the World) "We like to put the word out there in ways you'll remember," museum spokesman Jason Bosher toldScience World Museum's 'Orgasms Can Kill Pain' Ad Spices Up 'Science Of Sexuality' Exhibit (PHOTO)

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Stinky Phil attracts crowds that want to get a whiff.Watch This Corpse Flower Bloom Or Else Wait Another 5 Years

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New survey shows risk of physician burnout remains high despite improving in their well-being

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While the theory of planned behavior is well-accepted among most health researchers, the new study is the first to use itMen & Vegetables: 'Planned Behavior' Theory May Explain Why Many Guys Shun Veggies

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Still, it's important to note the study also found poorer men with buff arms were more likely to support wealth redistributionMale Bicep Size Predicts Opinion On Welfare Programs, Study Suggests

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Survey of 600 working adults from a variety of industries finds that employees who openly discuss their religious beliefs at work are often happier and have higher job satisfaction than those employees who do not.

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Bacteria May Be Remaking Drugs in Sewage

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Apple Is Going After The Healthcare Industry, Starting With Personal Health Data

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Pluto's "Twin" Has Frozen Atmosphere, Dwarf planet Eris could be coated in frost made from collapsed gases, study hints.

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Wives still report doing about twice as much housework and childcare as their husbands. One difference is that today's couples, even if they unconsciously embrace traditional gender stereotypes and live less-than-egalitarian lives, may publicly proclaim more egalitarian values.Fathers, Daughters and the Second Shift

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Iss astronauts fix the alarm problem by turning the computer off and on again

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DNA testing can sometimes provide truly miraculous results for adoptees wishing to pursue information about their birthparents.Can DNA Help You Find Your Birth Parents? (Part II)

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David's Musings: Rats, Cocaine and Miles Davis

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Now We Know How Many Licks It Takes To Reach The Center Of A Lollipop

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Ruins On Seafloor Turn Out To Be Ancient Settlement

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SOLVED? Massive Magnetic Star Mystery

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"And AR1515 did it! X1-class solar flare," officials with NASA's sun-watching Solar Dynamics Observatory wrote in a postSolar Flare Erupts From Giant Sunspot, Marks The Summer's Strongest Flare Yet

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Study: When Republicans control state legislatures, infant mortality is higher. These findings support the politics hypothesis that the social determinants of health are, at least in part, constructed by the power vested in governments.

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Because of improvements in medical ethics over the past thirty years, we tend to think that this paternalistic attitude no longer or minimally exists. However paternalism in science is all too alive and healthy.Is Sexism In Science Actually Paternalism?

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Perhaps it’s no surprise that the lead author of the new study, David Kidd, came to social psychology by way of Russian literature'Mind-Reading' Skills Boosted By Reading Literature, Study Suggests

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Ultra-fast new car batteries can recharge 70 percent in two minutes

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If a legendary figure like Bob Spitzer can correct his mistakes, surely the American Psychiatric Association can do the same -- for the sake of protecting our patients and keeping the mental health field united.Spitzer Recants: Why Can't APA Admit Mistakes and Correct Them

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Causes of a Facial Skin Rash | Skin Rash Help

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He is the author of six books, three nonfiction: “Dark Side of the Earth,” “Earthquakes and Volcanoes,” “On the Rocks: A Geology of Britain;” and three children’s books, “Atlas of the Natural World,” “Discovering Prehistory: How Old Is the Earth? How Are Fossils Formed?” and “Picture Atlas of Prehistoric Life,” as well as numerous published scientific papers and articles. He is Vice Chair of the OECD High Level Advisory Board of the International Network on the Financial Management of Large Scale Catastrophes; a member of the Climate Risk and Insurance Working Group for the Geneva Association; was on the team awarded The Nobel Peace Prize 2007, for his work with Al Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and was a lead author on insurance, finance and climate change for the 2007 IPCC Assessment Report. In 2012, as part of Mexico's presidency of the G20, he was involved in promoting catastrophe models to governments for managing their national disaster risks. Dr. Muir-Wood graduated with a bachelor’s degree in natural sciences from Cambridge University, England. He remained in Cambridge for his doctorate in earth sciences, where he was also a junior research fellow.

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Watching TV and movies helps people with attachment issues, suggests a new study (n=1,039). They are more likely than others to be engaged in the stories, connect to characters, and results suggest that stories provide a “safe space” for some people to deal with relationship issues in their lives.

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In his response to comments by me, Jon Marks and Jennifer Raff, Wade does not take on any substantive aspect of the debate; rather, he misrepresents the science again and takes a shot at our credentials as scholars. Here is a very quick response to his comments, in hopes of correcting the record and getting this debate back to the science.A Troublesome Response: Nicholas Wade Still Avoids the Debate About Race and Genetics

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Fear not, it was all "intentional."Watch A NASA Booster Nozzle Plug Get Blown To Bits

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If you were interested in the social, political, environmental and economic impacts that over fishing contributes to, this would be a great episode to watch!

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If you are connected with the world of K-12 mathematics education, it’s highly unlikely that a day will go by without youAll The Mathematical Methods I Learned In My University Math Degree Became Obsolete In My Lifetime

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Rainbow over St Paul's Cathedral and the city of London. FACT: You can't see all the colors of a rainbow. FACT: Double, tripleTwo People Never See The Same Rainbow--And 6 More Amazing Facts About The Optical Phenomenon

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Look up! It's the second full moon of the month.How To See Friday's Rare Blue Moon

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Today's technology allows for much more precise methods of measuring the distance to planets and other orbiting bodies. ItEros Asteroid Flyby Attracts Amateur Astronomers

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Myths about our minds Healing Mind

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It's not just the eclipse that you should watch out for on Friday

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