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Man Survives After Steel Rod Penetrated Through His Head Like a Barbecue Skewer
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Man Survives After Steel Rod Penetrated Through His Head Like a Barbecue Skewer

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New study on DNA questions theory on how life began

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Study shows obesity gene is not an obstacle for losing weight

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Fastest-Ever Molecular Imaging Technique Captures Crystallized Protein As It Reacts To Light In Real Time

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Sleep And Culture: How Cultural Pressures Interact With Sleep Biology

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Earth Harbors One Trillion Species, Most Still Undiscovered

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Scientists Create 'Brain Dictionary' To Help Decode Our Inner Thoughts [VIDEO]

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Subglacial Lake Under Antarctic Ice Could Harbor Hidden Life Forms Preserved For Millions Of Years

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World's Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Set For Major Upgrade [VIDEO]

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NASA Satellite Images Map Undergound Forest Fungi Networks From Space

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Japanese Fire Bellied Newts Rival All Animals With 'Exceptional' Regenerative Abilities, Study Finds

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Evolution Of World's Largest Dinosaurs Recreated Using 3-D Modeling [PHOTO]

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Parasites Reveal Evolution Of Ancient Nuclear Structure In Eukaryotes

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Viruses 'Piggyback' Host Microbes Instead Of Killing Them In Rapidly Growing Populations, Study Says

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Fish With Smaller Brains Have Stronger Immune Systems, Study Finds

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