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Sex Injury: 'Foreign Objects' Cited Most Common Cause Of Incidents, Most Occur In February

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Frozen Water: Scientists Discover New Form Of Ice With Record-Low Density

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'Wasp's-Eye View': New Video Sheds Light On Insect's Amazing Homing Ability (VIDEO)

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Australian Megafauna: Humans Responsible For Extinction, Study Says

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Human Brain Prioritizes High-Reward Memories, Study Says

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Gastornis: Arctic Fossil Evidence Of Giant Bird Examined For First Time

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Type 1 Diabetes: New Class Of Antigens Discovered, Could Help In Diagnosis And Treatment

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Neanderthal DNA Influences Modern Human Behavior In Numerous Subtle Ways, Study Says

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Einstein Theory Of Relativity: Gravitational Waves Observed For First Time, Scientists Announce

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Marijuana Use: Rise Not As Big As Previously Believed, Study Says

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Plankton Key For Removing Carbon From Atmosphere And Depositing Into Oceans, Study Says

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Chronic Pain: New Study Reveals Relationship To Stress-Related Protein

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Milky Way: Hundreds Of New Galaxies Uncovered Behind Our Own

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Cryptomyrus: New Family Of Electric Fish Discovered In Gabon

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Bacteria Act As Tiny Eyeballs To 'See' Surroundings, Study Reveals

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