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Forensics: Hair Samples May Be Contaminated By Pretreatment Methods

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Night Vision: Graphene Breakthrough May Lead To Night Vision Technology In Cellphones And Laptops, Study Says

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CO2 Could Be 'Diamonds In The Sky' Instead Of Climate Change Foe If Converted Into Valuable Nanofibers

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Resistant Lice: Head Lice Now Resistant To OTC Treatments Found In 25 States

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DNA 'Hard Drive' Could Store Information For 2,000 Years

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'Drinkable Book' With Water-Filtering Pages Could Clean Even The Dirtiest Drinking Water (VIDEO)

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Vitamin D Could Shrink Prostate Tumors, Potentially Preventing Need For Surgery

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Packing Peanuts Can Be Made Into Rechargable Batteries, Researchers Say

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Beer Recipe From 170-Year-Old Shipwreck Resurrected In Boozy Experiment

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Beer Could Fight Off Alzheimer's And Parkinson's? Study Identifies Surprising Benefit Of Hops

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Orange Juice Is Healthier Than Fresh Fruit? Finding Suggest There Is Some Truth Behind It

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Workout Have You Sweaty And Stinky? Did You Know Some Lucky Folk Don't Have To Deal With B.O.? (VIDEO)

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Some Brazilian Chocolate Found To Contain 'Concerning' Levels Of Lead And Cadmium

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