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Stopping Statins Beneficial For Terminally Ill Patients

Kamal Nayan

Low-Dose Antidepressants could Treat Hot Flashes, Study Finds

Cheri Cheng

Mode Of Transportation Affects Our Mood, Study Finds

Kamal Nayan

Porn Might Be Shrinking Your Brain

Kamal Nayan

Athletes can be Motivated by Fake Scores, Study Finds

Cheri Cheng

Researchers Control Monkey’s Choice by Activating a Brain Region

Cheri Cheng

Cats Eat More In The Winter

Kamal Nayan

PSTD Treatment Is More Economical When Patients Are Given Choice, Study Finds

Kamal Nayan

Ultraviolet Cleaning Lowers the Amount of Superbugs in Hospitals

Cheri Cheng

Exposure to Toxins can Speed up Aging, Study Reports

Cheri Cheng

Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Death Linked To Protein Overproduction

Kamal Nayan

Exercise Pays Off Even in 70s and 80s, New Study Finds

Kamal Nayan

Butterfly 'Eyespots' Addressing Fundamental Questions About Evolution

Kamal Nayan

Avoid Using Wikipedia for Health-Related Issues

Cheri Cheng

Cancer Ads Rely on Emotions more than Facts, Study Reports

Cheri Cheng

Post-Sex Cuddling can Improve Relationships, Study Finds

Cheri Cheng

Heavily Decorated Classrooms can be Distracting, Study finds

Cheri Cheng

Dad's Brain Undergo Changes To Be Alike Mothers When He's Primary Caregiver

Kamal Nayan

MS Drug Erases Painful Memories In Mice, Study Finds

Kamal Nayan

Researchers Show How DNA is 'Edited' To Correct Genetic Diseases

Kamal Nayan

Cerebral Blood Flow Changes after Puberty, Study Finds

Cheri Cheng

Computers are more Skilled than People at Detecting Real Pain

Cheri Cheng

Warm Pacific Behind U.S. Cold: Study

Kamal Nayan

Researchers Discover How Signals Trigger Cancer Cells

Kamal Nayan

Visual Cortex Processes Auditory Information Too, Study Finds

Kamal Nayan

Groups can Shape People’s Personal Opinions

Cheri Cheng

Infants Have The Ability To Make Highly Demanding Social Judgements

Kamal Nayan

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Stopping Statins Beneficial For Terminally Ill Patients

Low-Dose Antidepressants could Treat Hot Flashes, Study Finds

Mode Of Transportation Affects Our Mood, Study Finds

Porn Might Be Shrinking Your Brain

Athletes can be Motivated by Fake Scores, Study Finds

Researchers Control Monkey’s Choice by Activating a Brain Region

Cats Eat More In The Winter

PSTD Treatment Is More Economical When Patients Are Given Choice, Study Finds

Ultraviolet Cleaning Lowers the Amount of Superbugs in Hospitals

Exposure to Toxins can Speed up Aging, Study Reports

Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Death Linked To Protein Overproduction

Exercise Pays Off Even in 70s and 80s, New Study Finds

Butterfly 'Eyespots' Addressing Fundamental Questions About Evolution

Avoid Using Wikipedia for Health-Related Issues

Cancer Ads Rely on Emotions more than Facts, Study Reports

Post-Sex Cuddling can Improve Relationships, Study Finds

Heavily Decorated Classrooms can be Distracting, Study finds

Dad's Brain Undergo Changes To Be Alike Mothers When He's Primary Caregiver

MS Drug Erases Painful Memories In Mice, Study Finds

Researchers Show How DNA is 'Edited' To Correct Genetic Diseases

Cerebral Blood Flow Changes after Puberty, Study Finds

Computers are more Skilled than People at Detecting Real Pain

Warm Pacific Behind U.S. Cold: Study

Researchers Discover How Signals Trigger Cancer Cells

Visual Cortex Processes Auditory Information Too, Study Finds

Groups can Shape People’s Personal Opinions

Infants Have The Ability To Make Highly Demanding Social Judgements

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