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Very Well Preserved Dinosaur Fossil is the Best the World has Ever Seen
The most well preserved dinosaur fossil- with skin unveiled in the Tyrell Museum six years after miners accidentally discovers the specimen in Canada.
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LIFENew Lung Cancer Treatment may Reduce Risk of Death
A promising cancer treatment drug is being developed by an Anglo-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical company. The new immunotherapy drug promises a greater chance of survival for lung cancer patients.
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LIFEWhy Your Tears Taste Salty; How the Body Benefit From it
Although commonly felt and sometimes tasted, tears still ignite a sense of curiosity among few individuals. There are some people who still dare to ask why tears are salty.
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LIFETop Early Signs of Heart Attack Appearing Weeks Ahead
A heart attack could happen anytime, making it one of the most dreadful causes of death in the modern age. However, such condition could be treated ahead its occurrence, especially when you notice some of its early signs.
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LIFEOne-Third of FDA-Approved Drugs Have Safety Risks
About one-third of medications approved by U.S. Food and Drug Administration have safety issues. The result has been found after the researchers reviewed 222 FDA-approved drugs from 2001 until 2010.
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LIFEStudy: HIV Patients in the United States and Europe Gain 10-Year Lifespan
Anti-AIDS drugs have raised the lifespan of HIV patients in the United States and Europe by 10 years, according to the study published in The Lancet HIV on Thursday.
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LIFECancer Complication: Researchers Discover the First Ever Drug to Combat Lymphedema
Most of the cancer patients, particularly those who went from breast cancer treatment, experience painful and swollen limbs, a condition and cancer complication known as lymphedema. Currently, there is no available drug for the condition, though it can be managed through massage. However, researchers have now found a potential drug therapy for the debilitating condition.
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LIFENTechLab's new Software Identifies Suspects Based on Their Emotions
An emotion reading technology, created by NTechLab, could soon help police authorities pre-emptively stop criminals and potential terrorists.
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LIFEThings You Should Know About the Anti-HIV Drug: Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)
Since a definitive HIV cure is far from being achieved, experts are counting on the anti-HIV drug to prevent the proliferation of the disease. People who don't have HIV, but are at risk, are advised to take Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis or PrEP.
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LIFERecreational Marijuana use Approved in Vermont
The legalization of recreational marijuana has been approved by Vermont's lawmaking body. The approval of the said State will form part of history, making Vermont as the first U.S. State to have approved recreational marijuana use through its legislatures.
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