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This New Adidas Shoes is Made of Ocean Waste
Adidas and Parley for the Oceans are taking a step to help Mother Earth by using Ocean waste to create shoes.
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LIFESophisticated Bot-Generated Tweets Could Influence Outcome of US Presidential Election
Software robots initiating political discussion on Twitter are influencing the political discourse and threatening the integrity of the 2016 US presidential election, a new study has warned.
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LIFEU.S. CDC Reports 13 Cases of Fatal and Drug Resistant Fungus
A new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that 13 cases of fatal and drug resistant fungal infection caused by Candida auris have occurred between May 2013 and Aug. 2016.
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LIFE‘Jacuzzi of Despair’ in Gulf of Mexico is a Killing Machine
Scientists have discovered an underwater lake, 3,300 feet under the surface of the Gulf of Mexico. The lake is a pool of ultra-saline water, which is full of methane.
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LIFEAmelia Earhart's Bones may Have Been Found; May Unravel Mystery of Her Disappearance
The Earhart Project has recovered some bones that could help in solving the puzzle of Amelia Earhart's sudden disappearance.
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LIFEVoters’ Behavior can be Affected by Ballot Design
Psychology researcher Philip Kortum of Rice University has revealed that apart from issues related to security that may affect this year's US election, "poor interfaces" of ballot design also could lead to user error that may likely impact voters' behavior and the outcome of the ballot.
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LIFEA Deadlier Mutated Ebola Virus Prefers Human Cells
In December 2013, Ebola virus alarmingly spread in the West African region with outbreaks in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. The epidemic that threatened the whole world infected over 28,000 people before the authorities could bring it under control.
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LIFEMen With 'Dad Bod' are Healthier and may Live Longer
A new book authored by Richard Bribiescas claims that "Dad Bod" acquired during fatherhood boosts health and attractiveness of men.
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LIFEIt is Normal for Human Brain to Have Stronger Response to Negative Stereotypes
A new study has explained how the human brain creates prejudice and how it can affect the whole society.
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LIFEGoogle Rejects Antitrust Charges From European Union
Tech giant Google on Thursday formally rejected antitrust charges filed by the European Union against the company.
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