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Internet Addiction can Lead to Mental Health Problems, Study Says
A new study suggests that college students who spend excessive time online are likely to develop mental health problems.
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LIFEDead Whale Washes Ashore at New Jersey Beach
Local wildlife officials have revealed that a humpback whale, which washed ashore at Sea Isle City, New Jersey last Friday, died due to human interference.
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LIFELeonardo DiCaprio's New App Aims to Stop Illegal Fishing Globally
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio wants anyone with an internet connection to track commercial fishing vessels around the world in a bid to curb illegal fishing practices.
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LIFEBrain Cancer Pushes Leukemia Down to Become the Leading Cause of Childhood Deaths
Brain cancer is now the leading cause of death among children in the U.S, according to Government statisticians. Leukemia has been pushed to second place, according to the rankings released on Friday
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LIFESmoking May Increase Risk of Heart Failure: Study
A study carried out by the US National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute has found that cigarette smoking is linked to increased chances of diseases such as heart failure.
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LIFEArcheologists Discover Unusual Bronze Age Settlement in Norfolk, UK
Archaeologists have discovered a rather unusual middle bronze age settlement in Norwich, Norfolk. The site, which was discovered along the Northern Distributor Road (NDR), is believed to have the potential to change the narrative of the Bronze Age in the UK.
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LIFENew Strain of Bacteria is Resistant to Antibiotics That Treat Pyelonephritis
Scientists recently discovered a superbug that is resistant to antibiotics. The E. coli ST 131 is said to be a potential pandemic that could kill more people than all cancers combined. New research suggests that it can also hinder the treatment of a common type of kidney disease.
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LIFEMysterious Mammoth Skull Found in California Park
Scientists have exhumed a rare and very well-preserved mammoth skull at the Channel Islands National Park in Southern California.
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LIFEAncient Denim? Oldest Indigo Dyed Fabric Found in Peru
Pieces of ancient textiles were recently found in Peru, and scientists consider them to be the oldest indigo-dyed fabric ever discovered.
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