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Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Cell vs. Virus: A Battle for Health by Shannon Stiles - Video
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How 'Bugs' in Our Bellies Impact Our Health
Gut
bacteria can turn a nutrient in red meat into a chemical that increases
the risk of hardened arteries. The new finding helps explain why eating
lots of red meat might foster heart disease.
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New Frog Discovered in New York City
An Atlantic Coast leopard frog (Rana kauffeldi). This newly identified species lives in wetlands from Connecticut to North Carolina.
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Can Soft Drinks Speed Aging?
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Drinking too many sugary soft drinks can accelerate how quickly our cells age, a new study suggests.
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Magnets May Make Helmets Safer
A new study tests the idea of adding magnets to football helmets to reduce the force of head-to-head collisions.
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ADHD Linked to Air Pollutants
Air
pollution from cars and industries can spew pollutants known as PAHs. A
new study shows children have a greater risk of ADHD if their mothers
inhaled a lot of PAHs while pregnant.
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Early Asteroid Impacts May Have Aided Life's Origin
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Asteroids and comets that smashed into the planet billions of years
ago, as in this illustration, could have provided the necessary energy
to hot-wire life, new experiments suggest.
NASA
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