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It has been known for a long time that snoring can deprive the body of oxygen during long sleeping hours. Scientists now have new evidence that the resulting low levels of oxygen in blood can trigger growth of cancerous tumors.
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High-resolution photos of Martian lava flows are part of a new study at Arizona's ASU. The 269 rare patterns of coiling nautical spirals have never before been seen on Mars. However, similar patterns have occasionally been viewed on Earth.
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Offshore wind farms being proposed for the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico sit in hurricane paths and as a result, almost half of the planned turbines for these farms could be destroyed over a 20-year period.
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The younger a person is when getting a divorce, the greater risk for health decline, a Michigan State University study has found.
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Scientists have discovered two substances in licorice root, licoricidin and licorisoflavan A. New studies show that they destroy major bacteria accountable for gum disease and tooth deterioration.
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East Lansing -
A new study by a Michigan State University researcher shows women tend to take the scientific community’s consensus on global warming more seriously compared to men.
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Class A drugs have been detected in air samples taken in Madrid and Barcelona, according to a study by the CSIC (Spanish National Research Council.)
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Here is the another sign of our world changing in ways that will effect our descendants. Back years ago, there were statistics that there were 5 females for every one male. Times have changed!
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Containers of the dispersant Corexit stand unguarded near the waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
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