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Low vaccination rates in multiple African countries could doom global eradication efforts
All it will take is raising $5.5 billion (that’s the easy part) and a whole lot of people working together
Regrowing muscles, tendons and even organs may be possible using nature's own adhesive
Ongoing research increasingly points to more than one cause in genes and the environment
Lab-grown nerve fibers could help a battered body heal itself
Health officials say the outbreak has not yet peaked so getting vaccinated even now will still help
The details of Canada's most notorious sleep homicide are still hard to fathom
With the constitutionality of the Obama administration's health care reform law assured, policy experts are looking to the November elections for the fate of the law
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A rigorous study concludes that experimental medication improved lung function and weight gain
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