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Scientists Turn to Platypus Venom for Future Treatment of Diabetes
Scientists look into the potential of Platypus venom as basis for new treatments for type 2 diabetes in humans.
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Trump Administration to Have an Open Mind on Climate Change, But Still Considers it as 'Bunch of Bunk'
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Time Travel Is Actually Possible With Parallel Dimensions, Say Physicists
NASA’s Laser-Imaging Tech Could Aid in Studying Earth’s Ancient Fossils
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Newly Discovered Star Family Could Hold Clues to Milky Way Formation
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