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New Technology May Yield an Early Warning System for Drowsy Drivers
Researchers at Washington State University Spokane have developed a new detection method for nabbing drivers nodding off behind the wheel.
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FDA Okays Roche's HPV Test for Primary Cervical Cancer Screening
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Gravitational Lens: Researchers Find Galaxy that Magnified Supernova PS1-10afx
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World's Top Polluter China Gets Tougher Environmental Laws
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New Cell-Targeted Therapy May Help Prevent MS
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Federal Habitat Restoration Programs Create Thousands of Jobs and Generate Millions in Economic Stimulus
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Researchers Decode Genome of Deadly Tsetse Fly
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Airport Security-Style Technology May be the Key to Stroke Treatments
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