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Coral Species Sometimes Take Over a Decade to Recover from Climatic Disaster
Coral reefs sometimes require more than a decade to recover from a climatic disaster. A new study has found that some coral species can take almost 13 years to get back to their original state.
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Facebook Profile Boosts User's Self-Esteem, Reduces Motivation to do Tasks
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New Device Capable of Reducing Second Breast Cancer Operations by Half
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Graphene Sensor 1,000 Times More Sensitive Than Those Currently in Use
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Using Nanoclay to Regenerate Bones Shows Promise in Lab
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U.K. Had the Coldest Spring Since 1962
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New Technique Capable of Imaging Molecules Before and After Reactions Could Change the World of Chemistry
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Pregnant Loggerhead Turtle Declared Healthy After Rescue, Returned to Sea [VIDEO]
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DSM 5 Lists Caffeine Intoxication and Withdrawal as Disorders
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Unsanctioned Genetically Modified Wheat Growing in Oregon Tied to Monsanto
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Sleep-deprived Men More Likely to Perceive Women as More Eager to Have Sex
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Dinosaur Embryos Found in Portugal Help Close Fossil Record Gap
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Valium-like Proteins Made in the Brain May Lead to Better Treatment for Epilepsy, Anxiety and Sleep Disorders
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Global Plastic Pileup Could Be Halted With Four Policies, California Study Finds
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
