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Soda, Other Sugary Drinks May Increase Risk of Kidney Stones, Study Says
Sugary drinks might be linked to an increased risk in developing kidney stones, a new study found citing
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Humanity's Access to Fresh Water in Peril, Conference of 500 Water Scientists Says [VIDEO]
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Anti-Cancer Drug Reverses Memory Loss Due to Alzheimer's in Mice
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Researchers Make Latest Breakthrough in Biomolecular Computing
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Dozens of Hawaiian Plants and Animals Gain Endangered Species Status
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Smartphones Help Horses Recover from Surgeries
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Hands-free Devices are Dangerous While Driving
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Study Draws Links between Hormone Levels and Risk of Mental Problems in Women
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Potatoes are Both Cheap and Nutritious: Study Finds
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Cesarean Birth Linked to Childhood Obesity
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Teens, Adults Underestimating Calorie Content in Fast Food Meals: Study
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Children's IQ and Reading Ability Affected by Mother's Milk Consumption During Pregnancy
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
