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Scientists Engineer Caffeine Addiction In Bacteria, May Be Helpful In Decontamination Efforts
Scientists have engineered the E. coli bacteria to be "addicted" to caffeine, which may prove useful for wastewater decontamination efforts.
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Eli Reimer First Teen With Down Syndrome to Climb Mt. Everest
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New Silicone Breast Implants Deemed Safer
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In A Cave Of 10,000 Bats, Only 23 Survive: Mysterious Disease Killing Bats Across America
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Nuclear Reactor Accident In Arkansas Kills 1, Injures Others, Officials Say No Public Danger (VIDEO)
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"Disease Labeling" By Doctors May Cause Parents to Over-medicate Their Children
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Latest Exxon Oil Spill Disrupts Community, Threatens Environment In Central Arkansas (VIDEOS)
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Doctors Warn Changes in DSM May Lead to Increase in ADHD Diagnoses
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Study Finds Self-Help Programs Effective in Helping Children Lose Weight
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Cottontail has Lost more than 80 Percent of its Habitat
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US Teenagers' Unhealthy Lifestyles a Risk Factor for Future Health Complications
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Ice-Sheet in Antarctica Increasing due to Global Warming
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Vegetation in Arctic to Increase in the Next 50 Years
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Mauna Loa’s Lava Study Confirms Geologists’ Early Warning of Eruption
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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
