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New Urine Analysis Method Could Detect Cancer, Other Diseases Early
Early detection is vital for effectively treating serious diseases, including cancer. However, traditional screening methods can be invasive and not easily accessible to everyone.
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Dolphins Recognize Their Friends By Drinking Each Other's Pee
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Australia to Use 'Special Toilets' to Extract Human Urine as Plants Fertilizer
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Moon Bases Could be Built Using Astronaut Urine
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Common Artificial Sweetener Used to Measure Amount of Pee in Swimming Pools -- Find Out How Much!
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Scientists Finally Discover the Use of Fish Urine
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#PeeForScience: Solar-Powered Device Can Turn Urine Into Beer
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This Public Urinal Can Turn Pee Into Electricity
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Scientists Explain Why Bearcats Smell Like Buttered Popcorn
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Animals Dig Waterholes In Preparation For Dry Season, Researchers Say
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Early Breast Cancer Detected with Urine
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Big or Small, Mammals Take 21 Seconds to Pee
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Predicting Preterm Birth With a Simple Urine Test
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