Researchers have long known New Yorkers walk faster than anyone else in the country. But epidemiologist Simonsick wondered, does walking speed affect health?
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20542 The goal: to find the right combination of drugs to short-circuit those genetic cravings that would lead the heavy drinkers, to be able to turn away from alcohol.
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20543 The future is lighter and less obtrusive. If these ever reach the energy density of hard batteries, we will wonder how we ever put up with the ubiquitous metalllic...
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20544 36,000 previously unsees moon pictures are to be digitised and made available online and in libraries.
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20545 It seems things may finally be turning around in the fight against the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.
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20546 There may be new hope for people suffering from multiple sclerosis. An experimental vaccine may lead to better treatment for the debilitating disease, as well as a...
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20547 For smokers who want to quit, there are pills, patches, and gum. But how about an electronic nicotine delivery device that looks and feels like smoking -- without the...
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20548 This is an interesting music video by an up-and-coming artist, it has a good beat, it is all about the environment.
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20549 eco-terrorists in Europe, though these seem tame compared to that guy who tried to blow up the Hummer lot a while ago.
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20550 Turns out it is possible to have too much coffee.
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20551 After you are done with them you bury them, water them, and wait for a suprise to grow.
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20552 Being frugal is fun for the whole family, although even hookers who have no family may potentially benefit from it.
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20553 This opinion from Slate brings into consideration the idea that addiction is rational, at least from an economist's perspective, since the choice to engage in...
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20554 Experts have found a way to employ the body's natural healing power to treat a common heart defect linked with stroke and migraine.
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20555 Science advocates are quietly reshelving Intelligent Design books in the Sci-Fi or Religious Fiction secitons
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20556 Russians trying to drill to it, and scientists don't want it contaminated
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20557 Something is wrong here when one of the richest countries in the world, the one that spends the most on health care, is not able to keep up with other countries,...
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20558 It seems odd that scientists have to look for the theoretical "glue" that holds the universe together aren't really looking to the skies, but deep...
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20560 Years of bad data corrected; 1998 no longer the warmest year on record. The warmest year on record is now 1934. 1998 (long trumpeted by the media as record-breaking)...
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