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People under 40 should not drink alcohol at all says global health study

A new study challenges long-held beliefs that woodpeckers have shock-absorbing skulls to avoid concussions when pecking trees at high speeds. The team discovered that the beak and the brain of the animal come to a stop at the same rate, which means that the shock from pecking a tree was not being diminished.

Institutional investors are bullish on hedge funds, but also want more transparency, SigTech research finds.

“The Truth About Marijuana” free booklet gives valuable information for teachers, youth, parents, and grandparents to help avoid unnecessary medical issues

Researchers suggest that a "watery death trap" may have killed 50,000 ancient animals, including frogs.

The early embryo is commonly believed to be fragile and in need of care. But in the early stages of development, it has the ability to nourish the

The breakthrough could aid in the early detection of blood cancer, especially in the elderly population.

The discovery was made in a new study by scientists, which claimed that satellite data could predict volcanic eruptions for weeks or even months ahead.

The study says its the first time scientists have not relied on DNA reconstruction to track natural selection in a large animal over a period of 100,000 years.

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