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Fish Oil May Harm the Heart, Study Finds

Fish Oil May Harm the Heart, Study Finds
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Stanford University researchers use AI holographic tech to develop slick AR glasses that can project full-color, 3D images

Stanford University researchers use AI holographic tech to develop slick AR glasses that can project full-color, 3D images
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Childhood Abuse Responsible for 40% of Life-long Mental Health Issues

Childhood Abuse Responsible for 40% of Life-long Mental Health Issues
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Iceland s Reykjanes Peninsula Volcano May Burn for Some Time, Volcanologists Say | HNGN

Volcanologists say that the Reykjanes Peninsula volcanic system might continue its activity, eat away the town of Grindavik, and last for decades.

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Common anxiety pill taken by 16 million Americans is not very effective and its efficacy has been greatly exaggerated, Harvard analysis finds

Researchers from Boston and Oregon reviewed studies that looked at Xanax s efficacy. They found several examples of publication bias that exaggerated how positive results were.

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