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Domestic Cats’ Genes Made Them Purrfect Companions
Study of felines' DNA shows they probably got their start with humans guarding crops
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Can Video Game Play Help Young Minds Learn?
Both skilled and unskilled players showed improved learning abilities in small study
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Chronic Pot Smoking May Alter Brain, Study Suggests
But shrinkage seen in brain scans doesn't show impact on functioning, pro-pot experts say
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Common Blood Pressure Drug May Lower Risk For Lou Gehrig’s Disease: Study
But new finding needs additional research to confirm the link, experts caution
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Deaths From Heart Disease Drop Quickly After Stent Procedure: Study
But experts say treatment should also focus on possible noncardiac causes of death
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Domestic Cats’ Genes Made Them Purrfect Companions
Study of felines' DNA shows they probably got their start with humans guarding crops
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Can Video Game Play Help Young Minds Learn?
Both skilled and unskilled players showed improved learning abilities in small study
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Chronic Pot Smoking May Alter Brain, Study Suggests
But shrinkage seen in brain scans doesn't show impact on functioning, pro-pot experts say
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Common Blood Pressure Drug May Lower Risk For Lou Gehrig’s Disease: Study
But new finding needs additional research to confirm the link, experts caution
- Posted November 10, 2014
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Minority Kids May Be Missed in Autism Diagnoses: Study
White children more likely to be identified by schools, but researchers aren't sure what's behind this trend
- Posted November 10, 2014