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Phineas Gage's brain connections mapped for the first time
A detailed model of the brain of the world's most famous neuroscience patient may provide insight into degenerative c...
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A Reader Shares Why She Loves Running in the Rain
Don't let the elements stop you! OnSugar blogger egilbride shares her thoughts on why she loves running in the rain i...
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Kinect imaging lets surgeons keep their focus
New device lets surgeons check medical images during an operation without having to scrub out
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On Long Training Runs, Stash Your Water Along the Way
Warm weather inspires many runners to head for the great outdoors. The gorgeous scenery definitely inspires me to tac...
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How Rihanna Got In Soldier-Worthy Shape For Battleship
To get in shape to play Battleship's hard-hitting Petty Officer Cora Raikes, Rihanna geared up to work alongside the ...
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Revised psychiatry bible fails reliability tests
Trials of the DSM-5 – psychiatry's new diagnostic handbook – suggest it makes it harder for doctors to reliably diagn...
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Patients 'skip' cholesterol drugs
Why some people ignore blood pressure problems
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Zytiga, a Prostate Cancer Drug, Does Well in Trial
In a small clinical trial, six months of treatment with the drug Zytiga, added to standard therapy, eliminated or nea...
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Medtronic Says U.S. Investigation Has Closed
The Justice Department and the United States attorney's office in Massachusetts have closed their investigation relat...
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C.D.C. Lowers Recommended Lead-Level Limits in Children
Nationwide, about 450,000 children have lead levels higher than the new standard, compared with 250,000 children usin...
