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Chew Up! Study Finds Gum May Help Reduce Stress


In a study presented at the 2008 10th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine, new findings showed that chewing gum may help reduce stress.

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Study Questions Whether or Not We Really Need Sleep


Researchers from the University of Wisconsin, Madison are wondering whether sleep is an essential part of life or something that has evolved over time to avoid stress and kill time.

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Scent of Skin Cancer Discovered


According to researchers at the Monell Center in Philadelphia, PA, basal cell carcinoma can be identified through odors from the skin.

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New Study Shows Diabetes May Be Transmitted From Parents to Children


A new study shows that inheritance may be the cause for the rise in diabetes in the U.S.

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Scientists Discover New Species of Bird


A new species of bird has been discovered in Gabon, Africa.

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New Species of Bacteria Discovered in Human Mouth


Ever wonder what could be roaming around inside your mouth? Scientists have found a new species of bacteria in the human mouth.

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Running May Slow Aging Process


We’ve all heart that running is good for you. But can running turn back the clock? Researchers at the Stanford University of Medicine found that running regularly slows the effects of aging.

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Tiny Heart Pump Aids Heart Patients


A tiny heart pump has recently been approved for use in critically ill heart patients.

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Mouse Lets You Check Heart Rate While Surfing Internet


Ever wonder if your heart rate goes up while you're off surfing the web? Well wonder no more!

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Drink Black Tea to Reduce Risk of Parkinson's Disease


A new study conducted by researchers has shown that drinking one cup of black tea a day may reduce the risk of Parkinson's disease.

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