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Ah yes, the age-old medical mantra: "The solution to pollution is dilution." Apparently, a few squirts of hypertonic saline ...

Despite a decade of people eyeing their phones like potential death traps, recent studies have put the final nail in the ...

In a world where we're 99.5% genetically identical, somehow skin color still decides who gets a spot on the kidney transplant ...

While Congress twiddles its thumbs, pharmaceutical giants like Lilly, Pfizer, and Nova Nordisk are revolutionizing healthcare ...

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The U.S. has been adept at inventing The Next Big Thing but sometimes stumbles when it comes to exploiting it. From cars to ...