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Tired surgical residents may up error risk: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A small study suggests surgeons in training are still tired enough to raise their risk of making significant... more...
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Lasers Take Aim At Brain Tumors
After little more than two hours of preparation, Simone DiGiacomo was ready to have a tumor that was lodged 3 inches deep in her brain... more...
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Blasting music tied to drinking and drugs: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Doctors know that drinking, drugs and risky sex go together in young people — and a new study suggests... more...
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"Elite" asparagus conquers Germany's former EastBEELITZ, Germany (Reuters) - Present a spear of finger-thick white asparagus to a German and watch their eyes light up. |
Dig "proves" Bethlehem existed centuries pre-JesusJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli archaeologists said on Wednesday they had discovered the first physical evidence supporting Old Testament... |
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Comic book "X-Men" plan same-sex superhero weddingLOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Marvel comic book crime fighters X-Men have put down their weapons and picked up wedding rings for the first same-... |
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Bristol Palin returns to TV spotlight in JuneLOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Bristol Palin, among America's most famous young single mothers, returns to the national spotlight next month in a... |
A little music goes a long way in Egypt voteCAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's presidential hopefuls have had to zip their lips before voting starts, but there is no stopping the songs that... |