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Medicine in a whole new light

There are many conventional and unconventional ways to treat ailments. Some people prefer the organic method, downing apple cider vinegar or sipping herbal tea...
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Tech Tips

Is your lover the fairest you’ve ever met? Were they born to finish your duet? If the answer is yes, you are in luck:...
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Taking the ‘self’ out of self-control

The problem: It's Sunday night and you have a midterm in every single class in the coming week. You know you should be studying, but...
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Not so innocent bystander

Bullying has often been associated with school and has been a concern for many, especially with the recent development of cyber-bullying. However, a side...
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When it comes to leaves, size matters

What shorter trees lack in height, they make up for in a wide range of leaf sizes suited to the environmental stresses that define...
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The big picture is sound

The processes in the brain of a schizophrenia patient are still somewhat of a mystery, but researchers from the University of California, San Diego...
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Column: Butterflies and tornadoes

The term butterfly effect may refer to more than a 2004 film starring Ashton Kutcher. What’s the saying again? A butterfly flaps its wings...
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Regrowing a chicken

Last year, in a lab at Loyola University in New Orleans, something happened that has never been seen before — a chicken embryo regenerated...
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Glowing brain cell reactivation

The basic assumption of researchers dealing with memory, including Brian Wiltgen, an assistant professor of UC Davis’s department of psychology and the Center for...
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Don’t free your fish

Most animal enthusiasts are familiar with the concept of freeing captive animals. Even bringing up the subject conjures mental images of the morose circus...
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Deteriorating judgment

According to the May 2011 survey conducted by the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), individuals over the age of 50 take fewer precautions...
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Column: The educators

When asked to name some of the people who changed the world, there are a few obvious names that come to mind: Martin Luther...
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The power of the sun

As nations grow and the supply of fossil fuels diminishes, demands for alternative fuel sources rise. The miniscule blue-green algae, or cyanobacteria, provide a...
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Shedding light on the unseen world

When American scientist Carl Woese passed away Dec. 30, 2012 at the age of 84, he left behind an outsized legacy built on the...
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Cancer research from nature’s bandits

Since March 2010, necropsies have revealed raccoons with a significant similarity. These specimens, studied by the scientists at the UC Davis School of Veterinary...
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