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Pumas Kill More, Eat Less When Humans Are Near
Female pumas kill more prey but consume less when humans are near their territories, according to a recent study.
Stress May Be Linked To Worse Recovery In Women After Heart Attack
Type 2 Diabetes May Be Linked To A Reduction Of Certain Cognitive Abilities
As Much as 12.7 Metric Tons of Plastic is Dumped Into the World's Oceans, New Study Estimates
2 Ancient Jurassic Period Mammal Fossils Reveal Surprising Link to Modern Mammals
Less Healthy Foods Benefit From Supermarket Promotions More Than Healthier Foods
High Seas Fishing Ban May Boost Global Catches, Equality
Dogs Can Tell the Difference Between Happy and Sad On a Human Face
By Russell WesterholmDarwin's Finches Examined in Extensive Genetic Study, Found to Have Interbred Repeatedly
By Russell WesterholmSpaceX Gets DSCOVR Off the Ground on 3rd Attempt, Forced to Nix Rocket Re-Landing Attempt
By Russell WesterholmVitamin D Deficiency In Childhood May Up Heart Risk Later In Life
By J BaulkmanSpaceX Goes for 3rd Attempt at Launching NOAA Satellite, 2nd Rocket Re-Landing Attempt
By Russell WesterholmScience Behind Popcorn Popping: How the Snack Makes its Signature Sound
By Russell WesterholmDiscrimination Could Cause Stress, Lead to Mental Health Issues Among Latino Teens
By Staff ReporterPrinceton Review Rankings: 'Colleges that Pay You Back' Among U.S.' Most Elite and Selective
By Russell Westerholm
