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A team of researchers examined hundreds of thousands of Instagram posts related to vaping.

"Aggressive efforts to eliminate ignition sources and suppress wildfires will be critical to conserve southern Amazon forests," said the authors of a new study.

The state banned non-medical vaccine exemptions from 2016.

Researchers say their SunBOTs are 400 percent more efficient than comparable stationary devices.

Scientists have found they rub their teeth during aggressive encounters as part of "unusual" communication system.

The brains could be used to develop treatments for conditions including epilepsy.

"Even marginal increases in handgun prevalence may be impactful," researchers said.

Scientists exposed mice to radiation levels they claimed were similar to those found in deep space.

Scientists hope the research will bring us a step closer to create organs for transplant.

Scientists have sequenced the genome of the white-food mouse, the primary carrier of Lyme disease.

"There may be no safe level of use of alcohol and cannabis during pregnancy," an expert told Newsweek.

Researchers handed in fake lost wallets in places like museums and hotels, and waited to see if it would be returned to its owner.

Researchers found that those who displayed what they called "anxious and avoidant" attachment styles used the pronoun "I" more often when talking about romantic experiences.

Getting proteins from plants seems to be the best way to control cholesterol levels, a professor of medicine told Newsweek.

"The threat to legal abortion is like nothing we've ever seen before," Dr. Carole Joffe told Newsweek.

Scientists believe early-onset Alzheimer's is associated with cholesterol genes

"Tourists can remove their egos—and their selfie sticks—from the landscape and learn to appreciate the past," said archaeologist Jo Anne Van Tilburg.

"For the first time, this study demonstrates that we can generate entire spoken sentences based on an individual's brain activity," said study co-author Dr. Edward Chang.

David Vetter, known as "bubble boy," who died in 1984, is perhaps the most famous sufferer of severe combined immunodeficiency.

Scientists think that metallic asteroids began their lives as blobs of molten iron, floating in space.

The woman is in a stable condition in hospital.

Researchers studied volunteers over the course of a year to arrive at their conclusion.

The functional loss of the CMAH gene in early humans is believed to have affected everything from our fertility to our cancer risk.

"I'm appalled that after approx 50 times flying with my 1-year-old son ticket counter personnel told me that I had to 'prove' that he was my son despite having his passport."

Marie Robinson is one of 18,000 people waiting for a liver transplant, so her husband, Verlon, took matters into his own hands.

New research challenges other findings that improvements in trauma care have dramatically improved the survival rate of gunshot victims.

Conservative author Ann Coulter told reporters Wednesday she no longer planned to speak at the university on Thursday.

The pundit retweeted a weather forecast and added "Nice day for an outdoor speech at Berkeley."

Federal restrictions limiting legal cannabis to one source are slowing research.

The shooter, Mainak Sarkar, married the victim, Ashley Hasti, in 2011; they were estranged, the victim's sister said.