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Empathy is not unique to humans
A new study suggests that humans are not the only animals that display the feelings of empathy. A new study suggests that humans are not the only animals that display the feelings of empathy, Counsel & Heal reports.
Why do zebras have stripes?
Blood test to decide if medicine is necessary
Toxin in blue-green algae increases risk of Alzheimer's
Environmental toxins increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease A
Sandusky Scandal: Judge Drops Obstruction, Conspiracy Charges Against 3 Former Penn State Admins
2 Former USC, LSU Football Players Arrested for Robbery, Carjacking
University of Virginia Student Detained in North Korea Under Mysterious Circumstances
By Russell WesterholmWhiteness History Month: PCC President Defends School's Initiative
By Russell WesterholmPac-12 Faces Several Challenges Heading Into Next Football Season
By Russell WesterholmWater availability at school makes schoolchildren slightly slimmer
By Rashmi KaliaSkin cancer more aggressive in pregnant women
By Rashmi KaliaSlow heart rate poses no greater risk of death
By Rashmi KaliaHealthy fats may extend your life, study suggests
By Rashmi KaliaPortland Community College Announces 'Whiteness History Month'
By Russell Westerholm
