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Napoleonic General's Remains Found In Russia, DNA Test Confirms
French archaeologists officially confirmed that the one-legged skeleton found under a dance floor in western Russia belonged to Charles-Etienne Gudin, Napoleon's favorite general.
Yoga Instructor May Be Vulnerable To Severe Hip Injury
Top Tea Brands Found To Contain Microplastics, Poses Serious Threat
How To Stay Mentally Healthy During A Long Space Mission
Blood Test Can Help GPs Spot Ovarian Cancer in Women With Suspicious Symptoms
Intermittent Fasting Reverses Fatty Liver Caused By Unhealthy Diet Not Alcohol
Pyramids All Around the World and the Mystery Behind their Arrangement Unveiled
New Alzheimer Medicine from Seaweeds Can Soon be Used in China
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Archaeologists Finally Found The Knights Templar's Underground Tunnels in Israeli City
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American Academy of Pediatrics Looks at Use of Nonnutritive Sweeteners by Children
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Sick Man Tests Drunk Without Drinking Alcohol Due To Rare Medical Condition
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Egg-Freezing for Career Women with Family Dreams
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Widespread Marketing Campaign for 3D Mammograms Despite Questionable Advantages
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Robots Can Learn How to Support Teachers in Class Sessions
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Google Claims Top Spot in Tech Supremacy Race with New "Quantum Computer"
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