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HIV-Positive Children Have an Increased Risk of Developing Pneumonia
New research suggests that HIV-positive children in developing countries are six times more likely to die from pneumonia than children without the virus.
'Pillars of Creation' Image Re-Captured in Stunning Detail for Hubble's 25th Year in Orbit
SpaceX Falcon 9 Re-Landing Rocket Launch Nixed; Possibly Rescheduled for Later This Week
Chronic High Blood Pressure May Increase Risk of Glaucoma
Ebola Outbreak May Offer Lessons, Reminders for Critical Care Clinicians
'Disco Clam' Discovered to Use Underwater Light Show to Combat Predators, Attract Prey
Mars Opportunity Rover Experiencing 'Amnesia' With Important Flash Memory Data
SpaceX Will Attempt to Land Rocket Back on Earth After ISS Resupply Mission: WATCH It Live
By Russell WesterholmNew Software Could Predict Superbugs' Countermoves to New Drugs
By Staff ReporterLiving With Pets May Improve Social Skills of Children With Autism
By J BaulkmanNeonatal HBV Vaccine May Reduces Liver Cancer Risk
By J BaulkmanRed Meat Sugar Molecule Increases Risk of Cancer
By J BaulkmanEbola: Bats Are Possible Source of the Epidemic
By J BaulkmanBirds Slur Their Singing When Consuming Alcohols Just Like a Person Would Do in a Bar
By Russell WesterholmSugar Molecule Links Red Meat Consumption to Elevated Cancer Risk
By J Baulkman
