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MERS Traces Found in Camels; Scientists Search For True Source
Scientists continue to search for the source of MERS while it is still not a global threat, although it could be in dromedary camels.
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Researchers develop Detector to Measure Caffeine Content in a Drink
Cornell Researchers Develop New Apple Varieties, ‘SnapDragon and RubyFrost’
Endangered Turtles Eating More Plastic than Ever, Study
Jupiter's Moon Europa Could Sustain Life; NASA Lays Out Questions for Potential Landing
Sun's Magnetic Field is Ready to Flip Within Coming Months
New High-Tech Laser Method Allows DNA to be Inserted 'Gently' into Living Cells
By Staff ReporterDolphins Can Remember Old Tank Mate's Whistle 20 Years Later
By Russell WesterholmFreezing Sperm Taken Directly from Testicles is Effective Option for Infertile Couples
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By Russell WesterholmScientists Discover Magenta GJ 504b Planet Four Times the Mass of Jupiter
By Russell WesterholmUniversity Researchers Paint ‘Mona Lisa’ On the World’s Smallest Canvas
By Staff ReporterWisconsin Law Student Creates Spy Device for Just $57
By Staff ReporterBigger lungs Linked To Improved Survival Rate in Transplant Patients
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