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Fruits and Vegetables can Reduce Blockages in Legs
A new study suggests that fruits and vegetables can reduce blockages in legs after analyzing the data of 3.7 million people, whose mean age was 64 years old.
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LIFERussia Searches for Alien Life Traces Outside the International Space Station
Russia has been testing samples of plankton and other microorganisms from outside of the International Space Station to find any traces that could point to the existence of alien or extra-terrestrial life forms, the Russian space agency Roscosmos said in a press release on May 26.
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LIFEPrince Harry on HIV, Princess Diana's Memory as Encouragement
Prince Harry views HIV positively as something that every people should know about. That is why he recently urged everyone to get tested for the said infection in memory of his late mother, Princess Diana.
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LIFEAlaska Volcano Erupts Again: Aviation Color Code Raised to Red, the Highest Level
A volcano in Alaska erupts once again, which has been active for the past six months. The Aviation Color Code was raised to red, the highest level, following the eruption.
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LIFEDefense Secretary James Mattis: War with North Korea Would be 'Catastrophic'
The war with North Korea would be catastrophic, says Defense Secretary James Mattis in his first TV interview. The man leading the United States military is concerned about what dispute would look like with North Korea.
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LIFETime Travel Is Possible! Physicists Claim; Here’s How
The science of time travel has long been debated whether it’s possible or not. Now, after series of thorough studies, a Canadian researcher has allegedly created a mathematical model for a viable time machine.
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LIFECalifornia Earthquake Expert Says 'The Big One' is Going to Happen no Matter how Much People Deny it
People in California experienced a different type of anxiety brought by the fear of earthquakes. For some, the fear causes them to protect themselves through retrofitting homes, while others are denial as they tend to ignore the dangers until the ground begins to shake. Now, a California earthquake scientist says people must be prepared as the big one will going to happen no matter how much people deny it.
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LIFEWorld War 3: Anonymous Tips off War in 2017-2018; US, North Korea, China, Philippines Involved
World War 3 prediction keeps on surfacing online. Apart from Nostradamus reference, hacktivist group Anonymous has also presented their own claim of a closing world war.
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LIFEDiabetes News Update: Coconut Palm Sugar Sweet, Healthy Alternative for Diabetics
Maintaining a healthy sugar level is a challenge for persons who have diabetes. That is why experts are now trying to introduce coconut palm sugar as a healthy alternative sweetener for diabetics.
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LIFEResearchers say U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Underestimates the Potential Risk of Nuclear Disaster Larger than Fukushima Incident
According to the May 26 issue of the Science magazine, researchers say that the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) underestimates the potential risks of nuclear disaster as they rely on incorrect analysis to defend its refusal in adopting critical measurements to protect the Americans against the catastrophic nuclear-waste fire to any reactor sites around the country. The result could be larger than the radioactive emissions from the in Fukushima disaster in 2011.
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