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US Doctors Disconnect Half-Brain Of 6-Year-Old Girl To Cure Rare Disease
The surgery took 10 hours and the medical professionals anticipate that she will return to her pre-seizure self after undergoing various forms of physical therapy.
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Walnuts May Not Lead To Weight Gain In Elderly: Study
Researchers from Loma Linda University Health in California have conducted a study, which has concluded that consumption of walnuts does not have any negative impact on weight management for the elderly.
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Regular Consumption of Pistachios and Peanuts May Boost Memory and Cognitive Skills
Researchers at Loma Linda University in the US have found some nuts to have beneficial effects on brain frequencies.
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Jurassic Fork: Tyrannosaurus Dinosaurs Probably Ate Each Other, Newly Discovered Bone Shows
Most of us don't think the tyrannosaur was a sweet, cuddly and mild-natured creature. Well, here's some evidence bolstering our ferocious image of the dinosaur: researchers stumbled upon a new bone they say strongly suggests tyrannosaur cannibalism. The team will present its findings Sunday at the annual Geological Society of America meeting.
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US Doctors Disconnect Half-Brain Of 6-Year-Old Girl To Cure Rare Disease
The surgery took 10 hours and the medical professionals anticipate that she will return to her pre-seizure self after undergoing various forms of physical therapy.
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Walnuts May Not Lead To Weight Gain In Elderly: Study
Researchers from Loma Linda University Health in California have conducted a study, which has concluded that consumption of walnuts does not have any negative impact on weight management for the elderly.
-
Regular Consumption of Pistachios and Peanuts May Boost Memory and Cognitive Skills
Researchers at Loma Linda University in the US have found some nuts to have beneficial effects on brain frequencies.
-
Jurassic Fork: Tyrannosaurus Dinosaurs Probably Ate Each Other, Newly Discovered Bone Shows
Most of us don't think the tyrannosaur was a sweet, cuddly and mild-natured creature. Well, here's some evidence bolstering our ferocious image of the dinosaur: researchers stumbled upon a new bone they say strongly suggests tyrannosaur cannibalism. The team will present its findings Sunday at the annual Geological Society of America meeting.
