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Study: Early Repeat C-Sections Puts Babies At Risk
08 Jan 21:31
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A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reports that elective, repeat C-sections performed earlier than the recommended 39 weeks increases the risk of complications for newborns. Dr. Catherine Spong, co-author of the study, says babies born under these conditions see double the risk of "adverse outcomes" such as nenonatal death.
In Lab, Clues To How Life Began
08 Jan 21:00
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Scientists long to understand how a bunch of chemicals on the early Earth transformed themselves into the first living creatures. Now one lab has made a self-replicating set of RNA molecules that the scientists say may mimic what might have happened during the early evolution of life.
Why Do Cockroaches Land On Their Backs?
08 Jan 18:00
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So why do those nasty little pests flip over when they die? We now have the answer to Slate.com's question of the year.
Learning To See In Stereo
08 Jan 15:12
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Children born with a crossed eye can develop a condition called amblyopia that leaves them unable to see in stereo as adults. Conventional wisdom holds that vision stops improving around age 7, but now researchers believe adults with this condition can train their brains to gain stereo vision.
'National Geographic' Mines 'The Real Price Of Gold'
08 Jan 15:00
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The price of gold has risen 235 percent in the past eight years, but as journalist Brook Larmer and photographer Randy Olson report in this month's National Geographic, the environmental and human costs related to the mineral have never been higher.
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