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    POPS    Farms in the sky
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    by wildcat  7-15-2008    1
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    POPS     Healthy lifestyle triggers genetic changes
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    by wildcat  6-17-2008    2
     back on diet and exercise..
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    POPS    Why Medicine Should Care Less About 'Sick,' More About 'Normal'
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    by wildcat  5-5-2008   
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    POPS    Happiness Index Created
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    by wildcat  4-30-2008   
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    POPS    Human brain appears 'hard-wired' for hierarchy
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    by wildcat  4-24-2008    5
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    POPS    10 Ways You Can Improve Earth's Health
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    by wildcat  4-23-2008    1
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    POPS    Communing with nature less and less
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    by wildcat  2-5-2008   
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    POPS    Unsupervised children are more sociable and more active
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    by wildcat  12-20-2007    1
     Professor Mackett goes on to say: “Fears over road safety and ‘stranger danger’ need to be balanced against soaring levels of childhood obesity and poor health. Letting a child out to play is one of the best things a parent can do for their child’s physical health and personal development.
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    POPS    Has pollution spread to body?
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    by wildcat  12-18-2007   
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    POPS    The science of shivering
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    by wildcat  12-18-2007   
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    POPS    Water may hide harmful chemical cocktail
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    by wildcat  12-17-2007    2
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    POPS    Where You Live Could Kill You
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    by wildcat  12-13-2007   
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    POPS    A little plaster goes a long way
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    by wildcat  12-12-2007   
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    POPS    Antibacterial chemical disrupts hormone activities
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    by wildcat  12-9-2007    1
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    POPS    Herbal extract found to increase lifespan
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    by wildcat  12-6-2007    1
      Rhodiola rosea, also known as the golden root, grows in cold climates at high altitudes and has been used by Scandinavians and Russians for centuries for its anti-stress qualities. The herb is thought to have anti-oxidative properties and has been widely studied.
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    POPS    'Use it or lose it'
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    by wildcat  11-29-2007    2
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    POPS    lack of milk, sunshine and exercise hurts kids' bones
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    by wildcat  11-27-2007   
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    POPS    just stand up!
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    by wildcat  11-21-2007   
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    POPS    Simple reason helps males evolve more quickly
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    by wildcat  11-15-2007    3
     “There’s a health aspect in figuring out differences in gene expression between the sexes,” said Wayne. “To make a male or a female, even in a fly, it’s all about turning things on -- either in different places or different amounts or at different times -- because we all basically have the same starting set of genes.”
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    POPS    Medical Literacy: Read this or Die
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    by wildcat  11-14-2007    3
     Literacy! what a concept..
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    POPS    When the Patient Is a Googler
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    by wildcat  11-10-2007    4
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    POPS    Woman gives birth to her grandchildren
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    by wildcat  7-22-2007   
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    POPS    hydrogels for repairing, regenerating human tissue
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    by wildcat  7-20-2007    1
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    POPS    Cloning advances may defuse ethical hurdles
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    by wildcat  6-11-2007   
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    POPS    EU Says Europeans Are Getting Fatter
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    by wildcat  5-31-2007    3
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    POPS    Can Centaurs and Talking Pigs Be Far Behind?
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    by wildcat  5-30-2007    3
     In 2003, Panayiotis Zavos created "human cow" embryos that lived for several days and, theoretically, could have been implanted into a woman's womb. Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota have produced pigs with hybrid pig-human blood cells
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    POPS    Scientists Breed Cows That Produce Skimmed Milk
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    by wildcat  5-28-2007    2
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    POPS    Why Good Things Happen to Good People
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    by wildcat  5-25-2007   
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    POPS    A Longer, Better Life
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    by wildcat  5-7-2007   
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    POPS    Honey could save diabetics from amputation
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    by wildcat  5-5-2007    2
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    POPS    Circumcision is backed for Africa
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    by wildcat  3-29-2007    3
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    POPS    Dental Hygienists Could Save Your Life
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    by wildcat  3-21-2007   
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    POPS    Death by vitamins
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    by wildcat  3-3-2007    1
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    POPS    Silent numbers
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    by wildcat  2-20-2007   
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    POPS    Why Humans (and Baboons) Stress So Much
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    by wildcat  2-20-2007    1
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    POPS     Health written in the stars?
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    by wildcat  2-17-2007    1
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    POPS    Flesh-eating disease making a comeback
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    by wildcat  1-27-2007   
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    POPS     Do smokers deserve equal medical care?
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    by wildcat  1-8-2007    16
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    POPS    Adults living with children eat more
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    by wildcat  1-2-2007   
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    POPS    Yoghurt improves gut instincts
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    by wildcat  12-17-2006    2
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