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Fiber intake linked to reduced risk of breast cancer; Study shows

Fiber intake linked to reduced risk of breast cancer, New Study

A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and other high-fiber foods during adolescence and young adulthood is associated with women having a much lower risk of developing breast cancer, according to a study published Monday in Pediatrics. The findings are based on a long-term study of 44,000 women who were surveyed about their eating habits in high school. The women also …

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Mom hears son’s heartbeat after his death ‘Video’

Mom hears son's heartbeat after his death (Video)

A mom who donated her 7-month-old son’s organs after he passed away hears his heart beat for the first time in nearly three years. Heather Clark lost her son, Lukas Clark, in 2013 — just seven months after he was born. Through organ donation, the baby boy saved three lives.

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Turning good vibrations into energy, says new Research

Turning good vibrations into energy, says new Research

New tools for harvesting wind energy may soon look less like giant windmills and more like tiny leafless trees. A project at The Ohio State University is testing whether high-tech objects that look a bit like artificial trees can generate renewable power when they are shaken by the wind—or by the sway of a tall building, traffic on a bridge …

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Most of British Columbia Great Bear Rainforest protected

Most of British Columbia Great Bear Rainforest protected

The provincial government and over 20 First Nations signed agreements in Vancouver today that finalize land use planning for the central and northern coast of British Columbia. The deal, which will be enshrined in legislation this spring, applies to a stretch of 6.4 million hectares of the coast from the north of Vancouver Island to the Alaska Panhandle. It promises …

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Smartphone apps unreliable for fitness tracking, says new Research

Smartphone apps unreliable for fitness tracking, says new Research

A recent University of Toronto study of pedometer apps Runtastic, Moves and Accupedo suggests “the most commonly downloaded smartphone applications are neither valid nor consistent in measuring step counts.” U of T researchers ran a number of tests to measure the precision of these three pedometer apps, the most popular in their category, which are compatible with Android and Apple …

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2017 Hyundai Elantra: An Edge In Convenience (Video)

2017 Hyundai Elantra: An Edge In Convenience (Video)

Hyundai may have the solution to the challenging question of “How does one win over the compact sedan buyer?” The time when small four-doors got plucked off dealer lots because they offered functionality, fuel efficiency, and value are quickly waning. The all-new 2017 Hyundai Elantra arrives in dealerships this month, featuring a bold aerodynamic design, a comprehensive suite of safety …

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Nun helps rescue man pinned under tree in Mass (Video)

Nun helps rescue man pinned under tree in Mass (Video)

Nun Helps Rescue Elderly Man’s Life After Tree Fell On Top Of Him In Wrentham. Police say they received a call around 4 p.m. Saturday from a nun at Mount Saint Mary’s Abbey who reported a man was yelling for help in the nearby woods. The abbey is located near the Rhode Island border and is home to an order …

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The TappLock Opens With A Tap Of Your Finger “Video”

The TappLock Opens With A Tap Of Your Finger (Video)

Still fiddling with a key or combination to lock up your stuff? Get with the times, man! A company called Pishon Lab has launched a smart padlock that you can open with your fingerprint, in much the same way you unlock a smartphone. Tapp is a pair of smartlocks that utilize your fingerprints or smartphone to lock and unlock themselves. …

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UK Researchers get go-ahead to edit human embryos

British Scientists get 'gene editing' go-ahead

A UK regulator has approved British scientists’ request to use a controversial technique called CRISPR to edit genes in human embryos. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), the official regulator, has given its approval for scientists at the Francis Crick Institute, which has laboratories in London and Hertfordshire, to “edit” embryo genes.

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