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Ocean holds garbage patches twice as big as texas, new study finds

Ocean holds garbage patches twice as big as texas, new study finds

Scientists from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney, Australia, estimate that there are at least five huge garbage patches polluting the world’s oceans, some as big as the state of Texas. Using computer modeling, the scientists say they also may be able to determine which nations are the worst polluters—no easy task considering the enormity and complexity …

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Scientists track ‘Angelina effect’ on cancer gene screening

Scientists track 'Angelina effect' on cancer gene screening

The actress’ decision to get preventative surgery seems to have spiked rates for BRCA gene mutation testing, reports said. According to Time, a new Canadian study claims that Angelina Jolie’s effort to lower her risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer has paved way to what’s called “The Angelina Effect.” The said phenomenon, coined by the said news outlet, refers …

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Bayer Extends Xarelto Investigation to 275,000 Patients, Report

Bayer Extends Xarelto Investigation to 275,000 Patients, Report

Bayer AG’s (ADR) (BAYRY) subgroup Bayer HealthCare announced positive results from the second Phase-III X-VeRT study of its “oral anticoagulant” Xarelto (Rivaroxaban) today. The results revealed that a daily dosage of Xarelto is an “effective and well-tolerated alternative” to Vitamin K Antagonists (VKAs) for patients suffering from non-Valvular Atrial Fibrillation and undergoing cardioversion.

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Invasive cricket species takes over in eastern US homes, Study

Invasive cricket species takes over in eastern US homes, Study

An invasive species of cricket is displacing domestic crickets in the eastern United States, a study published in the journal PeerJ finds. The Asian camel cricket, Diestrammena asynamora, is occupying U.S. homes, particularly basements, garages and cellars. While the crickets do not pose a threat to humans, scientists say they know very little about how the species could impact local …

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Gosselin Kids Take First Day of School Picture (Photo)

Gosselin Kids Take First Day of School Picture

Kate Gosselin shared a family portrait on Twitter of all eight of her children going back to school with a cameo by the family dog. Her 12-year-old twin daughters and 10-year-old sextuplets all had their backpacks on and smiled widely in the picture posted on Thursday.

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