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Xinjiang the Musical Sings to Beijing’s Tune of ‘Ethnic Unity’
A new state-produced musical set in Xinjiang inspired by Hollywood blockbuster "La La Land" has hit China's cinemas, portraying a...
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Carbon Pawprint: Is Man’s Best Friend the Planet’s Enemy?
Is your adorable puppy as bad for the planet as a gas-guzzling SUV? While the precise carbon pawprint of our pets...
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Kitchen Remodeling Ideas That Won’t Break Your Budget
What’s the best way to make your home and day-to-day life more functional? Take a look at these budget-friendly kitchen...
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Top US Doctor Urges ‘Aggressive’ Steps Against E-Cigarettes
The US Surgeon General called for "aggressive" action against e-cigarette use, which he said has exploded to epidemic proportions among...
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How to Reduce Costs of Kitchen Remodeling?
Americans spend between $12,000-$21,000 on average on a kitchen.
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Dying With Dignity: A Glimpse at Physician-Assisted Suicide in America
Many opponents of any legal aid in dying argue that euthanasia or PAS breeds abuse in cases involving the elderly,...
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Disability Rights Activists Raise Concerns Over Genetic Editing for Autism
A new technique of editing out autism traits can revolutionize the way scientists perform gene-editing, prompting concerns by disability rights...
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America, We Have an Opioid Problem
The opioid problem could resolve if the leaders of our country looked beyond the lucrative donations from the big pharmaceutical...
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Losing Weight: Chew Longer, Pause Between Bites [Study]
A new study on 60,000 Japanese people suggests that there is a link between eating slow and losing weight. People...
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World AIDS Day: Fighting the Epidemic in Russia
Many people with HIV/AIDs live in Russia, where they struggle to get treatment. Some activist groups are pushing the government...
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Schools Shut as Toxic Smog Hits Delhi
NEW DELHI (AFP) – Delhi authorities shut all schools in the Indian capital on Wednesday as pollution hit nearly 30...
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“Microdoses” of Psychedelic Drugs Could Cure Depression
Hallucinogens, onetime party drugs, could in future become the answer for people suffering unnecessarily from depression, which affects 350 million...
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6 Tips on How to Be Healthy While Enjoying Vacation
Nothing says vacation quite like enjoying all the good eats your eyes can see or sipping on fruity cocktails all...
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Should Our Faces Define Who We Are?
To date, there have been over 30 face transplants performed worldwide, dating back to 2005. Public opinion has shifted dramatically,...
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Conor McGregor Banned From Kicking Floyd Mayweather
Conor McGregor is prohibited from kicking or elbowing his rival Floyd Mayweather in a highly anticipated boxing match on Aug....
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Are Diets Good For Losing Weight?
The answer is Yes and No. Thousands of studies have been conducted so far to find out how and why...
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Hundreds of Ill Prisoners Left To Die In Turkey’s Prisons
A fresh controversy broke out after the release of Istanbul Mayor Kadir Topbas's son-in-law who was previously jailed over links...
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Palm Oil, Major Ingredient In Nutella, Linked To Cancer
A report released by a European food watchdog has raised concerns about potential health risks involved in the consumption of...
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One-hour Noon Nap Significantly Sharpens Brain, Study Finds
A recent study has shown that people who took a nap for an hour before or after the noon performed...
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What Is The Best Fitness Tracker You Should Buy?
If you want to develop some healthy habits -- like moving more, sleeping better, and improve your health overall as...
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