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LATEST SCIENCE STORIES
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PCB OFFER AMIR PSYCHOLOGICAL HELP
Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir will be offered psychological treatment by the Pakistan Cricket Board after his release from prison...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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8 hours ago
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DIZZINESS & ATHLETES: CAUSES, CONCERNS AND WHEN TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION
Participating in sports and athletic activities is a great way to stay in shape and promote your overall health and wellness. Regular physical activit...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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9 hours ago
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SYRIA FORCES 'IN HOMS MASSACRE' - BBC NEWS
Christian Science MonitorSyria forces 'in Homs massacre'BBC News"The Syrian National Council calls on everyone around the world to spea...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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10 hours ago
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ENGLAND LOOKING TO BANISH THEIR PAST
A new generation and new hope but the new coach, Stuart Lancaster, may not be around long enough to build on his promising startAs they assembled for ...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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18 hours ago
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BARRY MCGUIGAN: MY SATURDAY JOB
Barry McGuigan found the lifting and twisting of farm work set him up forhisboxingcareerWhere I grew up, in Ireland, my mother had a grocery business ...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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18 hours ago
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THE SECRET FOOTBALLER: YOUTH PLAYERS NOWADAYS DON'T KNOW THEY'RE BORN
In my day being stripped naked and covered in boot polish was what a young pro could expect, not Rolexes and gold earringsOf all the transfer activity...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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18 hours ago
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BRAIN TRAUMA EXPERTS CALL FOR 'HIT COUNT' TO PREVENT INJURIES TO SCHOOL ATHLETES
School-age athletes being subjected to potentially fatal brain trauma in sports like football, hockey and soccer, experts warnExperts on repetitive br...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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18 hours ago
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THE SECRET FOOTBALLER: YOUTH PLAYERS NOWADAYS DON'T KNOW THEY'RE BORN
In my day being stripped naked and covered in boot polish was what a young pro could expect, not Rolexes and gold earringsOf all the transfer activity...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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20 hours ago
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MATCH.COM FINDS ANDROID IS THE 'JERSEY SHORE' OF SMARTPHONES - NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
Match.com finds Android is the 'Jersey Shore' of smartphonesnewjerseynewsroom.comAndroid users, for instance, are the most likely to have se...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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20 hours ago
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BRAIN TRAUMA EXPERTS CALL FOR 'HIT COUNT' TO LIMIT INJURIES TO SCHOOL ATHLETES
School-age athletes being subjected to potentially fatal brain trauma in sports like football, hockey and soccer, experts warnExperts on repetitive br...[ SCIENCE ARTICLES, ANALYSIS]
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21 hours ago
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