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Apr 18, 2013 12:41 PM EDT

Children Have Less Satisfaction in United States, Country Has One of the Highest Poverty Rates Among Developed Nations

Statistics show that for children living in the United States, life may not be quite as satisfying compared to those living in other industrialized countries.

Apr 18, 2013 11:36 AM EDT

The Smell of Sex: Women at Peak Fertility Periods Prefer Men Oozing Testosterone

Ovulation makes a strong impact on a woman's mating preference.

Apr 18, 2013 10:56 AM EDT

Breastfeeding Longer Helps Lower Mother-to-Infant HIV Risk

A new study regarding mothers who are HIV positive and fed their babies exclusively with breast milk in sub-Saharan Africa show that during the first four months of life, they had the lowest risk of transmitting the virus to their babies through the milk.

Apr 18, 2013 10:23 AM EDT

The Dreaded Facebook Friend Request, Social Media Activity Through Work Can Make Employees Uncomfortable and Hurt Productivity

Accepting a boss, manager or annoying work colleague as a friend on Facebook may make some employees nervous.

Apr 18, 2013 09:50 AM EDT

Poisoned Bread: Rat Poison Found in Loaves Left on Company's Doorstep in Germany, 25 Workers Consumed Food

Police confirmed that poisonous bread was left in Germany on the doorstep of a company. So far, it is believed that roughly 25 workers have consumed the bread.

Apr 18, 2013 09:30 AM EDT

Frog-Like Robot Could Help Surgeons With Slippery Surgeries

A little robot frog may be able to lend a hand during some surgical procedures.

Apr 17, 2013 03:16 PM EDT

Sorcery Under the Sea, Octopus Houdini Escapes Boat Via Tiny Hole (Video)

Want to see a magic trick? Well, we've got one right here!

Apr 17, 2013 02:02 PM EDT

Don't Put Your Fork Down, HAPIfork Vibrates if You Eat Too Quickly

The old saying about putting down your fork to help lose weight may not necessarily be true, at least, in all cases. As a new electronic fork that vibrates when you eat too quickly just hit the marketplace, reports show that this may revolutionize the way many not only eat their meals, but possibly ...

Apr 17, 2013 01:14 PM EDT

New App Lets Icelanders Bump Phones Before "Bumping Uglies," Alarm Sounds if They're Cousins

A new phone application in Iceland can help prevent residents from having sex with a close relative.

Apr 17, 2013 12:17 PM EDT

Interactive Electronic Fabrics Could Create New Fashion, Change Color and Shape With Movement

New research brings computerized fabrics that actually change their shape and color in response to movement.

Apr 17, 2013 11:34 AM EDT

Generic Version of Crushable OxyContin Blocked by FDA (Video)

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration just blocked the generic version of crushable OxyContin, a drug that was widely abused throughout the nation by both politicians and celebrities.

Apr 17, 2013 10:57 AM EDT

Guide to Getting it On: Have More Sex Than Your Neighbors, Sexual Frequency Increases Happiness

Part of our sense of well-being stems from sexual frequency.

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Children Have Less Satisfaction in United States, Country Has One of the Highest Poverty Rates Among Developed Nations

The Smell of Sex: Women at Peak Fertility Periods Prefer Men Oozing Testosterone

Breastfeeding Longer Helps Lower Mother-to-Infant HIV Risk

The Dreaded Facebook Friend Request, Social Media Activity Through Work Can Make Employees Uncomfortable and Hurt Productivity

Poisoned Bread: Rat Poison Found in Loaves Left on Company's Doorstep in Germany, 25 Workers Consumed Food

Frog-Like Robot Could Help Surgeons With Slippery Surgeries

Sorcery Under the Sea, Octopus Houdini Escapes Boat Via Tiny Hole (Video)

Don't Put Your Fork Down, HAPIfork Vibrates if You Eat Too Quickly

New App Lets Icelanders Bump Phones Before "Bumping Uglies," Alarm Sounds if They're Cousins

Interactive Electronic Fabrics Could Create New Fashion, Change Color and Shape With Movement

Generic Version of Crushable OxyContin Blocked by FDA (Video)

Guide to Getting it On: Have More Sex Than Your Neighbors, Sexual Frequency Increases Happiness

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