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Research Links High Levels of Cleanliness with Diseases
Two new studies have now backed the hygiene hypothesis, which shows rising rates of diabetes and asthma are linked to obsession with cleanliness.
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Warming Atlantic Ocean Contributing to Antarctic Climate Change
Experimental Strontium Atomic Clock Sets New Records, But Officially Can't Tell Time
New Species of River Dolphin Discovered in Brazil is First in Nearly 100 Years
Winter Olympics Sites to be Threatened by Climate Change
Supernova Discovered by Accident One of Closest Seen in Decades
'Bumble Bee Watch' Project Puts Conservation in the Hands of Citizen Scientists [VIDEO]
Dangerous Neighborhoods Lead to More Aggressive Children, Global Study Suggests
Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollution Linked with Heart Attack Risk
Children of Older Dads have High Risk of Mental Illness
Exposure to Moderately Cold Environment Could Help with Weight Loss
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Linked with Higher Brain Volume in Old Age
Dwarf Planet Ceres Shooting Plumes of Water Vapor Between Mars and Jupiter
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