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And there was much rejoicing! The people have spoken and Apple has heard your cries regarding the klugey compatibility between Final Cut X, the latest version of Apple's popular video editing suite, and previous versions. Final Cut X, launched earlier this summer.

The Missouri Department of Transportation has created a smartphone application to help combat against drunk driving. Angela Greenwood of affiliate KOAM News reports.

Crestor more effective at reducing plaque but not proved statistically significant, study showed

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NORTON, Mass. (AP) - Troy Matteson is having his best opening round of the year at just the right time.

Will having a cartoon animal that lives in your fridge and firmly tells you to save energy get you to close the fridge door faster?

English researchers say findings suggest that breast-feeding speeds cognitive development in children

What works in social media marketing? Klout, Wildfire, and Mr Youth reveal results from their most successful campaigns

Instead of being held captive by massive startup and infrastructure costs, Science Exchange allows anyone to have an experiment performed for them--for a fee. Scientific research is an expensive proposition.

It's hard to know what products mean when they say they are "environmentally friendly" or "fully compostable," but there are rules about what companies can and can't claim about their products.

Beyond Wi-Fi and a seat: Grind founders look to build a community of "free radicals" in a Manhattan nabe where they might bump into their future funders. If you look carefully around the Union Square, Manhattan, location of newly launched coworking space Grind, there are references to the banalities of life as an office worker, unlamented artifacts of the corporation left behind. The glass walls of two conference rooms are covered in corporate speak--words and phrases like "incentivized," "loop me in," "above my pay grade," and "pain points," rendered in transparent type

Think burgers and fries are only fast food offerings that deliver lots of calories and fat? Think again

Studies find 48 percent of rescue workers have asthma; firefighters face 19 percent cancer risk

Dr. Jennifer Ashton answers questions about getting rid of excess belly fat, stemming chronic migraines, and tips for chronic lung issues.

Efforts to get pediatricians to stop inappropriate prescribing of antibiotics are paying off, new report suggests