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Each year, new electronics hit the market and capture consumers' attention, giving them reason to throw away the old VCR or standard television and engross themselves in state-of-the-art gadgetry. Most of the time, the old electronics end up in the garbage, despite holding plenty of reusable material. But a push for recycling them has gained ground in recent years through both new state laws and a developing "e-recycling" industry

Couple who lost newborn to human error in hospital raises awareness; Also: How to be vigilant about your medical care

Simple precautions can help you avoid infectious bacteria that might contaminate dyed Easter eggs

The fuel of the future isn't gasoline, ethanol or even hydrogen--it's education. Specifically, the science and engineering education that will enable a fresh group of smart young people to tackle the world's ongoing energy crisis. Solve the energy crisis and you go a long way's toward solving a host of environmental problems: pollution, environmental health risks, climate change, to name just a few

19 state attorneys general want to recall sugary, high-alcohol drink nicknamed "binge in a can"

TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb talk with Donny Deutsch, who answers viewer questions about love and relationships, including what to do when your best friend wants to date but you’re not attracted to him. (TODAY)

Parents and Canadian doctors fight over boy with deadly disease

Jeff Glor reports on what's being called a breakthrough flu treatment developed at the University of Texas that's inhaled -- no shots needed -- and fights all flu strains.

Mexican-American kids have high levels of PBDE in their blood, new study shows

Dr. Jennifer Ashton gives advice for protecting yourself during emergency situations at a hospital.

A lot has been written about why people deny the findings of science. Why, ask the devotees of reason, do people’s views on vaccines or climate change not match the overwhelming bulk of the evidence

Hospital negligence led to the death of a newborn baby in Chicago hospital.

Be careful what you wish for, I think as my husband reaches again for his new toy.

1. After its extended cloud services failure, Amazon's Web Services system is cranking back to life , bringing some of the web's big-names with it.

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