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While benefits of marriage reduce over time, couples who live together have more happiness, self esteem, study finds

Global abortion rate has stabilized since 2003, but new study shows other surprising trends

By Rebecca Hill of Nature magazine A decade ago, hot on the heels of whole-genome sequencing, the idea of three-dimensional genome mapping was developed. [More]

New report unveils global abortion rates, showing big differences around world

Joe Rivera says doctor who denied kidney transplant to girl because of mental disabilities tarnished hospital's reputation

By Eric Hand of Nature Magazine On 4 January, John Grunsfeld, the fix-it-man for the Hubble Space Telescope, became the head of NASA's Science Mission Directorate. [More]

It's not good news: The U.S. will become less competitive in the next three years, (no) thanks to a broken tax code and an inefficient political system. The U.S.

Celebrity chef known for unhealthy cooking announced earlier she'd be paid spokesperson for Novo Nordisk drug Victoza, drawing criticism

Researchers followed women over 67 for 15 years - what did they find?

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Celeb chef know for rich, fatty foods faces backlash after tying announcement of three-year-old diabetes diagnosis to drug endorsement

Orthopedic surgeon suggests simple cure for the strain put on the muscles in our necks and upper backs

Smartphones help us connect with the world, but are we bending too much to accommodate them? "CBS This Morning" contributor Lee Woodruff reports on the link between cell phones and posture problems.

By David Zax So says Fiesta.cc CEO Michael Dirolf, who is trying to revamp that least sexy of communications tools: the listserv. Many of us live in our inboxes; for all intents and purposes, our Gmail is our homepage.

The elderly man lived by himself in a low-income apartment near Cincinnati.