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Fat People Don't Earn Fat Paychecks

Fat Americans earn significantly less than their skinny co-workers, and the gap is even worse for chunky women than for overweight men, a new study shows.
Tourists enjoy the sun on New Year's Day 2011 on Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Fake-Tan Lotion Users Tend to Stay Out of Sun

Women who use lotions and gels to produce a fake suntan tend to cut back on outdoor sunbathing and use of tanning beds, with close to 40 percent who use such products saying they limited their time in the sun, U.S. researchers said.
First Antarctic Plant-Eating Dinosaur Fossil Found

First Antarctic Plant-Eating Dinosaur Fossil Found

Researchers have for the first time identified remains of plant-eating dinosaurs in Antarctica. The Argentinean research team suggests that these large bodied sauropod dinosaur or advanced titanosaurs were widespread during the Late Cretaceous era.
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Plan B Decision Could be Challenged by Revived Brooklyn Lawsuit

U.S. District Court Judge Edward Korman ruled the Center for Reproductive Rights can reopen a lawsuit against the FDA that alleges the agency's decision to deny over-the-counter access to Plan B for all women is not supported by medical or scientific evidence.
The report said NIH should require these studies to be performed only on animals that do not resist participating, using techniques that are minimally invasive and reduce potential pain and distress.

U.S. Agrees to Limit Medical Research on Chimpanzees

The U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) will sharply curtail medical research studies using chimpanzees, humans' closest relative in the animal kingdom, after an expert panel said such studies are rarely warranted.
Take off that tie to save energy, Chilean men told

Take off that tie to save energy, Chilean men told

Chile's government wants men in the South American country to take off their ties to help fight global warming, hoping the campaign will save on air conditioning as summer starts in the southern hemisphere.
A graphic showing a collision at full power is pictured at the CMS experience control room of the LHC at the CERN in Meyrin

God Particle: Something Might Be There, Says CERN (Exclusive Interview)

There has been great media speculation in the last few days whether scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) have discovered the elusive God Particle. Indeed, as CERN says, there are some positive signals. In an exclusive interview, CERN's spokesman and head of communication James Gillies says there are hints that something might be there. However, it will take one more year for them to resolve the mystery.

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