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1.7KPoliticsIndia Successfully Test Fires First Electromagnetic Railgun
India has become the newest nation to reveal the development of an electromagnetic railgun, a futuristic weapon being developed in earnest by...
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1.6KLifestyleCan Apps Slay The Medical Bill Dragon?
Rachael Norman wanted to submit a pile of out-of-network medical payments to her insurance coverage firm for reimbursement. Short on time, she...
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1.3KScience and technologyFortran turns 60 | Opensource.com
The Fortran compiler, launched in April 1957, was the primary optimizing compiler, and it paved the best way for a lot of...
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996Science and technologyKratom May Help Kick The Habit But It Has ‘Deadly Risks,’ Says FDA
Kratom users are warned: the botanical supplement has 'deadly risks.' The Food and Drug Administration has issed the warning amid increasing use...
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1.0KBusinessNew LEGO ‘Women of NASA’ Playset a Big Hit at Amazon
A new playset from LEGO honoring four key women in the history of NASA's spaceflight program has surprisingly zoomed to Amazon's top...
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1.1KLifestyleTaking A Page From Pharma’s Playbook To Fight The Opioid Crisis
https://californiahealthline.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/unsellingopioidsbartolone.mp3 Dr. Mary Meengs remembers the times, a few a long time in the past, when pharmaceutical salespeople would drop into her...
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Home Depot Hikes 2017 Profit Due To Hurricane-Related Push
Home Depot Inc. has lifted its full-year profit and sales estimates, crediting the demand of generators, flashlights and rebuilding materials bolstered by...
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1.2KLifestyleSome States Roll Back ‘Retroactive Medicaid,’ A Buffer For The Poor — And For Hospitals
If you’re poor, uninsured and fall severely unwell, in most states when you qualify for Medicaid — however weren’t enrolled on the...
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948PoliticsPsychedelic Amazonian Drug Might Help Treat Alcoholism and Depression
A psychedelic drug traditionally used in South America might prove of value in helping alcoholics control their addiction.
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978Science and technologyWorld’s Scientists: Act Now To Save Earth Before It’s Too Late
The warning of an impending environmental catastrophe comes from more than 15,000 scientists from 184 countries. Climate change deniers must come to...