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Monday, July 3, 2006
More than 6,000 U.S. Children Injured by Fireworks Annually
Parents are present in more than half the cases
Sucking Helium Could Reveal Hidden Lung Damage
Soon, seemingly healthy smokers could inhale the gas in a new MRI technique to explore early signs of emphysema and asthma.
Everyone on Earth Has Royal Roots
Experts say the odds are virtually 100 percent that every person on Earth is descended from one royal personage or another.
The Strange Stuff Inside Fireworks
Vaseline, food preservatives, paper and the chemical in rat poison help make the colorful shapes and sounds.
Women Underestimate Their Web Savvy
Women tend to rate themselves significantly less competent at navigating the Internet compared to how men rate themselves. But they are wrong.
No Quick Fix for the Ozone Hole
The hole in Earth's protective ozone layer won't repair itself until about two decades later than had been expected, scientists announced yesterday.
Image of the Day: Greenland's Melting Slows in June
The Greenland ice sheet showed unremarkable melting in 2005.
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