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Monday, February 12, 2007
Afternoon Naps Protect Your Heart, Study Finds
A new study finds half-hour siestas can boost heart health and help prevent deadly disease.
Blind Snake Rediscovered After 100-Year Absence
A rare blind snake has been rediscovered in Madagascar a century after its last sighting.
Online Dating: Why it Fails
The next time you log onto a dating site, you might want to add ?mysterious? to your list of desirable traits, because the less you know about a potential mate, the better, finds a new study of romantic relationships.
Top 10 Aphrodisiacs
"There is no such thing as a true aphrodisiac," Dr. Ruth (Westheimer) once said. The pint-size sex expert was being literal. By definition, an aphrodisiac arouses or intensifies sexual desire, and no herb or witch's potion has been proven to do so. But why take the fun out of trying and spoil Valentine's Day? Herein lies 10 touted love tonics, from hopeless fling to sure thing. -
Christopher Wanjek
, LiveScience's Bad Medicine Columnist.
Mystery Ailment Strikes Honeybees
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- A mysterious illness is killing tens of thousands of honeybee colonies across the country, threatening honey production, the livelihood of beekeepers and possibly crops that need bees for pollination.
Manure: You May Be Walking on It Soon
Researchers say fiber from cow manure could take the place of sawdust in making fiberboard, which is used to make everything from furniture to flooring to store shelves.
Image of the Day: Southern Africa's Largest Lizard
Behold the behemoth of Africa! This is southern Africa's largest lizard, a water monitor.
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