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New Wearable Ultrasound Device Could 'Transform' Pregnancy Care
An unprecedented window. (Natalia Lebedinskaia/Moment/Getty Images) It's hard to imagine pregnancy care without the ultrasound. Since the 1950s, this incredible technology has provided an essential ...
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11 classic cars collectors are quietly buying
Classic cars from different eras are quietly attracting collector attention and rising in value.
With more to come, fans at Tuesday’s screening said they were already bracing for the emotional reactions from other cast ...
Several of the trial’s biggest unanswered questions are still sitting in front of U.S. District Judge Daniel Jordan.
County officials are asking state lawmakers to pause on passing additional property tax reforms as they work to adjust to the ...
When people call Tucson a "cesspool," they're often talking about the view from their car. Those living on the streets are ...
The days before Dillo Day were a whirl of wristbands and curling irons, ripped packages and early bedtimes. Mayfest posts and ...
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‘What Is Going On?’: Trump’s Appearance Sparks Urgent Health Questions After Fans Zoom In on His ‘Puffy’ Body Hours Ahead of Medical Exam
Donald Trump spent Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery, but online the conversation had little to do with the holiday ...
Radioactive landscape too dangerous for human life now boasts some of the world's wildest horses, wolves and Eurasian lynx ...
Space launches are increasing and the rockets are getting bigger. But there can be some major environmental consequences when things don't go to plan.
In Part 1 of a two-part series, The Irrawaddy’s Aung Zaw examines how the coup boss’s family used military power, cronies and state institutions to extract state wealth.
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