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Killer frogs are on the loose in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
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Some specialists reacting to the latest study on bed rest for troubled pregnancies are calling on doctors to refrain from assuming that taking it easy can't hurt a pregnant woman.
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A Bay Area research group's new study shows teenagers consume about the same number of calories for lunch regardless of whether they eat at McDonald's or Subway.
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When it comes to speed-dating, researchers at Stanford have found some useful phrases love-seekers can use.
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According to a new Gallup poll, nearly 80 percent of Americans recognize House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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A Stanford University study finally answers the question whether people should eat right or exercise to lose weight.
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New research finds that more women are responsible for the household finances than ever before.
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A list of recommendations to improve the quality of teaching in Oakland schools has raised the ire of the city's teacher's union.
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A list of recommendations to improve the quality of teaching in Oakland schools has raised the ire of the city's teacher's union.
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New studies show that disasters and prolonged stress affect blood pressure and other things that make heart trouble more likely.
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Stanford researchers have found a way to watch what's happening deep inside the brain of a mouse.
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After 19 years, KIPP commissioned a study done only at their middle schools to see if their charter schools have been on the right track.
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Stanford researchers have found a way to watch what's happening deep inside the brain of a mouse.
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After 19 years, KIPP commissioned a study done only at their middle schools to see if their charter schools have been on the right track.
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A new study may have you going to bed earlier tonight. Researchers at a British University have found your genes are actually altered when you don't get enough sleep.
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A new study is questioning existing research that shows drinking a cup of coffee or tea can help prevent dementia and stroke.
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A new study by Stanford researchers finds that schools will attract top quality teachers by paying top dollar.
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A popular fruit has been at the center of a recent weight loss craze, but some Bay Area experts are cautious about its actual effects.
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A popular fruit has been at the center of a recent weight loss craze, but some Bay Area experts are cautious about its actual effects.
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A new study from Stanford University researchers is reinforcing the importance of how parents should praise their babies and toddlers.
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Be forewarned, experts say you can expect to pay a lot more for your smartphone data plan in the coming years.
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As the world seemingly moves from computers to mobile devices, a new study suggests that big companies are lagging behind.
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As the world seemingly moves from computers to mobile devices, a new study suggests that big companies are lagging behind.
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A new study is linking asthma and eczema in children to fast food.
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Just when you've made the New Year resolution to get to the gym and lose a few pounds, you may not have to.
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New data suggests dinosaurs died from volcanoes, not from an asteroid as previously believed.
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A new study out Thursday morning suggests those widely used UV nail lamps are safer than most people think.
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A new study suggests a newly-discovered addiction gene could be fuelling teenage binge-drinking.
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A new study says injuries from the use of a kids' party attraction have skyrocketed along with the popularity of inflatable bounce houses.
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When the Department of Homeland Security trudged up to Capitol Hill this year and asked lawmakers for another 365 days worth of funding, as every federal agency does each year, officials ticked off a list of accomplishments they presented as evidence of the agency's ongoing success.
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A newly-released study shows that more teenagers are using muscle-enhancing products to get an edge in sports.
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Text and video messages designed to help quit smoking nearly doubled the success rate for attempted quitters.
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Scientists have found that when some people do math, they actually feel the same anxiety associated with pain.
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America's favorite dietary supplements, multivitamins, modestly lowered the risk for cancer in healthy male doctors who took them for more than a decade, the first large study to test these pills has found.
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It would be easy to assume that Monday would make it as the grumpiest day of the week -- but that may not be true.
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Researchers say how much chocolate a nation eats seems linked to the number of Nobel Prize winners from there.
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California has made gains in the early stages of children's academic trajectory but has failed to sustain them, a new assessment of kids' well-being has shown.
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Bay Area researchers say the discovery could have a profound impact on how we treat hearts and heart disease.
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Bay Area researchers say the discovery could have a profound impact on how we treat hearts and heart disease.
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The UC Berkeley study is raising concerns about the controversial plastic chemical's effect on pregnant women and children.
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The UC Berkeley study is raising concerns about the controversial plastic chemical's effect on pregnant women and children.
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There's a new warning about backyard trampolines. The American Academy of Pediatrics is recommending against recreational trampoline use.
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New evidence shows that life spans are shrinking for white Americans who don't graduate from high school.
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If you think it takes a long time to get to work in the Bay Area... you're right.
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A new report is exposing some astounding results on not how much people eat, but how much they throw away.
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There's more research backing up the benefits of honey when it comes to treating your child's cough.
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British scientists believe chemo can actually make it harder for healthy cells to battle the disease.
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