Clues to Alzheimer's Risk Seen in Babies' Brains

People who are genetically predisposed to Alzheimer's disease may have differences in their brains that can be detected as early as infancy, a new study suggests.



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Could 3D Printing Spark a Gun Battle?

The wonders of 3D printing have thrilled entrepreneurs, government officials and the business community. But a few skeptics have warned that there's a dark side to 3D printing — particularly the ease with which people could make their own 3D weapons.



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White Wine and Beer Important Sources of Arsenic

White wine, beer and Brussels sprouts can be major sources of the toxic metal arsenic in people's diets, according to a new study.



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Kate Upton in Sam Edelman Photoshoot on Malibu Beach

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Berry Inspires Color-Morphing Clothing

New iridescent, color-shifting fiber inspired by a tropical berry could one day make its way to the runway in the form of color-morphing clothing.



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Weekly Boob Tube Roundup for November 25, 2013

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Happy Turkey Day: Thanksgiving Turns 150

Thanksgiving was officially established as a national holiday in 1863, 150 years ago. The holiday is associated with Pilgrims in the 1600s but was only sporadically celebrated until an influential writer lobbied to make it a yearly national event.



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