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Is there a cancer vaccine?
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Over the next several years, cancer vaccines have the potential to completely change the treatment of cancer. Learn how these vaccines will work!
How Your Lungs Work
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You couldn't breathe without your lungs and you do it without even thinking about it. So, how do your lungs manage this amazing feat?
How does St. John's wort work?
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How does St. John's wort work?
How Does Your Stomach Keep From Digesting Itself?
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How does your stomach keep from digesting itself?
How many calories does a person need daily?
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Daily calorie needs vary significantly from person to person. Learn how to calculate the number that’s right for your body.
How Refractive Vision Problems Work
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Millions of people have refractive vision problems -- when the eyes get blurry or can't focus on an object. Learn about four major types of refractive vision problems.
What makes your knuckles pop?
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What makes your knuckles pop, and is it really bad for you?
How Fast Does Hair Grow?
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Anyone who's ever regretted a haircut has probably wondered how fast their hair will grow back. It's a good question, with a not-so-simple answer.
How Much Oxygen Does a Person Consume in a Day?
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How much oxygen does a person consume in a day?
How can an egg carton claim that the contained eggs have less fat and more vitamin E?
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I recently bought a carton of eggs that claimed, "These eggs are high in Vitamin E, contain 100 mg of Omega 3, and have 25% less saturated fat than regular eggs." How can you get chickens to lay these special eggs? And how can you tell which eggs have these properties without cracking them open?