Doctors remove what’s possibly world’s largest brain tumor from Indian man’s skull
It was like the tumor “sat like a head on top of another head,” doctors recalled.
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It was like the tumor “sat like a head on top of another head,” doctors recalled.
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The country wants to first experiment with the proposal in five cities.
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Chemicals commonly used in non-stick pans or stain-free clothing might promote obesity.
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Water was subjected to a pressure millions of times higher than at Earth's sea level.
This amazing insect doesn't flinch at the thought of getting eaten. It pops!
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It would cost around $100 million a pop, though.
The tracks were made over 100 million years ago.
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After many failed attempts, artificial intelligence comes to the rescue.
People are way too overconfident that they won't fall victims to cybercrime, report says.
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