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Do your kids fight a lot with each other? That may actually help lower their divorce risks as adults.
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Though most video games are marketed toward teen boys and young men, a new study reveals 45 percent of gamers are women.
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Forget elephants. Dolphins can swim circles around them when it comes to long-term memory.
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New study from the University of Tokyo finds that dogs yawn when they see people yawning, especially when it's their owners doing it.
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A new study by the Pew Research Center reveals that one in three young adults are living with their parents.
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The evidence in the George Zimmerman trial is now in the hands of federal authorities.
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A new poll is revealing a big racial gap in attitudes on the criminal justice system.
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The college test scores of hundreds of students from Mills High School in Millbrae are being thrown out due to security concerns.
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The college test scores of hundreds of students from Mills High School in Millbrae are being thrown out due to security concerns.
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A new study reveals mosquitoes are significantly more attracted to people who have had as little as one beer.
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What if you were able to choose the sex of your baby? Well, according to research from Stanford, you already can.
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Researchers found that kids who went to bed after 9 p.m. scored lower on tests.
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A new study by U.C. Berkeley researchers reveals that lack of sleep contributes to excessive worrying.
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A new study from the Mayo Clinic is revealing surprising details on the number of Americans taking prescription drugs.
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A new study shows moderate drinking is OK when you're pregnant and won't harm the baby.
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Siblings rivalries are part of growing up but a new study finds being bullied by a sibling can be as traumatic as being bullied by peers.
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A new study finds that children with high IQs ended up with better cognitive abilities when they reached their 70s.
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New studies are challenging commonly held beliefs about the causes of acne.
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New studies are challenging commonly held beliefs about the causes of acne.
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Going green in your diet may lead to a longer and healthier life.
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An archaeologist has traced the earliest use of tobacco among the native peoples of California and the Pacific Coast.
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An archaeologist has traced the earliest use of tobacco among the native peoples of California and the Pacific Coast.
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A device used to stimulate a part of the brain is being credited for helping kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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A device used to stimulate a part of the brain is being credited for helping kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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Killer frogs are on the loose in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
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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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