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Climate Contributing Factor To Human Body Size: Study
The new study also mentions how modern brains appear to be shrinking. 
The new study also mentions how modern brains appear to be shrinking. -
Five Million Deaths Linked To Extreme Temperatures From Climate Change
About 10% of world deaths can be attributed to hot and cold temperatures, study finds. 
About 10% of world deaths can be attributed to hot and cold temperatures, study finds. -
Phuket Records First Sandbox Visitor With Covid-19 Since Reopening
The tourist, authorities say, come from the United Arab Emirates. 
The tourist, authorities say, come from the United Arab Emirates. -
Microsoft's 'PrintNightmare' Vulnerability Far From Over
Experts still recommend Windows users update their machines. 
Experts still recommend Windows users update their machines. -
WHO: Premature Lifting Of Covid Restrictions Would be 'Epidemiological Stupidity'
Mike Ryan urged countries to use extreme caution when lifting Covid-19 restrictions so as "not to lose the gains you've made." 
Mike Ryan urged countries to use extreme caution when lifting Covid-19 restrictions so as "not to lose the gains you've made." -
Methane Readings On Saturn Moon Could Be Sign Of Life: Study
Previous research has indicated that Enceladus has the necessary components to host life. 
Previous research has indicated that Enceladus has the necessary components to host life. -
Feuding Chinese Spacemen May Stunt Country's Progress In Space Race
An assault on scientists threatens to embarrass China as it seeks to build an internationally respected space program. 
An assault on scientists threatens to embarrass China as it seeks to build an internationally respected space program. -
Prominent Hong Kong Shirtmaker Sues U.S. Over China Blacklist Inclusion
Esquel's Xinjiang subsidiary was placed on the U.S. Commerce Department list a year ago 
Esquel's Xinjiang subsidiary was placed on the U.S. Commerce Department list a year ago -
Dutch Crime Reporter Peter R de Vries Fighting For His Life After Being Shot In Amsterdam Street
De Vries was shot minutes after leaving a TV studio, where he had appeared on a chat show. 
De Vries was shot minutes after leaving a TV studio, where he had appeared on a chat show. -
Rising Sea Level Puts Millions At Risk, Southeast Asia Facing Highest Threat
The study says Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines are most vulnerable. 
The study says Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines are most vulnerable.
