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A Gulf of California fisherman brings home a baby dusky shark with only one eye.
Data from the Phase III trial of a malaria vaccine breeds hope for immunization as a possible weapon against the dreaded disease.
Some pain-relief placebos work in part by activating a cannabinoid receptor, stimulating the same pathway as marijuana.
Dwindling stocks in more than a dozen cancer drugs are delaying clinical trials.
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