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Study: Transgender Genital Surgeries Result in Pain, Incontinence
The study was carried out by researchers from the University of Florida and Brooks Rehabilitation
Florida’s orange groves buffeted by hurricane, disease
Vernon Hollingsworth grew up in Florida among his family's orange trees, recently ravaged by a double whammy of disease and a hurricane that have sent juice prices spiraling and left farmers blinking in disbelief.
Murat Mercan officially appointed as Turkey’s ambassador to US
Turkey's former ambassador to Tokyo, Hasan Murat Mercan, was officially appointed as Turkey's ambassador to Washington on Feb. 24.
The appointment decisions of some ambassadors regarding the reshuffle at the Foreign Ministry were published in the Official Gazette.
Oldest-known Ancestor of Modern Primates may have Come from North America, not Asia
About 56 million years ago, on an Earth so warm that palm trees graced the Arctic Circle, a mouse-sized primate known as Teilhardina first curled its fingers around a branch.
Ready, set, think! Mind-controlled drones race to the future
Wearing black headsets with tentacle-like sensors stretched over their foreheads, the competitors stare at cubes floating on computer screens as their small white drones prepare for takeoff.
Streaming site Grooveshark shuts under industry pressure
Grooveshark, an early leader in music streaming that enraged major labels by letting users upload copyrighted songs, abruptly shut down on April 30 after years of litigation.
Report: U.S. recruited Nazis to help during Cold War
Report: U.S. recruited Nazis to help during Cold War
NEW YORK -- The CIA and other U.S. agencies "used the services" of over 1,000 former Nazis during the Cold War, the New York Times is reporting.