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This Texas Bill Would Systematically Silence Anyone Who Dares to Talk About Abortion Pills
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The FDA has approved a blood sugar monitor that doesn’t require a finger prick
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Google’s AI subsidiary DeepMind is partnering with another UK hospital
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BlackBerry-branded wearables and appliances might soon be a thing
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The World Anti-Doping Agency says it was hacked by Russia
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Google’s OnHub router can now control Philips Hue lights
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With EmoWatch your Apple Watch knows if you are :) or :(
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