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• E. coli- tainted venison kabobs sicken Minn. students

  A Minnesota high school science project that involved hunting and butchering deer -- including one road-kill capture -- and turning the meat into venison kabobs backfired when 29 students were sickened with a rare kind of E.

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• Pesticide found in orange juice -- is it safe to drink?

  Source: msnbc.com

  FDA detects low levels of carbendazim in orange juice concentrate imported from Brazil

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• Smoking pot doesn't hurt lung capacity, study shows

  Periodically smoking marijuana doesn't appear to hurt lung capacity, the largest study ever conducted on pot smokers has found. Even though most marijuana smokers tend to inhale deeply and hold the smoke in for as long as they can before exhaling, the lung capacity didn't deteri …

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• Navy veteran accused of injecting 2 Alaska teens with heroin

  ANCHORAGE - A 26-year-old Navy veteran who served as a medic in Afghanistan pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges he injected two Alaska teens with drugs on separate occasions, giving one of them a fatal dose.

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• Another reason dogs rule: They know what you're thinking

  Scientists have finally proven what every dog owner knows – our canine friends read our facial expressions like dedicated detectives. Dogs don’t just depend on verbal commands to figure out what we want, a new study shows.

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