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U.S. Conservatives Attack UNESCO's Sex Ed Guidelines

UNESCO wants kids to learn the basics of sex ed at a younger age. But what the organization sees as a way to slow the spread of HIV and the rate of unwanted pregnancies, U.S. conservatives are attacking as a plot to promote masturbation and abortion


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The AARP and Seniors: Clashing Views on Health Reform

The 40 million-member advocacy group, after all, signed on early as a key supporter of President Obama's health-care-reform plan, and now it finds itself on the defensive, scrambling to win back much of its own membership


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What Britney Spears Can Reveal About Alzheimer's

Researchers may have found a way to identify those most at risk of developing the neurological disorder simply by asking them whether they recognize celebrities such as Britney Spears and Johnny Carson


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As Farmland Grows, the Trees Fight Back

As more people need more food--and biofuels as well--there's a risk that we could see many of our remaining virgin rainforests wiped out. But farmland and forests don't have to be incompatible

Is Caster Semenya Really a Man? The Answer Won't Be Simple

World champion athlete Caster Semenya enjoyed a hero's welcome on her return home to South Africa, but speculation surrounding her gender rumbles on with the revelation that earlier testing showed she has higher-than-average testosterone levels