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5 Great Books For Science Lovers and Other Geeks

The latest buzz on books exploring the history of the computer and other tech wonders

Do Rich People Live Longer?

Wealthier people do live longer, but the reason isn't as obvious as it seems.

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Smoking After Heart Attack Raises Risk of Dying

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