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May 16, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Ape, Monkey Split Revealed The oldest ape and Old World monkey fossils have been unearthed in a riverbed in Tanzania, a new study reports. Continue reading... Fossil Found In Fifties Yields New Insights Into Strange Creature Legendary Apollo Astronaut Joins Moon Flight Firm WHOOPS: 5 Biggest Science Blunders Legendary Lost City May Have Been Found DNA Points To Surprising Origin For Ancient Island Civilization NASA Space Telescope Is Broken Financial Success In Adulthood Tied To Key Skills At Age 7 Legendary Lost City May Have Been Found World's Oldest Water Discovered Deep Underground DNA Points To Surprising Origin For Ancient Island Civilization WATCH: How Your Brain 'Sees' Art ALLEN FRANCES DSM-5: Where Do We Go From Here? My recommendation for clinicians is simple. Don't use DSM-5 -- there is nothing official about it, nothing especially helpful in it, and all the codes you need for reimbursement are already available for free on the Internet or in DSM-IV. Continue reading... LAUREN PECORINO Breast Cancer Risk: Jolie Way Is Not the Only Way Celebrities often set trends: they show us what to wear, create hairstyles, and inspire tattoos. But when it comes to your health it is important to know the facts before joining a trend. Continue reading... LINDBLAD EXPEDITIONS New Species in Polar Seas? What had I seen? Was it a species as yet undescribed by science? In places as remote as the Weddell Sea, it is quite possible to come across unknown animals, but it is also very difficult to know for sure that what you have found is really new. Continue reading... CHRISTOPHER E. MASON Defending Genomic Liberty AMP v. Myriad Genetics is important because Myriad genetics holds patents for the breast cancer associated genes (BRCA1 and BRCA2), and only they can legally examine these fragments of DNA from your body. Continue reading... TERRIE M. WILLIAMS Rise of the Sneaker Males Biology has guaranteed that the energy of youth will erupt with each new generation. The question is, how should we deal with it? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003