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June 1, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Tantalizing Clues To Planet's Past Smooth, round pebbles found by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity provide more evidence that water once flowed on the Red Planet, according to a new study. Continue reading... Ancient Egyptian Relic Carved From WHAT? HUGE Radiation Threat Seen For Mars-Bound Astronauts WATCH: Giant Space Rock Zooms Past Earth Feds Clamp Down On Icky, Life-Saving Treatment Bloody Discovery May Aid Efforts To Clone Prehistoric Mammal LOOK: Is That A Rat On Mars? LOOK: Is That A Rat On Mars? WATCH: Inside Look At Bug's Spectacular Transformation LOOK: Is That A Rat On Mars? Feds Clamp Down On Icky, Life-Saving Treatment PHOTOS: Everyday Stuff REALLY Close Up DAVID KATZ, M.D. CoQ & A The current study, which thus far has only been presented at a conference, albeit a prestigious one, and not yet published in full in the peer-reviewed literature, appears to be a game-changer. Continue reading... ROBERT FULLER The Brotherhood of Man and the Politics of Dignity If science and religion cooperate to uphold and extend dignity, and left and right remove the inequities that thwart fair competition, we can build a global society that's as close to heaven as we need. Continue reading... RICHARD STEINER Protecting Earth's Final Frontier -- The Deep Sea To unleash the same destructive, uncontrolled corporate determinism into the deep sea that has destroyed much of the land surface of our planet would be an historic mistake. Continue reading... JON HOTCHKISS Which Cup Keeps Coffee Hotter... Longest? (VIDEO) From cheap styrofoam to ceramic to expensive bone China to plastic and even 20-dollar thermoses, everyone who drinks coffee has their favorite "Caffeine Delivery Vehicle." And yet one question lingers: Which cup keeps the planet's favorite drink hotter... longest? Continue reading... TOM FRIEDEN, MD, MPH Arms Race -- Getting Ahead of Killer Microbes The basic tools of disease tracking and data analysis -- which CDC's disease detectives and others relied on to eradicate smallpox, identify Legionnaires' disease, and stop SARS -- remain essential. But they are no longer enough. 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