Piano marvel: short arms, 2 fingers

Landon Weeks says he's learned to do the seemingly impossible, despite his physical challenges.

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Lullaby Medicine for Premature Babies

Something as old as mankind itself is helping keep pre-term babies alive — the lullaby. Research shows that music has become an important new ally for babies who are born too soon and struggle to breathe and eat. The neonatal intensive care unit in a hospital is filled with technology that helps keep the hospital's tiniest, most fragile patients alive. At New York-Presbyterian Hospital, Weill Corn

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Found: Three new planets

Not all solar systems are as tidy as ours, but a new discovery means we're not quite so alone anymore.

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AstraZeneca, Bristol diabetes drug disappoints in key test

LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca and Bristol-Myers Squibb's diabetes drug Onglyza failed to reduce heart risks in a large clinical study, disappointing investors who had thought it might demonstrate an edge over rivals.

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