Why monogamy evolved in mammals and primates
Two scientific teams propose different reasons for mammal and primate monogamy. One links exclusive pairs to paternal infant defense. the other ties it to female geographic spread making male guarding advantageous. Both reject the two-parent rearing payoff as primary.
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Panel backs lung cancer screening for some smokers
Government advisers urge annual CT scans for certain 55 to 79 year old current and former heavy smokers, aiming to cut deaths from lung cancer. Coverage could expand under new health care rules, with public comments open until August 26.
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Obama Clinton lunch fuels 2016 buzz and speculation
A midday lunch on the Oval Office patio with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton sparks renewed talk of their political futures. The meeting also draws attention to potential endorsements from Obama to Clinton or Joe Biden amid debates on Middle East policy.
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