Thursday, April 4, 2019

[Thursday, April 4 2019] Bad diets killing more people globally than tobacco, study finds; FDA taking steps to drive down the cost of insulin; Scientists Discover an Ancient Whale With 4 Legs; New battery will give electric cars over 600 miles of range-UNR

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/r/worldnews


/r/news


/r/science

  • /u/Mass1m01973

    Routine vaccination of girls aged 12 or 13 years with the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in Scotland has led to a dramatic reduction in cervical disease in later life, finds a new study

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  • /u/IronGiantisreal

    [Title Post] Scientists Discover an Ancient Whale With 4 Legs: This skeleton, dug out from the coastal desert Playa Media Luna, is the first indisputable record of a quadrupedal whale skeleton for the whole Pacific Ocean.

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/r/technology

  • /u/speckz

    Ex-Mozilla CTO: US border cops demanded I unlock my phone, laptop at SF airport – and I'm an American citizen - Techie says he was grilled for three hours after refusing to let agents search his devices

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/r/Futurology


/r/business

  • /u/Splenda

    Patagonia refusing to sell vests to some corporate clients that don't 'prioritize the planet'

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/r/stocks


/r/askscience

  • /u/borosuperfan

    For whales and dolphins can water "Go down the wrong pipe" and make them choke like with humans?

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/r/AskReddit

  • /u/Hoostolf

    What is the worst/scariest thing that has woken you up?

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  • /u/mlawsonking

    Indoor smoking used to be everywhere 50 years ago. What will be considered unthinkable 50 years from now?

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/r/todayilearned

  • /u/capthowdy0000

    TIL, the Midnight Club was a secret street racing team in Tokyo, bound by a strict moral code that put pedestrian/motorist safety first. The club disbanded in 1999 when a race turned accident killed innocent drivers

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  • /u/spicedfiyah

    TIL of Saitō Musashibō Benkei, a Japanese warrior who is said to have killed in excess of 300 trained soldiers by himself while defending a bridge. He was so fierce in close quarters that his enemies were forced to kill him with a volley of arrows. He died standing upright.

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  • /u/angelawolfe2012

    TIL of May Bradford, a Red Cross volunteer during WWI who wrote over 25,000 letters and notes, an average of 12 a day, for wounded soldiers who were too ill or too uneducated to write to their family. She also sat with the injured and dying and considered herself to be a surrogate mother to them.

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/r/Cooking


/r/GifRecipes


/r/food


/r/movies

  • /u/The_Iceman2288

    First picture of Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator: Dark Fate

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  • /u/BunyipPouch

    After 20 years, the childlike innocence of Brad Bird's directorial debut 'The Iron Giant' still resonates. The film perfectly delivers on the notions of friendship & heroism, showing us a moving convergence between childhood and adult responsibility.

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/r/books

  • /u/pearloz

    Washington Department of Corrections Quietly Bans Book Donations to Prisoners From Nonprofits

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/r/gaming


/r/television

  • /u/tggoulart

    Norman Reedus on his The Walking Dead role: "I don’t want to go anywhere. I’ll burn down that whole studio if they got rid of me"

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/r/Art


/r/OldSchoolCool


/r/pics


/r/gifs


/r/oddlysatisfying


/r/interestingasfuck


/r/MostBeautiful


/r/aww


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/r/DrosteEffect

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