Study: E-Cigarette Poisonings Surge In Young Children
Electronic cigarettes have sickened rising numbers of young children, a study of U.S. poison center calls has found. Most cases involve swallowing liquid nicotine.
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Electronic cigarettes have sickened rising numbers of young children, a study of U.S. poison center calls has found. Most cases involve swallowing liquid nicotine.
Google is celebrating Sigmund Freud's birthday with a special doodle. Instead of a Google logo, visitors to its homepage Friday are seeing an image of Freud's head nestled between a pair of icebergs with a passing ship going by.
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