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By Richard G. “Bugs” Stevens, Professor, School of Medicine, University of Connecticut. Artificial light has transformed the night sky, a change researchers continue to link to health problems. Fabio Falchi et al , CC BY-ND A new study from Harvard has found greater risk of breast cancer...

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