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A new study that found the human family is divided into just three genetic groups was the most viewed item last week by subscribers to Science in the News Daily. The other top two articles featured an exploration of America's eugenics legacy and a study suggesting that e-mails can provide advance warning of an organization in crisis. Subscribe now for free daily updates.

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