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Crocodile chin length gives away its diet |
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Scientists develop universal 'sat-nav' |
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'Rock' fix for oceans is badly flawed: study |
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Opal report marks landmark in UK citizen science |
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UK Space Agency unveils new chief |
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Dispute means mackerel is no longer catch of the day |
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Farmers could get paid twice over for 'greening' |
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Fossil human traces line to modern Asians |
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Cameras reveal penguins' efficient hunting techniques |
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Wasps v. moths: Biocontrol uses nature against crop pests |
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A decision on the XL pipeline could define Obama's green
agenda |
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Using prawns to battle a killer disease in Senegal |
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How we became biohackers: Part one |
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Israel election: High turnout as Netanyahu eyes victory |
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Bali drugs: Death sentence for Briton Lindsay Sandiford |
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'Privacy visor blocks facial recognition software' |
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Inauguration: Barack Obama tells US to seize the moment |
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Women 'struggling' in Hollywood, according to new study |
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Goettingen: The song that made history |
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20 of your tales of vegetarian woe |
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Long-term aspirin 'blindness link' |
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Sony Xperia Z tablet and LG Optimus Pro G phone unveiled |
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Deadly car bombings strike around Iraqi capital, Baghdad |
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Should we be recording our phone calls? |
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EE offers new tariff for 4G and more data |
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Your view: Should parents check up on children online |
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Schools' codebreaking competition winners announced |
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Justin Bieber overtakes Lady Gaga on Twitter |
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PPI: The unintended consequences of a scandal |
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Meningitis B vaccine gets European licence |
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Hearing loss in 'brain decline link' |
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Cleaning products 'linked to adult asthma' |
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Shenley Hospital: Life under observation |
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Twelve arrested in US raid on Latin sex-trafficking ring |
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Kim Dotcom's Mega fileshare site struggles under massive
demand |
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Inside Google workplaces, from perks to nap pods |
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In many studies, zebrafish are the new lab rats |
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3D printer to carve out world's first full-size building |
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Harvard professor seeks "adventurous" woman to give
birth to Neanderthal clone |
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Apple's first 2013 earnings to be closely watched |
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Older Mars rover embarks on 10th year of exploring |
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U.S. military wants to hide drones under the sea |
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Google co-founder Brin spotted wearing Google Glasses on NYC
subway |
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Astronauts see Obama inauguration site from space |
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Atari U.S. files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy |
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Michelle Obama wears red Jason Wu gown to inaugural balls |
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Anna Burns Welker, wife of Patriots star, apologizes for
criticizing Ray Lewis on Facebook |
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Does it matter if Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling? |
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Obama: "Today we continue a never-ending journey" |
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Golfer Phil Mickelson plans "drastic changes" over
taxes |
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Does it matter if Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling? |
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Flu vaccine potentially more effective with exercise, study
says |
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Jason Wu speaks out on Michelle Obama's gown |
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Grim task of identifying Algeria hostage crisis victims begins
in Italy |
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Designers dish on first lady fashion of the past |
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Inauguration costs: Who pays? |
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First lady's fashion picks mean big money for retailers |
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Oregon man begging on side of road for kidney |
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New Golden Retriever study aimed at preventing dog cancer |
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How to avoid frostbite, hypothermia |
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Increase in seizures after Japanese tsunami may be caused by
stress |
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Warmest spring on record causes earliest flowering ever
observed in eastern U.S. |
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Earliest sea cow ancestors originated in Africa, lived in
fresh water |
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Scientists identify new 'social' chromosome in the red fire
ant |
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An early sign of spring, earlier than ever |
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New Antarctic geological timeline aids future sea-level
predictions |
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New UMass Amherst Research Shows Fishways Have Not Helped Fish |
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In the Eastern US, spring flowers keep pace with warming
climate |
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UC Riverside Researcher Using Snail Teeth to Improve Solar
Cells and Batteries |
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Tree and human health may be linked |
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Photovoltaics beat biofuels at converting sun's energy to
miles driven |
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Otago collaboration throws doubt on earlier "killer
walrus" claims |
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Savanna study highlights African fuelwood crisis |
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Inadequate food facilities in NC migrant camps could cause
illness |
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Trading wetlands no longer a deal with the devil |
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Dietary shifts driving up phosphorus use |
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ARS Scientists Test Improved Stink Bug Trapping Methods |
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Climate change's effects on temperate rain forests
surprisingly complex |
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They hunt, they kill, they cheat: Single-celled algae shed
light on social lives of microbes |
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A microquasar makes a giant manatee nebula |
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Wind in the willows boosts biofuel production |
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Researchers analyse 'rock dissolving' method of geoengineering |
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Monkeys stressed from longer foraging times |
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Antibacterial agent used in common soaps found in increasing
amounts in freshwater lakes |
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First Global Assessment of Land and Water 'Grabbing' Published
in National Journal |
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What did our ancestors look like? |
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4,000-year-old shaman's stones discovered near Boquete, Panama |
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War was central to Europe's first civilisation--contrary to
popular belief |
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Fetal exposure to PVC plastic chemical linked to obesity in
offspring |
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Black carbon larger cause of climate change than previously
assessed |
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ChemCam follows the 'Yellowknife Road' to Martian wet area |
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PODEX Experiment to Reshape Future of Atmospheric Science |
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Climate events drive a high-arctic vertebrate community into
synchrony |
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Titan Gets a Dune "Makeover" |
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Melt ponds cause the Artic sea ice to melt more rapidly |
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Climate change to profoundly affect the Midwest in coming
decades |
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Study Provides New Insights on Drought Predictions in East
Africa |
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Warmer soils release additional CO2 into atmosphere; Effect
stabilizes over longer term |
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A new type of volcanic eruption |
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Unprecedented glacier melting in the Andes blamed on climate
change |
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Tiny fossils hold answers to big questions on climate change |
102 |
Public Acceptance of Climate Change Affected by Word Usage,
Says MU Anthropologist |
103 |
USDA Studies Confirm Plant Water Demands Shift with Water
Availability |
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Researchers show how cells' DNA repair machinery can destroy
viruses |
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Study finds linchpin of skin response to UVA light |
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Enzyme helps cancer cells avoid genetic instability |
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Molecular forces are key to proper cell division |
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Immune system foiled by a hairpin |
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Study of how eye cells become damaged could help prevent
blindness |
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Evidence mounts for role of mutated genes in development of
schizophrenia |
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A diffusion trap |
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Men more likely to commit research misconduct than female
counterparts |
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Synchrotron infrared unveils a mysterious microbial community |
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Sex of early birds suggests dinosaur reproductive style |
115 |
LSUHSC research provides new drug target for Her-2 related
breast cancer |
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Immune system molecule with hidden talents |
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The skin aging regulator |
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Harmful effects of bisphenol A proved experimentally |
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How can evolutionary biology explain why we get cancer? |
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Paradise found for Latin America's largest land mammal |
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Wood on the seafloor--an oasis for deep-sea life |
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Scientists Find Gene Interactions That Make Cocaine Abuse
Death 8 Times More Likely |
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Study: Odd biochemistry yields lethal bacterial protein |
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Vitamin D Holds Promise in Battling a Deadly Breast Cancer,
SLU Researchers Say |
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Just Add Water: How Scientists Are Using Silicon to Produce
Hydrogen on Demand |
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Genomic sequencing identifies mutant 'drivers' of common brain
tumor |
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Study suggests lung cancer mortality highest in black persons
living in most segregated counties |
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Genetics plays major role in victimization in elementary
school |
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Eliminating or curtailing mortgage interest deduction would
have modest long-run effects on economy, Rice University study finds |
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Integrated neglected tropical disease control and elimination
programs: A global health 'best buy' |
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Guided Care Provides Better Quality of Care for Chronically
Ill Older Adults |
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Compensation negotiation among women in the workplace |
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Doubling down on energy efficiency |
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Power's punishing impact |
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Questions about Biosafety? Ask a Biosafety Expert! |
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In minutes a day, low-income families can improve their kids'
health |
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Powerful people better at shaking off rebuffs, bonding with
others |
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When mom is the CEO at home, workplace ambitions take a back
seat |
139 |
From bullying to relationships: Mapping our online
communications |
140 |
Human-tiger conflict: Are the risks overestimated? |
141 |
UBC research: Forget about fair--it's better when bosses pick
favourites |
142 |
South Americans want policy makers to put ethics above price |
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SEC-mandated XBRL data at risk of being irrelevant to
investors and analysts |
144 |
Researchers map emotional intelligence in the brain |
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People Seek High-Calorie Foods in Tough Times |
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'Quadruple helix' DNA discovered in human cells |
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Developing microbial cell factories by employing synthetic
small regulatory RNAs |
148 |
La Jolla Institute identifies molecular switch enabling immune
cells to better fight disease |
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New way to kill lymphoma without chemotherapy |
150 |
Study suggests link between regular aspirin use, increased
risk of age-related macular degeneration |
151 |
Cotton with special coating collects water from fogs in desert |
152 |
New evidence indicates auroras occur outside our solar system |
153 |
New 2D material for next generation high-speed electronics |
154 |
New information on binding gold particles over metal oxide
surfaces |
155 |
Organic sensors increase light sensitivity of cameras: |
156 |
New drug protects against side effects of chemotherapy |
157 |
Analysis of fracking wastewater yields some surprises |
158 |
Great Oxidation Event: More oxygen through multicellularity |
159 |
Separating gases using a rigid polymer sieve |
160 |
Unrestricted access to the details of deadly eruptions |
161 |
Breakthrough for solar cell research |
162 |
Studying ancient Earth's geochemistry |
163 |
Genes and their regulatory 'tags' conspire to promote
rheumatoid arthritis |
164 |
A relative from the Tianyuan Cave |
165 |
No panaceas for Mexico's violent drug war, but prohibition has
failed |
166 |
Parents' financial help linked to lower college GPAs, higher
graduation rates |
167 |
Growing up bilingual |
168 |
Seeing beyond cameras: Predicting where people move in CCTV
blind spots |
169 |
Computational methods reveal how hospital-acquired bacteria
spread |
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Mathematical breakthrough sets out rules for more effective
teleportation |
171 |
Wild animals may contribute to the resurgence of African
sleeping sickness |
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New test predicted presence of harmful BRCA mutations |
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UCLA study first to image concussion-related abnormal brain
proteins in retired NFL players |
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Controlling spine metastases with tumor 'separation surgery'
and high-dose stereotactic radiosurgery |
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Mayo Clinic expert suggests proper techniques for newborn
bathing and skin care basics |
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New study examines on/off relationships and 'sex with an ex'
among teenagers and young adults |
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Brain structure of infants predicts language skills at 1 year |
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Circadian rhythms can be modified for potential treatment of
disorders |
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Study: Viral Reactivation a Likely Link Between Stress and
Heart Disease |
180 |
Discovering 'Needle in a Haystack' For Muscular Dystrophy
Patients |
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Bacterial supplement could help young pigs fight disease |
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Novel gene-searching software improves accuracy in disease
studies |
183 |
Born to lead? Leadership can be an inherited trait, study
finds |
184 |
Fashion blogs: How do ordinary consumers harness social media
to become style leaders? |
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How does family life influence consumer response to television
advertising? |
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Device Tosses Out Unusable PV Wafers |
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Study examines link between incarceration and psychiatric
disorders |
188 |
PR Professionals Are Not 'Yes Men' When Pressured to Be
Unethical, Baylor Study Shows |
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IOM report details strategy for monitoring safety of childhood
immunization schedule |
190 |
New study examines Post-Roe v. Wade arrests of and forced
interventions on pregnant women |
191 |
Scientists expose new vulnerabilities in the security of
personal genetic information |
192 |
Smoke-free law linked to large fall in child asthma hospital
admissions |
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Men more likely than women to commit scientific fraud |
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Bioethics leader calls for bold approach to fighting obesity |
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From dark hearts comes the kindness of mankind (Evolution) |
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Lower drinking ages can have an impact on later drinking
patterns |
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Binge drinking can dramatically amplify damage to the liver |
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Reviewing alcohol's effects on normal sleep |
199 |
The ability to 'hold one's liquor' indicates risk of
developing alcohol problems |
200 |
Will proposed DSM-5 changes to assessment of alcohol problems
do any better? |
201 |
Alcohol use from adolescence to adulthood follows different,
complex pathways |
202 |
A brain protein called vimentin can indicate damage to the
hippocampus following binge drinking |
203 |
Hospital readmission for older patients often for different
illness |
204 |
Readmissions frequent in month after hospital discharge |
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Emergency room redux for many patients after hospitalization |
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In the Land of the Free, Interdependence Undermines Americans'
Motivation to Act |
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Gay African-American Youth Face Unique Challenges Coming Out
to Families |
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Stem Cell Research Helps to Identify Origins of Schizophrenia |
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NYUCN's Drs. Shedlin and Anastasi publish in the Journal of
the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care |
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Neon lights up exploding stars |
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Light from the darkness |
212 |
A hidden treasure in the Large Magellanic Cloud |
213 |
NASA's IRIS Spacecraft Is Fully Integrated |
214 |
Learning the alphabet of gene control |
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Researchers Create Method for More Sensitive Electrochemical
Sensors |
216 |
The new age of proteomics: An integrative vision of the
cellular world |
217 |
U Alberta researchers move Barkhausen Effect forward |
218 |
UGA researchers invent new material for warm-white LEDs |
219 |
Charting new routes for women at work: Looking to the home and
classroom |
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Penn Physicists Help Show Math Behind Growth of 'Coffee Rings' |
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New technology shows diabetes |
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Disease outbreaks trackable with Twitter, study says |
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