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Epigenomic changes play an important role during the
progression of melanoma |
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Inbreeding in mountain gorillas may contribute to save the
species |
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Road salt guidelines need review to protect food chain in
lakes: York U study |
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Quantum physics--hot and cold at the same time |
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The most powerful learning 'tool' |
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Nintedanib in lung cancer: Added benefit depends on disease
severity |
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York scientists lead study on new treatment for prostate
cancer |
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Delicate magnolia scent activates human pheromone receptor |
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Unravelling relativistic effects in the heaviest actinide
element |
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UCLA researchers deliver large particles into cells at high
speed |
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A mother's genes can influence the bacteria in her baby's gut |
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U-M researchers track the toxicity of Lake Erie cyanobacterial
blooms |
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UTSW researchers lead collaborative charge to uncover genetic
diversity of pancreatic cancer |
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A grateful heart is a healthier heart |
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New Ebola study points to potential drug target |
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Too many obstetrics beds in NYC hospitals: Cost to city is
$26.4 million per year |
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Gene loss creates eating disorder-related behaviors in mice |
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The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology: Being underweight in
middle age associated with increased dementia risk |
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Greatest mass extinction driven by acidic oceans, study finds |
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Study revises theory of how PTEN, a critical tumor suppressor,
shuts off growth signals |
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Ocean myth busted: 'Toddler' sea turtles are very active
swimmers |
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Axillary lymph node evaluation performed frequently in ductal
carcinoma in situ |
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Facial plastic surgery improves perception of femininity,
personality, attractiveness |
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Researchers find new approach to treat drug-resistant
HER2-positive breast cancer |
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Increased levels of radon in Pennsylvania homes correspond to
onset of fracking |
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Mountain gorillas enter the genomic age |
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Spending cuts in India will hurt already inadequate health
services |
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Serious life events in childhood can triple risk of developing
type 1 diabetes |
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Can facial plastic surgery make you more likeable? |
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Touch-sensing neurons are multitaskers |
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A downward trend for new cases of pediatric melanoma |
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How the brain balances risk-taking and learning |
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Brain imaging explains reason for good and poor language
outcomes in ASD toddlers |
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Stem cell disease model clarifies bone cancer trigger |
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New high-throughput screening method may uncover novel
treatments for kidney disease |
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Mutation causes mice to behave as if they have an eating
disorder |
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Exceptionally preserved fossil gives voice to ancient terror
bird |
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Hormones that guide root growth rates revealed |
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Brain activity in infants predicts language outcomes in autism
spectrum disorder |
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A call to action for 2 cancer research fronts to join forces |
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In the sea, a deadly form of leukemia is catching |
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USC researcher plucks hair to grow hair |
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New evidence for combat and cannibalism in tyrannosaurs |
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Accelerating universe? Not so fast |
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Can humans get norovirus from their dogs? |
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MS researchers at Kessler Foundation study processing speed
impact on cognitive training |
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What happens underground when a missile or meteor hits |
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New guidance on contact precautions for hospital visitors |
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A new beginning for baby mosasaurs |
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Psychological testing in the service of disability
determination |
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What life was like for newborn giant sea lizards during the
age of the dinosaur |
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New clinical platform may accelerate discovery of diagnostic
and therapeutic agents |
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New material could boost batteries' power, help power plants |
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Researchers create tool to predict avian flu outbreaks |
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Basis established for nitric oxide joining oxygen and carbon
dioxide in respiratory cycle |
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Enzalutamide: Indication of major added benefit for over
75-year-olds |
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MIPT researchers grow cardiac tissue on 'spider silk'
substrate |
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How many gold atoms make gold metal? |
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Scientists a step closer to developing renewable propane |
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Mapping energy metabolism of growing nerve cells to better
understand neuronal disorders |
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Dodo bird verdict given new life by psychosis therapy study |
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Plant cell structure discovery could lead to improved
renewable materials |
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Enzyme in cosmetic products can act as allergen via the skin |
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Platform adoption in network markets |
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Eating out = high blood pressure? |
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Electrical control of quantum bits in silicon paves the way to
large quantum computers |
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ACA provision for young adults leaves racial disparities
intact among trauma patients |
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Research could usher in next generation of batteries, fuel
cells |
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Graphene looking promising for future spintronic devices |
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Cosmic debris: Study looks inside the universe's most powerful
explosions |
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Kindergartners who shared iPads in class scored higher on
achievement tests |
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Telomeres and cancer mortality: The long and the short of it |
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Researchers test smartphones for earthquake warning |
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Neurophotonics celebrates advances, pioneering research in
voltage-sensitive dye imaging |
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The cost and quality of cancer care in Health Affairs' April
issue |
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A new tool for understanding ALS: Patients' brain cells |
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Personalized computer feedback can mitigate problem gambling
behaviors |
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Mechanism outlined by which inadequate vitamin E can cause
brain damage |
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Violent methane storms on Titan may solve dune direction
mystery |
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Dark Energy Survey creates detailed guide to spotting dark
matter |
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Gold by special delivery intensifies cancer-killing radiation |
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Cellular signals for pain fine tune neurons' sensitivity to
opiods |
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Chimpanzees show ability to plan route in computer mazes,
research finds |
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More salt doesn't mean better performance for endurance
athletes |
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Moffitt develops new method to characterize the structure of a
protein that promotes tumor growth |
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On the road to spin-orbitronics |
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Study finds emergency departments may help address opioid
overdose, education |
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Why we have chins |
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Improving work conditions increases parents' time with their
children |
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Engineers elucidate why skin is resistant to tearing |
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Two Cell Press journals review relationship between immune
system and cancer |
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Passenger-focused air conditioning |
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The placebome: Where genetics and the placebo effect meet |
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Report says schools still shortchanging gifted kids |
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Study of African birds reveals hotbed of malaria parasite
diversity |
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Coexisting in a sea of competition |
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New study reveals link between arrival of grandchildren and
early retirement of women |
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Network 'hubs' in the brain attract information, much like
airport system |
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CNIO experts identify an oncogene regulated by nutrients |
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How a bacterial cell recognizes its own DNA |
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Mayo profile identifies patients most at risk of developing
pancreatic cancer |
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Study challenges view that sight-based brain sensory network
organization is impaired with blindness |
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X-ray ptychography, fluorescence microscopy combo sheds new
light on trace elements |
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Regenstrief Institute puts clinicians in charge of
computer-based decision support |
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Babies exposed to narcotic pain relievers more likely to
experience withdrawal |
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Wasp identification made easy |
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Penn Medicine pain management study reveals patient confusion
about opioid addiction |
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VTT printed a morphine test on paper |
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Mental rehearsal helps ER clinicians best prepare for trauma
patients |
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New light for old master paintings |
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