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Cuttlefish do not bluff in battle |
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Confronted with sepsis, key immune mechanism breaks, Indiana
University scientists find |
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Websites with history can be just as conversational as
chatting with a person |
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INRS professor's team unveils new Leishmania virulence
strategies |
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Physicist offers leading theory about mysterious Large Hadron
Collider excess |
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Severity of kyphosis and decline in lung function: The
Framingham study |
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PR officials should utilize Twitter, social media during
crises to gauge public response |
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First clinical guidelines in Canada for pain following spinal
cord injury |
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Protein ZMYND8 tied to suppression of prostate cancer tumor
metastasis |
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Sampling method used for new breast cancer tests may lead to
underestimation of risk |
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Two proteins safeguard skin stem cells |
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'Pain paradox' discovery provides route to new pain control
drugs |
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Tooth wear sheds light on the feeding habits of ancient
elephant relatives |
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Russian scientists discover how certain proteins may help
fight chlamydia |
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Beating the heat a challenge at the nanoscale |
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Prostate cancer breakthrough could lead to new diagnostic
tests and treatments |
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Photopharmacology and optogenetics: Lighting the way for
second messengers |
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Discovery of a novel gene for hereditary colon cancer |
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Discovery of biomarkers for the prognosis of chronic kidney
disease |
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New rare species of whale identified |
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Introduction of screening could significantly reduce lung
cancer deaths |
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Unlocking the languages of autistic children in families |
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Scientists call for increased federal investment in
sustainable agriculture |
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Recovery of dopamine function emerges with recovery from
smoking |
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Early detection of leukemia patients' resistance to therapy |
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Original cell type does not affect iPS cell differentiation to
blood |
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Research reveals restorative justice reduces recidivism |
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Keep a lid on it: Utah State University geologists probe
geological carbon storage |
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The intravenous swim team |
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Pneumonia discovery may offer way to boost body's defenses |
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Open-source drug discovery a success |
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Cancer on a Paleo-diet? Ask someone who lived 1.7 million
years ago |
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The Lancet Psychiatry: Locked door policy in mental health
hospitals is no better than open doors at preventing patient suicide or unauthorized absence, says study |
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Two Oxford research discoveries offer hope for managing
ovarian cancer |
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Monsoon intensity enhanced by heat captured by desert dust |
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Researchers discover gene variant associated with esophageal
cancer |
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Conception timed with periods of low mosquito activity could
reduce Zika virus infection |
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A step closer to understanding the 'switch' that triggers
flowering in plants |
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The impact of private sector contracts on NHS provision and
treatment inequalities |
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Smartphone exercises for a better mood |
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Longer survival likely to be reason for increased numbers with
diabetes, rather than increased incidence |
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Use of Internet in medical research may hinder recruitment of
minorities, poor |
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New genetic syndrome tied to defects in protein transport |
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Even mild vision impairment has influence on quality of life |
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Do patients use online communications following a new breast
cancer diagnosis? |
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Social media linked to more satisfaction with breast cancer
treatment decisions |
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Novel drug therapy kills pancreatic cancer cells by reducing
levels of antioxidants |
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CO2 can be stored underground for 10 times the length needed
to avoid climatic impact |
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Indian pedestrian, motorcycle deaths likely much higher than
government data suggest |
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Likely to be many more pedestrian and motorcycle deaths in
India than officially stated |
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Blood pressure hormone promotes obesity |
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Valley fever diagnosis often missed |
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Allaying fears |
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Largest ever study reveals globally protected areas benefit
broad range of species |
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Scientists warn about health of English bulldog |
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Conservation scientists help fish catch a break in Pohnpei |
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Songbirds' epic migrations connected to a small cluster of
genes |
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Rapid evolution helps plants disperse in disrupted
environments |
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No dream: Electric brain stimulation during sleep can boost
memory |
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Twisted optics: Seeing light from a new angle |
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Tomatoes resist a parasitic vine by detecting its peptide |
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Stanford study identifies brain areas altered during hypnotic
trances |
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In France, hiring biases slightly favor women in
male-dominated STEM fields |
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New research adds evidence on potential treatments targeting
amyloid beta in Alzheimer's |
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Apollo astronauts experiencing higher rates of
cardiovascular-related deaths |
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Study finds couples' division of paid and unpaid labor linked
to risk of divorce |
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New material could advance superconductivity |
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ACMG releases updated position statement on noninvasive
prenatal screening for detection of fetal aneuploidy |
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Breakthrough solar cell captures CO2 and sunlight, produces
burnable fuel |
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Urinary markers may indicate kidney injury in preterm infants |
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With too little to eat, 'massive number' of reef sharks depend
on delivery |
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Effects of past tropical deforestation will be felt for years
to come |
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Butterflies use differences in leaf shape to distinguish
between plants |
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Toward an effective TB vaccine: Analysis of the immune
response to a promising candidate |
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Newborns with borderline thyroid function at higher risk of
poor neurodevelopmental outcomes |
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Highly sensitive and effective tool measures how your cells
grow and divide |
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Zika virus challenges for neuropsychiatry recently published
by Dove Medical Press |
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When the going gets tough, the tough get growing |
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Selfie righteous: New tool corrects angles and distances in
portraits |
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Street Norco looks like the real thing but really, really
isn't |
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Los Angeles mountain lions hunt closer to human settlements
than expected |
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Carbon-financed cookstove fails to deliver hoped-for benefits
in the field |
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Study suggests new drug candidate could treat both type 2
diabetes and bone loss |
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Forests, species on 4 continents threatened by palm oil
expansion |
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International efforts needed to save world's largest mammals,
scientists say |
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Avoiding stumbles, from spacewalks to sidewalks |
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Indicators of Parkinson's disease risk found in unexpected
places |
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New model may help solve the mystery of how lithium stabilizes
moods |
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Videos reveal birds, bats and bugs near Ivanpah solar project
power towers |
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Diabetes prevention programs beneficial in improving
cardio-metabolic profiles |
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Survey of 31 years of video games shows a decline in
sexualized female characters |
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Randomized penumbra 3-D trial of next generation stent
retriever meets primary endpoints |
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Cod and climate |
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Gene therapy for metabolic liver diseases shows promise in
pigs |
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How sole-source LEDs impact growth of Brassica microgreens |
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International Tree Nut Council study finds link between nut
intake and inflammatory biomarkers |
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The brain's super-sensitivity to curbs |
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The preventive destruction |
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White dwarf lashes red dwarf with mystery ray |
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Even thinking about marriage gets young people to straighten
up |
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Scientists change properties of zeolites to improve
hemodialysis |
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Photos capture challenges for teens with autism, show animals
as resource |
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Randomized penumbra 3-D trial of next generation stent
retriever meets primary endpoints |
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Transformations to granular zircon revealed: Meteor Crater,
Arizona |
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Water resilience that flows |
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Maintaining a healthy heart through bile acids |
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Updated testing guidelines make more women eligible for
herceptin, yet benefit uncertain |
108 |
SLU research finds link between carbohydrate consumption and
adropin |
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The August 2016 issue of Lithosphere is now online |
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Princeton-UCLA study finds gray wolves should remain protected |
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