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Low-cost 'cancer probe' could spot deadly melanoma early |
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Women of childbearing age have staggeringly low rates of lipid
screening |
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Better regulation of the immune system may minimize
preeclampsia symptoms |
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CAMH study reveals a new target for developing treatments for
depression |
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Hypertension-related changes may occur earlier in young women
with family history |
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Surprise billing debate continues to transfix state and
federal policy makers |
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Light from an exotic crystal semiconductor could lead to
better solar cells |
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Diabetes' sworn enemy could ultimately be a valuable ally |
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Ion experiment aces quantum scrambling test |
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Engineers develop inexpensive, smart stop sign to improve
driver safety |
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Researchers outline goals for collecting and studying samples
from Mars |
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Study reveals disparities in osteoporosis treatment by sex and
race/ethnicity |
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Resistance training may help prevent type 2 diabetes |
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Social anxiety disorder may increase risk of alcoholism |
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Does cognitive function affect oral health during aging? |
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Timing of Medicare loss may affect long-term success of kidney
transplantation |
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Knee pain not linked with activity levels in adults with knee
osteoarthritis |
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Many patients with atopic dermatitis experience symptoms of
anxiety and depression |
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Statins linked to higher diabetes risk |
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Impact of urbanization on wild bees underestimated |
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MBL scientists identify gene partnerships that promote spinal
cord regeneration |
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Eating the flu |
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Professor Mary Schooling analyzes the relationship between
testosterone and serious heart conditions |
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Improved regulation needed as pesticides found to affect genes
in bees |
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Two-thirds of pregnant women under 25 in London have a mental
health problem |
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NYU Abu Dhabi study finds grasping motions led by visuo-haptic
signals are most effective |
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High-intensity interval training helps trim belly fat in
cardiac rehab |
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Opioid use associated with dramatic rise in dangerous heart
infection |
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CT scans offer clues to preventing heart problems after cancer
treatment |
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Remote blood pressure monitoring via smartphone app shows
promise |
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NFL players show heart abnormalities decades after retiring
from football |
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Want a healthy heart? Turn off the TV and eat a good breakfast |
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Higher fitness level can determine longer lifespan after age
70 |
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Low-carb diet tied to common heart rhythm disorder |
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App uses smartphone camera, flashlight to detect diabetes |
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The Lancet Global Health: Restrictive migration policies
contribute to poor migrant health in high-income countries |
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New hepatitis C cases down by almost 70 percent in
HIV-positive men in London |
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Simple, cheap C-peptide helps patients get the right diabetes
diagnosis and treatment |
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Chances for life expand when passing stars push binaries
together |
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Dinosaurs were thriving before asteroid strike that wiped them
out |
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Higher rates of mass shootings in US states with more relaxed
gun control laws |
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High testosterone levels could play a role in serious heart
conditions |
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Long-term use of hormone therapy linked to increased
Alzheimer's risk |
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Bone fractures increasing as seniors walk dogs to stay active |
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Mass. General-led study provides new insights into the role of
aging in heart failure |
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Small molecule inhibitors show treatment potential for
EBV-associated cancers |
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Potential new therapy for Crohn's, colitis identified |
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As sea level rises, wetlands crank up their carbon storage |
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Can entangled qubits be used to probe black holes? |
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Houston, we're here to help the farmers |
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Cancer most frequently spreads to the liver; here's why |
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New insights into the geographical landscape of prehistoric
central Tibet |
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Vast record of past climate fluctuations now available thanks
to laser imaging of shells |
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Molecular connection between nutrient availability and
embryonic growth identified |
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More than just memories: a new role for the hippocampus during
learning |
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People track when talkers say 'uh' to predict what comes next |
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Old drugs bring new hope to a cancer that lacks precision
therapy |
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UTSW researchers determine structures of elusive innate
immunity protein |
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Fish diversity linked to Caribbean coral reef health |
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Longer shifts do not create chronic sleep loss in first-year
doctors or reduce safety for patients |
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Migrating snowline plays outsized role in setting pace of
Greenland ice melt |
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Reducing B cells with CAR T cells is effective treatment of
experimental lupus |
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Healthier dairy products with bacterial films and nanofiber
membranes |
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Bedtime protein for bigger gains? Here's the scoop |
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Over half of ED visits for nonmedical prescription drug use
are patients under 35 |
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Culturally sensitive conservation approaches needed to protect
Ethiopian church forests |
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Hundreds of children and llamas sacrificed in a ritual event
in 15th century Peru |
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Improving physical fitness strongly linked to lower
absenteeism for New York City middle schoolers |
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Adding high-quality plant-based foods to diet decreases risk
of deaths from heart disease |
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Good news! Europe's electric grid will still work even as the
world crumbles |
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High number of depression symptoms linked to increased risk of
stroke |
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Youngest palm fossil brings new insight to topography of Tibet |
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The science of knitting, unpicked |
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Improving solar cell efficiency with a bucket of water |
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New surprises from Jupiter and Saturn |
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The evolution of grain yield |
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Success of university programs to promote rural healthcare in
Japan |
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Mount Sinai researchers lead trial showing aspiration is
equally effective as, and significantly cheaper than, traditional stent retriever approach for clot removal |
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Thyroid hormone helped our ancestors survive but left us
susceptible |
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How the global gag rule stifles free speech |
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Coral reef parks protecting only 40 percent of fish biomass
potential |
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'Specialized' microbes within plant species promote diversity |
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Measurements yielded precise atomic masses for nuclear
reactions in the stars |
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In developing nations, national parks could save endangered
species |
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Researchers report high rate of viral suppression among people
new to HIV care |
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The power of one country to influence treaty ratification |
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Germ-fighting catheter coating may help prevent infections |
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'Goldilocks' stars may be 'just right' for finding habitable
worlds |
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Researchers find high blood pressure link |
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory catches lunar freeze frame |
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Does awe lead to greater interest in science? |
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Pediatric onset multiple sclerosis study examines baffling,
often-overlooked disease |
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Purdue researchers develop innovative, more cost-effective
method to make drugs |
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Breakthrough could enable cheaper infrared cameras |
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Opioid misuse sending more older adults to emergency
departments, study finds |
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New graphene-based device is first step toward ultrasensitive
biosensors |
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SHANK3: the good, the bad and the hopeful |
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Gay and lesbian spaces in the city becoming more diverse, not
going away |
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Study finds nonprofit partnerships can help solve bureaucratic
tangles |
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Study: Democracy fosters economic growth |
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When coral reefs change, researchers and local communities may
not see eye to eye |
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How antifreeze proteins make ice crystals grow |
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Stressing and straining: Geochemists answer fundamental
question of mineral reactions |
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'Meta-mirror' reflects sound waves in any direction |
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50 is the new 40 for safe childbirth, according to Ben-Gurion
U. researchers |
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Less-invasive procedure helps surgeons pinpoint epilepsy
surgical candidates |
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Using laser 'tweezers,' scientists grab and study tiny protein
droplets |
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Changes are needed in teaching medical residents how to
communicate patient handoffs |
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New research on the role of connectomics in brain development |
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What does the Milky Way weigh? Hubble and Gaia investigate |
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