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A putative mechanism that switches brain pathology from
anxiety to depression discovered |
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Potential new tool for frost screening in crops |
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COVID-19: Social dilemmas about protective measures |
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New research on cataract surgery in order to improve health
care |
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Hidden DNA fragment the 'trigger switch' for male development |
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Tweaks to land-based conservation efforts would pay huge
freshwater ecosystem dividends |
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Coastal flooding will disproportionately impact 31 million
people globally |
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Babies' random choices become their preferences |
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Genetic tracing 'barcode' is rapidly revealing COVID-19's
journey and evolution |
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Enhancing blood sugar control boosts brain health for people
with type 2 diabetes |
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Physicists build circuit that generates clean, limitless power
from graphene |
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Vaccine ingredients could be hiding in small molecule
libraries |
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New nanotechology design provides hope for personalized
vaccination for treating cancer |
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New tool shows main highways of disease development |
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Laundry lint can cause significant tissue damage within marine
mussels |
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Woodpeckers' drumming: Conserved meaning despite different
structure over the years |
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Lab grown tumour models could lead to improved ovarian cancer
treatments |
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Liquid biopsy faster than tissue biopsy, improves time to
treat |
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Liquid biopsies timely and effective testing method for NSCLC
patients in Canada |
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Cancer immunotherapy 'uniquely suppressed' by liver tumors |
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Face masks unlikely to cause over-exposure to CO2, even in
patients with lung disease |
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Study highlights shortcomings in telemedicine despite large
increases in remote consults during COVID-19 pandemic |
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The mode of detection of high-risk breast cancers is linked to
patient prognosis |
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Biomedical sciences researchers find new way to prevent and
cure rotavirus, other viral infections |
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A social-belonging intervention improves STEM outcomes for ESL
students |
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Transportation barriers to care may increase likelihood of
emergency surgical intervention |
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Pregnant women have better outcomes after immediate surgery
for complicated appendicitis |
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Program to improve outcomes for geriatric surgery patients
shows promise |
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STOP THE BLEED training has saved lives from Sierra Leone to
Connecticut |
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Virtual follow-up care is more convenient and just as
beneficial to surgical patients |
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New artificial intelligence models show potential for
predicting outcomes |
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Study shows need for balance in post-surgery opioid
prescribing guidelines |
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All members of military surgical teams can benefit from
military-civilian partnerships |
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Hospitals serving minority patients follow breast cancer
recommendations at similar rate |
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Surgery for benign breast disease does not impair future
breastfeeding capability |
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Female Spanish-only speakers get screening mammograms less
often than other women |
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Treating DCIS with surgery and radiotherapy lowers cancer risk
but benefits drop over time |
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Black children more than twice as likely to die after surgical
complications |
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Significant decline in prescription opioid abuse seen among
Americans at last |
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COVID-19 testing of children before anesthesia saves PPE |
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National Trust suffers 'worst year' for ash dieback |
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Some landscapes show resistance to ash dieback |
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Ash dieback: NI's native ash trees face fatal disease |
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Climate: The week Boris Johnson turned green, or did he? |
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Covid-19: Funding crisis threatens zoos' vital conservation
work |
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Extinction crisis: World leaders say it is time to act |
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Biodiversity: Why the nature crisis matters, in five graphics |
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Covid: Vaccine will 'not return life to normal in spring' |
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Plastic straw ban in England comes into force |
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Two-fifths of plants at risk of extinction, says report |
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Sir David Attenborough warns world leaders over extinction
crisis |
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Nuclear power: Are we too anxious about the risks of
radiation? |
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Plug-in hybrids are a 'wolf in sheep's clothing' |
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Is there life floating in the clouds of Venus? |
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NASA outlines plan for first woman on Moon by 2024 |
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M87*: History-making supermassive black hole seen to do a
shimmy |
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Vera Rubin: Super telescope's giant camera spies broccoli |
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Moon booster rocket fired up in critical test |
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What wobbling rocks can tell us about nuclear safety |
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Has the world started to take climate change fight seriously? |
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Mossmorran: Environmental officers probe chemical plant
flaring |
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Abergwyngregyn homes hit by floods for second time |
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Norwich Cathedral peregrine preserved after death 'for
education' |
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Prince Louis joins George and Charlotte to quiz Sir David
Attenborough |
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Whitehaven coal mine approved for third time |
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Welsh Water 'playing with nature' lowering Llyn Anafon water
level |
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Fingringhoe Wick thriving five years after sea wall breach |
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Green Party: Lockdown was 'a glimpse of something new,' says
co-leaders |
69 |
NASA Wallops launch: Astronauts to test new $23 million toilet
at space station |
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Rescuers' efforts to herd whales from Gare Loch 'unsuccessful' |
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Endangered flapper skate hatches at Oban aquarium |
72 |
Whitehead residents to be paid for returning single-use
plastics |
73 |
The British town with a third 'nationality' |
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US election 2020: 'Why I bought a voting machine on eBay' |
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Designer makes 77,000 pounds from iPhone icons in a week |
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Disappearing Covid-19 app alerts cause alarm |
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Airbnb blocks US Halloween bookings over party fears |
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Nintendo wins 1.5 million pounds in Switch hacking case |
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Huawei 'failed to improve UK security standards' |
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US Senate subpoenas heads of Google, Facebook and Twitter |
81 |
Amazon Ring: Phantom smart doorbell chimes alarm owners |
82 |
Blackbaud: Bank details and passwords at risk in giant
charities hack |
83 |
E-scooters should be legalised says Transport Committee |
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Google Pixel phone 'designed for economic downturn' |
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Should you be buying a second-hand smartphone? |
86 |
US 2020 election: Social media's nightmare scenario |
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Coronavirus doctor's diary: Trying out tech that may help make
worship Covid-secure |
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NHS Covid-19 app: 12m downloads--and lots of questions |
89 |
'I monitor my staff with software that takes screenshots' |
90 |
Trump did not call Covid-19 a 'hoax'--and other false claims |
91 |
Chinese vlogger dies after 'set on fire by ex during live
stream' |
92 |
US election 2020: Twitter removes Iranian accounts disrupting
debate |
93 |
What is the cost of 'cancel culture'? |
94 |
Coronavirus: How does Covid-19 test-and-trace work? |
95 |
Blackbaud: Bank details and passwords at risk in giant
charities hack |
96 |
US election 2020: Facebook bans more political ads |
97 |
Red Funnel ferry firm's IT system hit by 'malicious attack' |
98 |
Europe helps Vodafone grow for first time since 2008 |
99 |
Covid: Northumbria University confirms 770 cases among
students |
100 |
He's stuck in a room with Covid miles from home, says
student's dad |
101 |
Students should be allowed home now to learn online, says NUS |
102 |
Nottingham students unhappy with conditions in 'prison' halls |
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Will next summer's exams be cancelled? |
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Covid: Plea to end remote teaching 'postcode lottery' |
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Emergency powers adopted to require schools to teach online |
106 |
Cambridge University to cut fossil fuel investments by 2030 |
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One-in-20 pupils at home with lockdown-related issues |
108 |
Schools in poorer areas lack catch-up cash |
109 |
Quadrupling in schools sending pupils home in Covid cases |
110 |
Coronavirus: 'Booking a test is like getting Harry Potter
tickets' |
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