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Using walls to navigate the room |
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Kids with arthritis in less affluent families report longer
period of morning stiffness |
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Why consumers think pretty food is healthier |
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Scientists snap molecular building blocks of brain computing |
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Tough, strong and heat-endure: Bioinspired material to oust
plastics |
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Novel therapy approach for hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia |
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Peering under the "hood" of SARS-CoV-2 |
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Investigators discover unique immune cells in patients with
checkpoint inhibitor-induced arthritis |
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Improving the diagnosis of chronic nonbacterial osteomyelitis |
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Call for a National COVID-19 Resilience Programme to keep
older people healthy and resilient |
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NYUAD study finds stellar flares can lead to the diminishment
of a planet's habitability |
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Machine learning advances materials for separations,
adsorption, and catalysis |
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Creating 3D virtual personas of all-solid-state batteries,
building a better tomorrow |
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New study uses satellites and field studies to improve coral
reef restoration |
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Uncovering novel genomes from earth's microbiomes |
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Blue whirl flame structure revealed with supercomputers |
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5 mistakes people make when sharing COVID-19 data
visualizations on Twitter |
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Large, delayed outbreaks of endemic diseases possible
following COVID-19 controls |
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Researchers identify new Rickettsia species in dogs |
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Why do bats fly into walls? |
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All weight loss isn't equal for reducing heart failure risk |
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New insight into a placental gene pathway and its association
with vitamin D |
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Clemson researchers decode thermal conductivity with light |
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COVID Misinformation a Roadblock to Curbing Pandemic |
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Cleveland Clinic researchers identify melatonin as possible
COVID-19 treatment |
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Study finds patients prefer doctors who share their same
race/ethnicity |
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Putting stock into Twitter: Social media can influence
returns, WVU finance professor says |
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New black hole merger simulations could help power next-gen
gravitational wave detectors |
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Don't be fooled by pretty food, USC research warns |
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NYUAD researchers develop protocol for a more accurate
COVID-19 testing technique |
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Study finds surprising diversity in early child care |
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Study suggests greater social support linked to lower diabetes
distress |
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New discovery may change how dexamethasone is prescribed for
some COVID-19 patients |
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Implantable sensor could measure bodily functions--and then
safely biodegrade |
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Rapid test shows 'solid performance' for diagnosing infection
around joint implants |
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Study confirms spit testing may help doctors diagnose
concussions |
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Young survivors of acute myeloid leukemia have long-term
complications from treatment |
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Maunakea telescopes confirm first brown dwarf discovered by
radio observations |
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Genetic disposition protects immune system from aging |
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You drive like a girl: Study shows gender bias in perceptions
of ride-sharing performance |
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Global analysis of forest management shows local communities
often lose out |
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The ecology of crop pests |
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Home-visiting program shows promise of reducing risk of
obesity among Native American children |
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Clinicians who prescribe unnecessary antibiotics fuel future
antibiotic use |
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RUDN University biologist found sex differences in
inflammatory reactions in rat pups |
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A randomized clinical trial of Greek High Phenolic Early
Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil in mild cognitive impairment: the MICOIL pilot study |
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New study defines life cycle of a destructive plant pathogen
142 years after its discovery |
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Study finds evidence of neurobiological mechanism for
hallucinations and delusions |
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Trees set sixth-graders up for success |
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For young athletes, inadequate sleep leads to decreased
performance |
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$1 million to support manufacturing of COVID-19 treatments,
vaccines at uOttawa, Ottawa Hospital |
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Study: Remote learning adds pressure for teachers who work
second shift as mothers |
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Princeton researchers find key to piercing harmful bacteria's
armor |
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Yin and Yang: Two signaling molecules control growth and
behavior in bacteria |
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Researchers isolate and decode brain signal patterns for
specific behaviors |
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Researchers discover bacterial DNA's recipe for success |
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New 'genomic' method reveals atomic arrangements of battery
material |
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Environmental factors affect the distribution of Iberian
spiders |
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Low risk of cancer spread on active surveillance for early
prostate cancer |
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Researchers examine if online physician reviews indicate
clinical outcomes |
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Infection by parasites disturbs flight behaviour in shoals of
fish |
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Soldiers benefit from psychological health research |
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Liver scarring relatively common among middle-aged adults |
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Irish and UK research helps to unravel secrets behind Game of
Thrones |
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Distinct slab interfaces found within mantle transition zone |
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Attending an HBCU may protect Black students from later health
problems |
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A biomimetic membrane for desalinating seawater on an
industrial scale |
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Half a billion years old microfossils may yield new knowledge
of animal origins |
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Electrified magnets: researchers uncover a new way to handle
data |
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Nut consumption causes changes in sperm DNA function |
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Cutting emissions makes North Atlantic focus of ocean heat
uptake under global warming |
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RUDN University soil scientist: Deforestation affects the
bacterial composition of the soil |
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One third of UK fruit and vegetables are imported from
climate-vulnerable countries |
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Loneliness a leading cause of depression in older adults |
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Water predictions: Telling when a nanolithography mold will
break through droplets |
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How ancient dust from the sea floor helps to explain climate
history |
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For asymbiotic growth of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, feed
them fatty acids |
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COVID-19 triggers OCD in children and young people |
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Asthmatics working in dusty environments risk a trip to the
hospital |
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Researchers present wild theory: Water may be naturally
occurring on all rocky planets |
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A more resistant material against microorganisms is created to
restore cultural heritage |
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Recommendations for fair and regulated access to a COVID-19
vaccine |
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Social distancing is increasing loneliness in older adults |
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The use of videos in education could improve student pass
rates |
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Plant inspired: Printing self-folding paper structures for
future mechatronics |
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A new model found to predict earthquake propagation speed |
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New method developed by Lithuanian scientists can reach 90%
accuracy in detecting melanoma |
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Nothing but the truth in the fight against cancer |
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Oil-eating worms provide valuable assistance in soil
remediation |
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Coating plastics by porous nanofilm |
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Keep the data coming |
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Hollow porphyrinic nanospheres |
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The natural artistry of disease: a wintry landscape in the eye |
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Unhealthy dietary habits are associated with the risk of
proteinuria onset |
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New 'robotic snake' device grips, picks up objects |
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Significant psychological toll from New Zealand COVID-19
lockdown |
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Study compares racial disparities in unilateral versus
bilateral knee replacement |
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HSS presents innovative research at 2020 ACR Annual Meeting |
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New research supports clinical utility of CTC count for
metastatic breast cancer |
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Penn Medicine researchers find link between food insecurity
and cardiovascular death risk |
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Bringing drugs to the brain with nanoparticles to treat
neurodegenerative diseases |
102 |
New tool detects unsafe security practices in Android apps |
103 |
WFIRM scientists create hybrid tissue construct for cartilage
regeneration |
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Severe COVID-19 infection rare in newborns |
105 |
Prescriptions of antipsychotic medications in young children
is declining |
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More economic worries mean less caution about COVID-19 |
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A novel finding on Kabuki syndrome, a rare genetic disease |
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Could SARS-CoV-2 evolve resistance to COVID-19 vaccines? |
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A better understanding of coral skeleton growth suggests ways
to restore reefs |
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Female mongooses start battles for chance to mate |
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