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New survey reveals toll COVID-19 is taking on mental health in
Wales |
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New source of lymphatic system leak discovered in children
with rare open heart surgery complication |
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Multiracial congregations in US have nearly tripled, Baylor
University study finds |
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Trump administration delists gray wolves: Response from the
experts |
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Not all patients with certain type of heart attack receive the
same care |
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Folding proteins feel the heat, and cold |
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From 84 days to 5 hours: Telemedicine reduces dermatology
consult time |
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Job interest not a big predictor of job satisfaction |
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Treatments for people with early COVID-19 infection is an
urgent research focus |
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Late-season Arctic research cruise reveals warm ocean
temperatures, active ecosystem |
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Balance dysfunction after traumatic brain injury linked to
diminished sensory acuity |
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Scientists discover possible genetic target for treating
endometriosis |
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Detecting Alzheimer's disease before symptoms arise |
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Tree rings may hold clues to impacts of distant supernovas on
Earth |
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Connecting two classes of unconventional superconductors |
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Review of plants' role in antibacterial activity clears new
paths for drug discovery |
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Dark matter from the depths of the universe |
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Researchers light-up mouse brain, revealing previously hidden
areas susceptible to opioids |
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How organ functions were shaped over the course of evolution |
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Analysis of seroprevalence in Kenya suggests virus exposure
more extensive than reported |
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Silicone surface mimics topology, wettability of a real human
tongue |
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Compounds block stress-enhanced nicotine intake in rats |
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Cloth face masks that can be disinfected by the sun |
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Turning heat into power with efficient organic thermoelectric
material |
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Modelling microswimmers for drug delivery |
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A survey on artificial intelligence in chest imaging of
COVID-19 |
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Conservatives and liberals motivated by different
psychological factors, new study shows |
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Climate-adapted plant breeding |
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New strategy to 'buffer' climate change: developing cheaper,
eco-friendly solar cells |
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Golden ticket: Researchers examine what consumers desire in
chocolate products |
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Born to be young? |
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Electrochemical oxygen evolution on Hf2B2Ir5 electrode
material |
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Governments can curb over-fertilisation |
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Cascade amplified upconversion luminescence facilitating
narrow band NIR photodetection |
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Use of some contraceptives may temporarily delay a woman's
fertility from resuming |
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Accuracy of rapid COVID test may be lower than previously
suggested |
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Evolution favours new diseases of 'intermediate' severity |
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Optoelectronic detectors capable of perceiving light intensity
and color |
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Graphene controls laser frequency combs in fiber |
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Chemical clues in leaves can reveal ash tree resistance to
deadly disease |
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New European consensus on management of osteoporosis in
advanced chronic kidney disease |
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Attosecond boost for electron microscopy |
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Observation of four-charm-quark structure |
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Interlayer ligand engineering of [beta]-Ni(OH)2 for oxygen
evolution reaction |
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Selective encapsulation of ultrafine Pd and Pt nanoparticles
within the shallow layers of MOF |
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New prognostic markers for colon cancer identified |
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The transformation of a pair: How electrons supertransport
current in 'bad metals' |
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Sixty-year old cohort study reveals adolescent value predicts
wellbeing in older age |
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AI speeds up development of new high-entropy alloys |
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A molecule from gut bacteria reduces effect of diabetes
medication |
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Intelligent surfaces signal better coverage |
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Identifying the microscopic mechanism of vibrational energy
harvesters |
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DNA repair supports brain cognitive development |
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Uracil switch in SARS-CoV-2 genome alters innate immune
responses |
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Sorting out viruses with machine learning |
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Engineering a way out of climate change: Genetically modified
organisms could be the key |
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The mental state of flow might protect against harmful effects
of quarantine |
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UTSA research team makes breakthrough discovery on brain
cortex functionality |
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Largest set of mammalian genomes reveals species at risk of
extinction |
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Former NFL players may not suffer more severe cognitive
impairment than others, study indicates |
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Study of nearly 2,000 Marine recruits reveals asymptomatic
SARS-CoV-2 transmission |
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Penn researchers develop approach to prevent toxicity tied to
neurological gene therapy |
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Targeted therapies developed to reduce lung fibrosis |
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Brigham researchers find evidence support relationship between
finasteride and suicidality |
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Vitamin C's effectiveness against COVID may hinge on vitamin's
natural transporter levels |
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These masked singers are bats |
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Employment insecurity linked to anxiety and depression among
young adults during COVID-19 |
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Could reduced lead exposure explain the downward trend in hip
fractures? |
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How molecular chaperones dissolve protein aggregates linked to
Parkinson's disease |
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EMS dispatches for asthma greatly reduced after expanded
access to health insurance |
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Vitamin D and Omega-3s bolster health in some active older
people |
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Sleep loss hijacks brain's activity during learning |
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Less screen time and more sleep critical for preventing
depression |
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240 mammals help us understand the human genome |
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National study reveals new insights into avoidable harm in
primary care |
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Learning pathways could guide children who miss best start to
improved literacy by age 11 |
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Robotic AI learns to be spontaneous |
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Genetic eraser: Newly developed technology precisely and
rapidly degrades targeted proteins |
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In flies, consuming high-sugar diet reduces sensitivity to
sweetness |
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Cassava may benefit from atmospheric change more than other
crops |
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University of Pittsburgh neuroscientists advance understanding
of pain from light touch |
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Ohio State study finds playing brain games before surgery
helps improve recovery |
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Real-time alerts associated with lower mortality |
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Power-free system harnesses evaporation to keep items cool |
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Sugar work: U-M study finds sugar remodels molecular memory in
fruit flies |
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Sociologists dispel the 'bad apple' excuse for racialized
policing |
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Routine testing for COVID-19 can make surgery safer--study |
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The lung microbiome may affect lung cancer pathogenesis and
prognosis |
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Team sport lowers blood pressure in postmenopausal women |
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Scientists can now scoop contents of individual cells from
their local environment |
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Dissecting colloidal glasses using laser as a lancet |
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Noise and light alter bird nesting habits and success |
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Tips for making nanographene |
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Climate change causes landfalling hurricanes to stay stronger
for longer |
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Diagnostic imaging may increase risk of testicular cancer |
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Calls to city 311 lines can predict opioid overdose hotspots |
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The hidden reason children born by C-section are more likely
to develop asthma |
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New genome alignment tool empowers large-scale studies of
vertebrate evolution |
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Animation reveals secrets of critical tumour protein |
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Scientists release genomes of birds representing nearly all
avian families |
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Wrinkle-faced male bats lower face masks to copulate |
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Camel-fur-inspired technology harnesses insulation and
evaporation to keep products cool |
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Building your professional brand in a prestigious job |
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Researchers discover a new way to produce hydrogen using
microwaves |
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Atmospheric rivers help create massive holes in Antarctic sea
ice |
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Science snapshots from Berkeley Lab |
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UCLA researchers create armored emulsions as tiny test tubes
for parallel reactions |
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Two engineers design and donate a technique to make N95 masks
reusable |
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An epidemic outbreak of MesoAmerican Nephropathy in Nicaragua
linked to nickel toxicity |
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How will COVID-19 affect our next generation? |
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