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American Heart Association Scientific Sessions to feature
Brigham breakthroughs |
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Rise in antibiotics prescribed to dental patients in England
during COVID-19 lockdown |
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Cancer deaths resulted in more than 4 million potential years
of life lost in 2017 |
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How religion can hamper economic progress |
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Scientists discover secret to superbug's virulence in diabetic
infections |
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Researchers develop virus live stream to study virus infection |
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Dynamic risk management in cell populations |
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Hydroxychloroquine does not help patients hospitalized with
COVID-19: Study |
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Singapore scientists identify potential new biomarker to
better personalize cancer therapy |
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Black and Hispanic children in the US have more severe eczema
than white children |
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Some allergens that cause contact dermatitis are found in
masks that prevent COVID-19 |
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Food allergies take a greater emotional toll on Asian families |
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Show rates for asthma visits during COVID-19 increased thanks
to telemedicine |
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Nearly one in five parents of food-allergic children are
bullied |
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With or without allergies, outcomes similar for hospitalized
patients with COVID-19 |
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Shining a light on the role of the genome's 'dark matter' in
cancer development |
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Rivaroxaban may be as effective as warfarin for bioprosthetic
mitral valves, AF |
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Additional heart imaging valuable for women with unexplained
heart attacks |
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Ticagrelor was not superior to clopidogrel to reduce heart
attack risk during angioplasty |
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Go (over) easy on the eggs: 'Egg-cess' consumption linked to
diabetes |
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Cannabis strength soars over past half century--new study |
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STRENGTH trial finds new fish oil medication did not reduce
the risk of cardiac events |
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Omega-3s did not reduce cardiac events in recent heart attack
survivors |
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Side effects often attributed to statins were the same for
those taking a placebo |
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Sensors get a laser shape up |
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From the inside out--how the brain forms sensory memories |
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The right tune for blood |
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A novel monoclonal antibody therapy cuts LDL cholesterol by
half in a high-risk patient population |
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Identification of the SARS-CoV-2 virus features causing
COVID-19 using primate model |
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Patients taking statins experience similar side effects from
dummy pills |
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New phase of modeling the viscous coupling effects of
multiphase fluid flow |
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Taking charge to find the right balance for advanced
optoelectronic devices |
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Engineered C. glutamicum strain capable of producing
high-level glutaric acid from glucose |
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Spiny dogfish eat Atlantic cod: DNA may provide some answers |
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Mobility behavior may be the key to predicting, promoting
individual well-being |
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One step for fibrosis, one giant leap for scleroderma |
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Teeth grinding and facial pain increase due to coronavirus
stress and anxiety |
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Quantum tunneling pushes the limits of self-powered sensors |
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Trifarotene in moderate acne: No study data for the assessment
of the added benefit |
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US agricultural water use declining for most crops and
livestock production |
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SCORED and SOLOIST trials add to evidence for treating
diabetes with SGLT2 inhibitors |
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Henderson island fossils reveal new Polynesian sandpiper
species |
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A change of heart--new drug for HCM reduces heart mass |
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Exercised over nothing: Masks don't impair lung function
during physical activity |
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Changes to the brain's reward system may drive overeating in
mice |
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Discovery of protein's 'Achilles heel' paves way for novel
class of anti-HIV drugs |
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Making the best decision: Math shows diverse thinkers equal
better results |
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X-ray study explores potential of hepatitis C drugs to treat
COVID-19 |
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Boosted signal |
50 |
Biochar from agricultural waste products can adsorb
contaminants in wastewater |
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Preventing heart disease should be a priority for people with
Type 2 diabetes |
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Field research has changed, and so should ethical guidelines,
Brown professor says |
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Crossing international borders can be deadly for forced
migrants |
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Study shows geographic shift in U.S. social mobility |
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Solitary bees are born with a functional internal
clock--unlike honeybees |
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Low levels of choline in pregnant Black American women
associated with higher levels of stress |
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Analysis paves way for more sensitive quantum sensors |
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Dairy cows exposed to heavy metals worsen antibiotic-resistant
pathogen crisis |
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Chronic alcohol use reshapes the brain's immune landscape,
driving anxiety and addiction |
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Media, NGO framing of climate change affects how people think
about issue: studies |
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Cleveland Clinic led trial shows drug effective in 96% of
patients with recurrent pericarditis |
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Early life risk factors predict higher obesity and
cardiometabolic risk |
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Researchers quantify carbon changes in Sierra Nevada meadow
soils |
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Study pinpoints target for managing inflammation, promoting
tissue repair |
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Mediterranean diet helps reduce effects of stress in animal
model, study shows |
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New optical method paves way to breath test for cancer
biomarker |
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Bursts of exercise can lead to significant improvements in
indicators of metabolic health |
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Health care workers most at risk for COVID-19 |
69 |
Implementing carbon pricing during the pandemic could help
countries recover greener, smarter |
70 |
Patients at risk of atrial fibrillation may need additional
monitoring after heart surgery |
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New fiber optic sensors transmit data up to 100 times faster |
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Dreams of entrepreneurship during student years do not die
even after decades |
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Computer scientists launch counteroffensive against video game
cheaters |
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OHIO's Franz publishes study on strategies hospitals adopt to
address opioid epidemic |
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Cosmic flashes come in all different sizes |
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People in developing countries eat less bushmeat as they
migrate from rural to urban areas |
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Deafening insects mask true biodiversity assessed via acoustic
surveys in Japan |
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New technology allows more precise view of the smallest
nanoparticles |
79 |
Paleontologists uncover three new species of extinct walruses
in Orange County |
80 |
Peptide is a key mediator in the regulation of compulsive
alcohol drinking |
81 |
New technique isolates brain cells associated with Parkinson's
disease |
82 |
Key patient insights the missing link in understanding
COVID-19 and its mutations |
83 |
Surrey reveals simple method to produce high performing
Lithium Selenium batteries |
84 |
Obese people found to be at increased risk of COVID-19 |
85 |
Better than money? In-kind payments incentivize farmers to
conserve agrobiodiversity |
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Does the human brain resemble the Universe? |
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Understanding astrophysics with laser-accelerated protons |
88 |
A new diagnostic method predicts which cancer patients will
respond to immunotherapy |
89 |
Scientists reduce levels of molecules that kill neurons in
elderly mice with Alzheimer's |
90 |
Children misdiagnosed with "impairment of language
acquisition" |
91 |
Pesticides commonly used as flea treatments for pets are
contaminating English rivers |
92 |
Solar cells: Mapping the landscape of Caesium based inorganic
halide perovskites |
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No losses: Scientists stuff graphene with light |
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Liver condition identified in patients using urine samples:
new research |
95 |
Cellular powerplant recycles waste gases |
96 |
Parasite infection discovery could assist mental health
treatments |
97 |
Scientists discover new mechanism controlling brain size |
98 |
'Alarming' COVID-19 study shows 80% of respondents report
significant symptoms of depression |
99 |
Scientists discover a new mineral |
100 |
Scientific journal launches new series on the biology of
invasive plants |
101 |
Tiny cave snail with muffin-top waistline rolls out of the
dark in Laos |
102 |
Novel glass materials made from organic and inorganic
components |
103 |
New molecules derived from cannabidiol are designed with more
potent antioxidants |
104 |
New drug can improve fertility in women with reproductive
health problems |
105 |
New tool predicts geological movement and the flow of
groundwater in old coalfields |
106 |
Actively speaking two languages protects against cognitive
decline |
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Key source of memories |
108 |
Peel-off coating keeps desalination cleaner and greener |
109 |
A sweeping climate model of the Red Sea |
110 |
Good long-term effects of continuous glucose monitoring |
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