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Stereotypes and discrimination contribute to HIV-related
stigma among nursing staff |
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Can glucose-lowering drugs impact mortality in COVID-19
patients with type 2 diabetes? |
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Mobile smartphone technology is associated with better
clinical outcomes for OHCA |
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Novel adoptive cell transfer method shortens timeline for
T-cell manufacture |
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China's most important trees are hiding in plain sight |
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Asteroid's scars tell stories of its past |
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Coronavirus mutation may have made it more contagious |
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A new spin on atoms gives scientists a closer look at quantum
weirdness |
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Collective impact partnership models help close health care
workforce gap |
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New cause of inflammation in people with HIV identified |
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COVID-19 a "golden opportunity" for terror
organisations to intensify their propaganda |
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Washing hands and Halloween candy can mitigate COVID-19
contamination risks |
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Healthcare app reduces symptoms of COPD compared to regular
treatment |
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Wistar creates a new synthetic DNA vaccine against Powassan
virus |
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New drug candidate for the treatment of COVID-19 |
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Children with asymptomatic brain bleeds as newborns show
normal brain development at age 2 |
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Dynamic photonic barcodes record energy transfer at the
biointerface |
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Infection by confection: COVID-19 and the risk of
trick-or-treating |
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Future lake food webs in subarctic have more biomass and
contain more omega-3 fatty acids |
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Cancer patients, clinicians find value in electronic real-time
symptom |
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AI teachers must be effective and communicate well to be
accepted, new study finds |
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In a hurry to develop drugs? Here's your cHAT |
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Melding biology and physical sciences yields deeper
understanding of cancer |
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VUMC study finds faster, wider spread of COVID-19 in US
households |
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RUDN University chemist developed green method for malaria and
leprosy drug production |
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A malformation illustrates the incredible plasticity of the
brain |
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For Black LGBQ+ Americans, intersectional experiences can
hurt--or help, YSPH study finds |
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SARS-CoV-2 might attack red marrow and block new erythrocytes
formation |
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Microbes in the gut could be protective against hazardous
radiation exposure |
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Researchers devise new method to get the lead out |
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Galaxies in the very early universe were surprisingly mature |
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Radical changes in ecosystems |
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Stars and skulls: New ESO image reveals eerie nebula |
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Parasitology--Bringing the locals onboard |
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Well oriented |
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Collecting sperm from COVID-19 patients |
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New artificial skin functions like natural skin |
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Difficult to build a family after exposure to chemical weapons |
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Beetroot peptide as potential drug candidate for treating
diseases |
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Malaria parasites adapt to survive the dry season, research
shows |
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Photopharmacology--a light-trigger for the proteasome |
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Bacilli and their enzymes show prospects for several
applications |
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Denisovan DNA found in sediments of Baishiya Karst Cave on
Tibetan Plateau |
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The order of life |
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Water on ancient Mars |
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A world record in detecting extremely low levels of gas
impurities |
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Compression garments reduce strength loss after training |
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Trial targets deadly lung cancer |
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New fault zone measurements could help us to understand
subduction earthquake |
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Minimally invasive Ellipsys system creates fused, permanent
vascular access for dialysis |
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Smart tablecloth can find fruit and help with watering the
plants |
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To survive asteroid impact, algae learned to hunt |
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Specially-adapted drones gather data from unexplored volcanoes
to better forecast eruptions |
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New drone technology improves ability to forecast volcanic
eruptions |
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Most isolated massive stars are kicked out of their clusters |
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Living near green space linked to lower rates of smoking and
higher chances of quitting |
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Evolution of consumption: A psychological ownership framework |
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Carbon-releasing 'zombie fires' in peatlands could be dampened
by new findings |
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Plankton turn hunters to survive dinosaur-killing asteroid
impact |
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New non-allergenic, anti-inflammatory fragrance can be game
changer for dry skin sufferers |
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Breakthrough nano-particle technology provides fresh solution
for smelly feet |
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First Australian night bees recorded foraging in darkness |
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Skilled surgeons boost colon cancer survival by 70% |
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Hospital floors are hotspot for bacteria, creating route of
transfer to patients |
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Researchers develop a new way to create a spectrum of
natural-looking hair colors |
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New study reveals United States a top source of plastic
pollution in coastal environments |
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Decaying jellyfish blooms can cause temporary changes to water
column food webs |
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Vitamin B3 protects skin cells from the effects of UV
exposure, new research finds |
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New research reveals risky sexual behavior and STIs are rising
despite COVID-19 pandemic |
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Neurosurgeons and malpractice suits |
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New Findings Suggest that Many Geoscientists' Understanding of
the Earth's Interior Is Too Simplistic |
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New Research Shows a Simple Method to Reduce COVID-19 Exposure
Risk from Halloween Candy |
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Ogre-Faced Spiders: These Spiders Can Hear--Even Though They
Have No Ears |
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Testing Lunar 4G Operations to Support Future Moon Exploration |
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Realistic Simulation of Plasma Edge Instabilities in Tokamak
Fusion Reactors |
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to Examine Objects in the
Solar System Graveyard |
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Disease-Transmission Model Used to Forecast Presidential
Election Outcome |
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Time for a New Contender in Energy Conversion and Storage |
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New Research Finds Vitamin B3 Protects Skin Cells from the
Effects of UV Exposure |
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Despite COVID-19 Pandemic, Risky Sexual Behavior and STIs Are
Rising |
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Exploring the Cosmos' Fundamental Mysteries: New CubeSat Will
Observe the Remnants of Massive Supernovas |
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Norwegian Researchers Are Collecting Sperm from COVID-19
Patients--Here's Why |
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China's Unrelenting Flooding: 2020 Summer Monsoon Season
Delivers Historic Rainfall |
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MIT Sloan Professor: A Deep Look at How Financial Markets Are
Designed |
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After Coming Down with Symptoms, Scientist Develops New Way to
Test for COVID-19 Antibodies |
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Research Shows NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Will Reveal
Hidden Galaxies |
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Innovative Nanofiber Membranes Boost Cloth Masks to Block Up
to 99% of COVID-19 Virus Particles |
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Asteroid Bennu Sample Successfully Stowed by NASA's OSIRIS-REx
for Return to Earth |
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Spots Signs that "Sprites" or
"Elves" Frolic in Jupiter's Atmosphere |
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Face Mask with Anti-viral Layer to Deactivate COVID-19 Virus |
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Rogue Planet About the Size of Earth Discovered in the Milky
Way |
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AI Can Diagnose COVID-19 Through Cellphone-Recorded
Coughs--Even if You Don't Have Symptoms |
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Gravitational Redshift: Einstein's Theory of Relativity,
Critical for GPS, Seen in Distant Stars |
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Scientific Comparison of COVID-19 Face Mask Materials:
T-shirts, Socks, Jeans, Vacuum Bags, N95 |
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Unusual Aussie spider builds one-of-a-kind nest with super
strong silk |
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'Happy ending effect' impairs future decision-making, study
says |
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Plague transmission rates increased from the Black Death to
the Great Plague |
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Company advances plan for private citizen flight to space
station |
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Climate change driving mussel, barnacle, snail declines along
Maine coast |
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx touches down on asteroid Bennu to nab sample |
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Study: Salt-based mosquito-control products don't work |
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NASA astronaut, two cosmonauts land in Kazakhstan after
departing space station |
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Chernobyl-level radiation harms bumblebee reproduction |
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Scientists detail structural secrets of near-indestructible
beetle |
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NASA images suggest OSIRIS-REx collection arm grabbed rocks
from Bennu |
106 |
New grafting technique yields more productive, resilient
plants, crops |
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Two bird-sized dinosaurs could glide, but time in the skies
was short-lived |
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Atomic clocks experience the quantum phenomenon called
superposition |
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Different type of photosynthesis may save crops from climate
change |
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The arrival of seabirds transformed the Falkland Islands 5,000
years ago |
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