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Sea-level rise could make rivers more likely to jump course |
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Singapore researchers discover genetic link to predict
positive response to immunotherapy in patient |
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Researchers make green chemistry advance with new catalyst for
reduction of carbon dioxide |
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Dignity and respect go a long way in county jail, new research
shows |
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Maternal obesity and the risk of early-onset hypertensive
disorders of pregnancy |
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New super-resolution method reveals fine details without
constantly needing to zoom in |
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Preliminary study of 300+ COVID-19 patients suggests
convalescent plasma therapy effective |
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New study suggests ADHD-like behavior helps spur
entrepreneurial activity |
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Coastal flooding study finds trust-building, power-sharing key
for environmental justice |
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Public health consequences of policing homelessness |
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Improving treatment of spinal cord injuries |
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Researchers identify a protein that may help SARS-CoV-2 spread
rapidly through cells |
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New generation of drugs show early efficacy against
drug-resistant TB |
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Lack of females in drug dose trials leads to overmedicated
women |
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Zeroing out their own zap |
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Searching the ancient depths of a reptilian genome yields
insight into all vertebrates |
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Study provides insights into how Zika virus suppresses the
host immune system |
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'Reelin' in a new treatment for multiple sclerosis |
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Combination therapy improves survival outcomes for patients
with acute myeloid leukemia |
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Programmed bacteria have something extra |
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Mutations may have saved brown howlers from yellow fever virus |
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Human milk based fortifiers improve health outcomes for the
smallest premature babies |
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No increased skin cancer risk with topical immunosuppressant
ointments |
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Short-term use of HIV-prevention medication protects at-risk
men on vacation |
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Young children would rather explore than get rewards |
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Stay-at-home orders significantly associated with reduced
spread of COVID-19, study finds |
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Unlocking how cellular proteins control cancer spread |
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Swallowing this colonoscopy-like bacteria grabber could reveal
secrets about your health |
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Impact of family income on learning in children shaped by
hippocampus in brain |
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Some dinosaurs could fly before they were birds |
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Emerging infectious disease and challenges of social
distancing in human and non-human animals |
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Demographics data helps predict NY flood insurance claims |
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Early spread of COVID-19 appears far greater than initially
reported |
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Group produces materials via self-organization in chemical
systems |
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Soldiers could teach future robots how to outperform humans |
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Some physicians are ordering thyroid tests for unsupported
reasons |
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Research Finds Women Often Overprescribed Opioids After
Childbirth |
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After Stillbirth, New Genetic Analyses May Give Parents
Answers |
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New Analysis Reveals Worsening Shortage of Emergency
Physicians in Rural Areas |
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Paper: Industry concentration contributes to job quality
erosion, wage stagnation |
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Engaging undergrads remotely with an escape room game |
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Face mask insert could help diagnose conditions |
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Significantly improved COVID-19 outcomes in countries with
higher TB vaccination coverage |
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Yale quantum researchers create an error-correcting cat |
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New nitrogen products are in the air |
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Stress and anger may exacerbate heart failure |
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Selective conversion of reactive lithium compounds made
possible |
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Adaptation in single neurons provides memory for language
processing |
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Spider silk inspires new class of functional synthetic
polymers |
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New advance in superconductors with 'twist' in rhombohedral
graphite |
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TV-watching snackers beware: you won't notice you're full if
your attention is elsewhere |
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Porous liquids allow for efficient gas separation |
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Exercise induces secretion of biomarkers into sweat |
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Nutrition labelling is improving nation's diet--new study |
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New way to check the quality of nanomaterials like graphene |
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Warming threat to tropical forests risks release of carbon
from soil |
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A phylogenetic analysis reveals the evolution of the
mitochondrial calcium transporter |
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Seafood study finds plastic in all samples |
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How stars form in the smallest galaxies |
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Trustful collaboration critical for outcome of therapy |
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The (neuro)science of getting and staying motivated |
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A quick, cost-effective method to track the spread of COVID-19 |
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Robot technology for everyone or only for the average person? |
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Internal differences: A new method for seeing into cells |
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Children think robots can help the elderly--but not their own
grandparents |
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OECD countries' politicians follow each other |
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Efficient valves for electron spins |
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Simpler and faster microscopy system enabling broader
biomedical applications |
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A cancer mystery of more than 40 years ago is solved thanks to
epigenetics |
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Glass blowing inspires new class of quantum sensors |
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Security gap allows eavesdropping on mobile phone calls |
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SMART researchers find new way to make bacteria more sensitive
to antibiotics |
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Japanese biologists discover new species of sea worm in the
southern ocean |
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Scientists identify hundreds of drug candidates to treat
COVID-19 |
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Flipping a metabolic switch to slow tumor growth |
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Novateur Ventures explores new strategy to reduce
hyperinflammatory response caused by COVID-19 |
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Scientists propose method for eliminating damaging heat bursts
in fusion device |
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Secretion of sugar polymers modulates multicellularity in the
bacterium Myxococcus xanthus |
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Examining Congress members' popularity on Instagram |
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Why walking to work may be better for you than a casual stroll |
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Oxygen therapy harms lung microbiome in mice |
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Molecular additives enhance mechanical properties of organic
solar cell material |
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New microrobot with in situ, in vivo bioprinting offers
promise for gastric wounds |
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Countries transitioning to zero carbon should look at more
than technology cost |
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Despite large numbers tested, kids in England made up just 1%
of COVID-19+ cases during first wave |
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Age, education, and surgical history affect hormone use after
oophorectomy |
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KERI creates a super-high-resolution nano display based on the
3D printing close to virtual reality |
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Breast screening women in their forties saves lives |
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Scientists unveil nature of active site in nitrogen-doped
carbon for electrocatalytic CO2 reduction |
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Research suggests bias against natural hair limits job
opportunities for black women |
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Yoga shown to improve anxiety, study shows |
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Researchers unlock secrets of the past with new international
carbon dating standard |
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ALMA sees most distant Milky Way look-alike |
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Meditation-relaxation therapy may offer escape from the terror
of sleep paralysis |
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PAD patients with depression had worse recovery, women twice
as likely to be depressed |
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Quieting the storm |
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Analysis: Health sector, big pharma spent big on lobbying for
COVID-19 funding |
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Researchers identify human influence as key agent of ocean
warming patterns in the future |
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Lipoic acid supplements help some obese but otherwise healthy
people lose weight |
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Quantum materials quest could benefit from graphene that
buckles |
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Nanotubes in the eye that help us see |
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New treatments spur sharp reduction in lung cancer mortality
rate |
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The oldest known cremation in the near east dates to 7000 BC |
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Why black rhinos may get sick in captivity |
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A novel strategy for quickly identifying twitter trolls |
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Technology can help speed soil recovery after oil spills |
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Evidence in mice that electroacupuncture reduces inflammation
via specific neural pathways |
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Survey finds most parents nervous to take their kids for
vaccinations due to COVID-19 |
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PLOS special collection launch |
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Perovskite and organic solar cells rocketed into space |
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Coffee stains inspire optimal printing technique for
electronics |
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KIST finds a strong correlation between ultrasonic stroke
rehabilitation treatment and brain waves |
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How anxiety--and hope--can drive new product adoption |
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