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Studying short-term cloud feedback to understand climate
change in East Asia |
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Hoarding and herding during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Study finds botanical effective for chemo-resistant colon
cancer |
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New tool outsmarts COVID-19 virus to help vaccine development |
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Rutgers-led national survey uncovers doctors' misconceptions
about nicotine risks |
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Green light therapy shown to reduce migraine frequency,
intensity |
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Putting a future avocado apocalypse on ice |
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UC Davis researchers find a way to help stem cells work for
the heart |
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For an effective COVID vaccine, look beyond antibodies to
T-cells |
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New ultrafast yellow laser poised to benefit biomedical
applications |
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Where rocks come alive: OSIRIS-REx observes an asteroid in
action |
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Spotlight on artificial intelligence: ONR to highlight AI
research at DoD Symposium |
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Researchers report positive results for ReWalk ReStore exosuit
in stroke rehabilitation |
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Vibration device makes homes 'smart' by tracking appliances |
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Baboon matriarchs enjoy less stress |
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RIT/NTID researchers study how deaf and hearing people watch
sign language |
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Finding a handle to bag the right proteins |
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Telehealth scales up during the pandemic to offer patient care
in the safety of the home |
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Common diabetes drug reverses inflammation in the liver |
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The marshmallow test revisited |
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Pro-inflammatory lipids precede Type 1 diabetes onset in mouse
model and children |
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Vaccine proponents and opponents are vectors of misinformation
online |
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Researchers draw more links between vaping, smoking, young
people, and coronavirus |
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New vaccine design reduces inflammation, enhances protection |
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MDIBL scientists decipher role of a stress response gene |
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RIT scientists contribute to the first discovery of an
intermediate-mass black hole |
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Special journal issue features Nemours heart specialists' best
practices for children |
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Case study describes unexpected diagnosis of one of the first
cases of MIS-C in US |
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Substances with anti-cancer action are identified in Brazilian
red propolis |
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Velcro-like food sensor detects spoilage and contamination |
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Small proteins against SARS-CoV-2 neutralize infection in cell
culture |
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Quantum shake |
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Physicists explain mysterious dark matter deficiency in galaxy
pair |
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Seeing objects through clouds and fog |
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New tracking technology will help fight rhino poaching in
Namibia |
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Brain stimulation reduces dyslexia deficits |
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How small particles could reshape Bennu and other asteroids |
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National parks preserve more than species |
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A chemist from RUDN developed a new type of one-molecule thick
water-repellent film |
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Caffeine shot delivers wakeup call on antifungal drug
resistance |
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The neurons that connect stress, insomnia, and the immune
system |
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A window into adolescence |
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Where rocks come alive: NASA's OSIRIS-REx observes an asteroid
in action |
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The Lancet Global Health: Modelling study estimates
health-care cost of COVID-19 in low- and middle-income countries at US$52 billion every four weeks |
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Consequences of the 2018 summer drought |
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Urbanization and agriculture are land uses that most affect
Brazil's rivers |
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Researchers solve decades old mitochondrial mystery that could
lead to new disease treatments |
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Study finds babies born in fall at higher risk for allergic
diseases |
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Dismantling structural racism in nursing |
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Mysterious cellular droplets come into focus |
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Prediction of protein disorder from amino acid sequence |
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During the pandemic, online lecture series helps fill gaps in
training for urology residents |
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An evolutionary roll of the dice explains why we're not
perfect |
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As collegiate esports become more professional, women are
being left out |
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Hair loss drug spironolactone may be safe for use in breast
cancer survivors |
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Magnetic whirls crystallize in two dimensions |
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Gut microbiota not involved in the incidence of gestational
diabetes mellitus |
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SwRI-led study indicates sand-sized meteoroids are peppering
asteroid Bennu |
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Bat tick found for the first time in New Jersey |
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Analysis: 'Near-zero incidence' of patients acquiring COVID-19
at Brigham and Women's |
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Making dog food more delectable by analyzing aromas |
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Sampling the gut microbiome with an ingestible pill |
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Cell-autonomous immunity shaped human evolution |
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At least 28 extinctions prevented by conservation action in
recent decades |
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Metabolite signature of COVID-19 reveals multi-organ effects |
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Women's heart health linked to age at first menstrual period |
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Advanced NVMe controller technology for next generation memory
devices |
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Allergic immune responses help fight bacterial infections |
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Mineral undergoes self-healing of irradiation damage |
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Feeling misunderstood boosts support for Brexit |
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Feline leukaemia virus infection: A clinical and
epidemiological enigma |
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More cats might be COVID-19 positive than first believed,
study suggests |
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The presence of resonating cavities above sunspots has been
confirmed |
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Oxford University researchers discover 'genetic vulnerability'
in breast cancer cells |
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Malnutrition among a hunter-gatherer group |
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Iron is to blame for carbon dioxide emissions from soil, says
a soil scientists from RUDN |
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Refined finish for fine fish oil |
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Nature as a model: Researchers develop novel anti-inflammatory
substance |
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Lumpy proteins stiffen blood vessels of the brain |
80 |
Humans, not climate, have driven rapidly rising mammal
extinction rate |
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Climate engineering: Modelling projections oversimplify risks |
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Vitamin B1 deficiency a key factor in the development of
alcohol-related dementia |
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Different response of mitochondrial respiration in skeletal
muscle and adipose tissue to endurance exercise |
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Rethinking business: Disruptions like the corona crisis also
create new opportunities |
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Failure to calibrate for ethnicity in fracture epidemiology
would do more harm than good |
86 |
Australian scientists discover new corals on most
comprehensive deep-sea study of GBR |
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Lecturer takes laptops and smart phones away and musters
student presence |
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Bacteria are in key role for successful recirculating
aquaculture farming |
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A new kind of liquid scintillator via hybridizing perovskite
nanocrystals with organic molecules |
90 |
More chemicals can be assessed for endocrine disrupting
effects |
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In Ancient Giant Viruses Lies the Truth Behind Evolution of
Nucleus in Eukaryotic Cells |
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New method prevents quantum computers from crashing |
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Do as plants do: Novel photocatalysts can perform solar-driven
conversion of CO2 into fuel |
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Muscle weakness in patients in intensive care: Potential
approach to treatment |
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Discovery challenges the foundations of gene therapy |
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Unlocking the mystery of tau for treatment of
neurodegenerative diseases |
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Establishment of a rapid synthesis method for useful organic
fluorine compounds |
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Oxygen-releasing bioink for 3D bioprinting |
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Research brief: New insight on the impacts of Earth's
biosphere on air quality |
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Generic cholesterol drugs save medicare billions of dollars,
study finds |
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Flipping light on-off turns bacteria into chemical factories |
102 |
Rural COVID-19 mortality highest in counties with more blacks
and hispanics |
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Adolescent girls at risk for self-injury can be identified
using a short psychological profile |
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Mindfulness with paced breathing and lowering blood pressure |
105 |
Virtual tourism could offer new opportunities for travel
industry, travelers |
106 |
Targeting 'cost-effective zones' to protect global
biodiversity could help balance conservation goals and political priorities |
107 |
New perception metric balances reaction time, accuracy |
108 |
Wild cousins may help crops battle climate change |
109 |
Punctured lung affects one in a 100 hospitalized COVID-19
patients |
110 |
Study shows Latin America twice as rich in plant species as
tropical Africa |
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