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Early NK cell-mediated immune response may contribute to
severe COVID-19 |
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The age of the Earth's inner core revised |
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Arctic ocean moorings shed light on winter sea ice loss |
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Nasal vaccine against COVID-19 prevents infection in mice |
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Mass General researchers create bioluminescent tag to detect
DNA break repair |
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Hubble snaps close-up of comet NEOWISE |
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Hubble snaps close-up of celebrity comet NEOWISE |
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Group of international scientists align on a definition for
'synbiotic' |
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Long-acting, injectable drug could strengthen efforts to
prevent, treat HIV |
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Finding clues to a successful immune response in the T cells
of COVID-19 patients |
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NASA's Suomi NPP satellite highlights California wildfires at
night |
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DNA nanoswitches rapidly detect SARS-Cov-2 and other emerging
viruses |
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Researchers validate rapid tests to detect dengue, Zika,
yellow fever and other viruses |
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Urine sediment test results, diagnoses vary significantly
across nephrologists |
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Understanding how birds respond to extreme weather can inform
conservation efforts |
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Unveiling rogue planets with NASA's Roman Space Telescope |
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Sea-level rise linked to higher water tables along California
coast |
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Scientists discover a social cue of safety |
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Children with cognitive delays are more likely to have CT scan
to diagnose appendicitis |
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New research on Post-fracture Care Coordination Programs
highlighted at WCO-IOF-ESCEO |
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Mount Sinai study finds COVID patients were most commonly
readmitted to hospital for respiratory complications |
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Psychological disease avoidance linked to preventative
behavior, study finds |
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Skat and poker: More luck than skill? |
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Loop, resonate, and accelerate! |
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New insights into lung tissue in COVID-19 disease |
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'Selfies' could be used to detect heart disease |
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A four-state magnetic tunnel junction for novel spintronics
applications |
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Spinning black hole powers jet by magnetic flux |
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All-in-one strategy for metalla[3]catenanes, borromean rings
and ring-in-ring complex |
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Why obeying orders can make us do terrible things |
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A powder method for the high-efficacy measurement of
electro-optic coefficients |
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Simple test could improve public attitudes to autism |
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Microfluidic chip technology enables rapid multiplex diagnosis
of plant viral diseases |
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Why babies not always remember what they have learned |
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Concussions can cause long-term sleep problems |
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Smart responsive lasing signals for high-security optical
encryption |
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Electron movements in liquid measured in super-slow motion |
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A new molecular guardian of intestinal stem cells |
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Key molecule responsible for poor prognosis of breast cancer
identified |
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One more hit from rare Earth: Efficient coherent spin
manipulation by the electric field |
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Unbalanced microtubule networks launch establishment of
neuronal polarity |
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A gatekeeper against insulin resistance in the brain |
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What kind of animal transports the seeds of the world's
smallest fruit-bearing plants? |
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From biopaste to bioplastic |
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Scientists sink teeth into identifying several new bacteria
that cause dental caries |
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Molecule secreted by cancer-associated fibroblasts promotes
anticancer drug resistance |
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Reproducing the pathophysiology of polycystic kidney disease
from human iPS cells |
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Nutrients make coral bleaching worse |
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A new method for in vivo plant cell imaging with SNAP-tag
proteins |
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Developing precise medicines for triple negative breast cancer |
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Women surgeons earn their cut of NIH funding--and then some |
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Research links Southeast Asia megadrought to drying in Africa |
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Researchers link end of Green Sahara with SE Asia megadrought |
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Rogue planets could outnumber the stars |
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Research team develops the first physics-based method for
predicting large solar flares |
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Large tin monosulfide crystal opens pathway for next
generation solar cells |
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Energy transition away from coal in China will yield benefits |
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Discovering the mechanism of brain vascular pathfinding during
development |
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Meet hedge fund managers of avian world |
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In times of ecological uncertainty, brood parasites hedge
their bets |
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Tiny engineered therapeutic delivery system safely solves
genetic problems in mice |
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Scientists discover a social cue of safety |
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Revealed: How billions in EU farming subsidies are being
misspent |
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Ozone across northern hemisphere increased over past 20 years |
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Surface deep: Light-responsive top layer of plastic film
induces movement |
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Protein 'chameleon' colors long-term memory |
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Citizens' adherence to COVID-19 social distancing measures
depends on government response |
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Online searches for 'chest pain' rise, emergency visits for
heart attack drop amid COVID |
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Fossils reveal diversity of animal life roaming Europe 2
million years ago |
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Less aggressive treatment better for heart patients who go
into shock |
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Scientists get atomistic picture of platinum catalyst
degradation |
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Patient monitoring systems for sepsis--mixed results on
patient outcomes |
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Reprogramming immune cells to reduce inflammation, promote
tissue repair |
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Storing information in antiferromagnetic materials |
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Ludwig Chicago study identifies a novel drug target for the
control of cancer metastasis |
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Low health literacy may be a risk factor for postoperative
infection |
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In one cancer therapy, two halves are safer than a whole |
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Inflammatory bowel disease linked to an immune cell run amok |
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Re-engineered enzyme could help reverse damage from spinal
cord injury and stroke |
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Study: Despite training, Vermont police departments still show
widespread racial bias |
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Having a doctor who shares the same race may ease patient's
angst |
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New approach to soft material flow may yield way to new
materials, disaster prediction |
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Small molecule treatment reduces colon cancer metastasis |
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Texas A&M researchers create a contagion model to predict
flooding in urban areas |
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Hitting the nail on the head: overcoming therapeutic
resistance in lung cancer |
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Study offers new insights for sun-gathering technologies |
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Each human gut has a viral 'fingerprint' |
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Are antivitamins the new antibiotics? |
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Excessive fructose consumption may cause a leaky gut, leading
to fatty liver disease |
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Large molecules need more help to travel through a nuclear
pore into the cell nucleus |
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Punitive sentencing led to higher incarceration rates
throughout adulthood for certain birth cohorts in North Carolina |
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Heart repair factor boosted by RNA-targeting compound |
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Why COVID-19 infection curves behave so unexpectedly |
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New research contradicts claims that Asian American students
are harmed when they cannot attend their first-choice university |
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Researchers develop flat lens a thousand times thinner than a
human hair |
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Army robo-teammate can detect, share 3D changes in real-time |
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Primary care at a crossroads: Experts call for change |
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New syringe technology could enable injection of highly
concentrated biologic drugs |
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UVA-led team warns negative emissions technologies may not
solve climate crisis |
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Roadmap for linking neurological and locomotor deficits |
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Crossbreeding of Holstein cows improves fertility without
detriment to milk production |
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Global gut health experts guide growth of synbiotics |
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Unconventional farming methods could help smallholders fight
back against climate change |
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UK/UPenn researchers provide insights into new form of
dementia |
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Living at higher altitudes associated with higher levels of
child stunting |
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Beam me up: Researchers use 'behavioral teleporting' to study
social interactions |
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Reducing transmission risk of livestock disease |
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'Safely returning America to work'--Occupational medicine
specialists offer expertise |
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Global forest restoration and the importance of empowering
local communities |
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Ventilators could be adapted to help two COVID-19 patients at
once |
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