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Charge radii of exotic potassium isotopes challenge nuclear
structure theory |
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States with more gun laws have lower youth gun violence,
Rutgers study finds |
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U.S. Air Force Academy intervention reduces unwanted sexual
contact by over 40 percent |
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Garlic and selenium increase stress resistance in carps, says
a RUDN University biologist |
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Imaging technique provides link to innovative products |
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Switching nanolight on and off |
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Large-area periodic perovskite nanostructures for lenticular
printing laser displays |
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Zinc may help with fertility during COVID-19 pandemic,
researchers report |
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Role of cell cycle on analyzing telomerase activity with a
fluorescence off-on system |
10 |
Using Artificial Intelligence to prevent harm caused by
immunotherapy |
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Comb-like etching regulated growth for large-area graphene
nanoribbon arrays |
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An optical coating like no other |
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Mysterious organic scum boosts chemical reaction efficiency,
may reduce chemical waste |
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Surface effect of electrodes revealed by operando surface
science methodology |
15 |
Studies use mathematics to analyze the semantics of dream
reports during the pandemic |
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Food allergies are more common among Black children |
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DNA-based technique allows researchers to determine age of
living beluga whales in Alaska |
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Study reveals how air pollution may increase the risk of
cardiovascular disease |
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COVID-19 health threat increases psychological distress among
Black Americans |
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Ultimately, beneficial fungi could be more effective than
pesticides against nematodes |
21 |
How elephants evolved to become big and cancer-resistant |
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Human-elephant conflict in Kenya heightens with increase in
crop-raiding |
23 |
Dementia-related psychosis: GSA experts identify ways to
improve care |
24 |
Unusual 2019-2020 flu season linked to more transmissible
strain |
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Uncovering a link between inflammation and heart disease |
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Pharmacologist offers plan to solve disparities in designing
medicine |
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Scientists optimized technology for production of optical
materials for microelectronics |
28 |
CU offers plan for improving mental health care for resident
physicians |
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Molecule from nature provides fully recyclable polymers |
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MARLIT, artificial intelligence against marine litter |
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Songbirds exposed to lead-contaminated water show telltale
signs about human impacts |
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School gardens linked with kids eating more vegetables |
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Horse remains reveal new insights into how Native peoples
raised horses |
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Time management can work but in unexpected ways, according to
new research |
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'Stealthy' stem cells better for treating tendon injuries in
horses |
36 |
Best of both worlds: A hybrid method for tracking laparoscopic
ultrasound transducers |
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New combination therapy offers chance of healing hepatitis B |
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In Ethiopia, mother's wealth more protective against child
marriage than father's |
39 |
NANOGrav finds possible 'first hints' of low-frequency
gravitational wave background |
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Emory MVA COVID-19 vaccine safe and effective in animal models |
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New quantum receiver the first to detect entire radio
frequency spectrum |
42 |
Clients of female sex workers should be targeted for HIV
prevention and treatment in South Africa |
43 |
COVID-19 vaccine from new vaccine platform effective in mice |
44 |
Dialysis patients have 4-fold greater risk of dying from
COVID-19 |
45 |
Study shows flu vaccine lessens COVID-19 symptoms in children |
46 |
Probiotics or prebiotics? Exploring the complex world of 'gut'
health |
47 |
Imaging of a living brain can help clearly differentiate
between two types of dementia |
48 |
New eco-friendly technique protects rice plants against
devastating fungal infection |
49 |
New technique rapidly quantifies immune response following
vaccination |
50 |
Surprising new research: We're more like primitive fishes than
once believed |
51 |
Mast cells: Sentinels and high-speed messengers of the immune
defense |
52 |
Quasicrystal-clear: Material reveals unique shifting surface
structure under microscope |
53 |
SARS-CoV-2 under the helium ion microscope for the first time |
54 |
New guidance on how cardiac patients with diabetes can
exercise more safely |
55 |
How metal atoms can arrange themselves on an insulator |
56 |
Book developed at Cincinnati Children's helps identify risks
of reading difficulties |
57 |
Father's early-life exposure to stress associated with child's
brain development |
58 |
Sweden ahead of Denmark in the public sector organic food race |
59 |
NUI Galway demonstrate the promise of precision genomics in
cancer treatment |
60 |
Fossil pigments shed new light on vertebrate evolution |
61 |
Polymer-derived carbon as metal-free, "green"
alternative to catalysts and nano carbons |
62 |
A single-molecule guide to understanding chemical reactions
better |
63 |
Researchers from NUS create 'whirling' nano-structures in
anti-ferromagnets |
64 |
City, University of London academic tracks COVID-19 dark web
marketplaces |
65 |
Scientists extract pigments from algae for food supplements |
66 |
Innovation from Vienna: Ultrasound in the treatment of brain
diseases |
67 |
Exercise caution after working out in virtual reality |
68 |
New methods for exploring the 'dark matter' of biology |
69 |
A new tool in the search for axions |
70 |
Solving chronic pain during intercourse |
71 |
Help for borderline personality disorder |
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'Where did I park my car?' Brain stimulation improves mental
time travel |
73 |
Dual treatments help PTSD and depression |
74 |
New biomarker may predict which pancreatic cancer patients
respond to CD40 immunotherapy |
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Battling bugs help solve mysteries of weapon evolution |
76 |
Nickel phosphide nanoparticle catalyst is the full package |
77 |
Toshiba's new algorithms quickly deliver highly accurate
solutions to complex problems |
78 |
Spicy perfection isn't to prevent infection |
79 |
Deadly white-nose syndrome changed genes in surviving bats |
80 |
The Lancet Public Health: Weekly testing and two-week
isolation most cost-effective strategy to control spread of COVID-19 in high transmission areas, US study suggests |
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Cancer leading cause of death among people with diabetes |
82 |
Machine-learning model helps determine protein structures |
83 |
Harvard scientists use trilayer graphene to observe more
robust superconductivity |
84 |
Repeated testing for COVID-19 is vital, economic and public
health analysis shows |
85 |
New report explores effect of coffee through our daily sleep
and wake cycles |
86 |
California's rainy season starting nearly a month later than
it did 60 years ago |
87 |
Helping consumers save more by bursting their bubble of
financial responsibility |
88 |
Clinical trial: Using MRI for prostate cancer diagnosis equals
or beats current standard |
89 |
People infected with COVID-19 have a higher risk of dying
after a cardiac arrest |
90 |
Severely frail individuals with COVID-19 are three times more
likely to die, study finds |
91 |
Human immune cells have natural alarm system against HIV |
92 |
Hidden world just below the surface |
93 |
Global survey reveals heavy toll of COVID-19 first wave on
liver cancer care |
94 |
Scientists discover ocean 'surface slicks' are nurseries for
diverse fishes |
95 |
Female breast cancer surpasses lung as the most commonly
diagnosed cancer worldwide |
96 |
Adolescent involvement with firearms linked to gun violence in
adulthood |
97 |
In a desert seared by climate change, burrowers fare better
than birds |
98 |
Two separate bouts of COVID-19 infection may be possible,
doctors warn |
99 |
Gout drug help cuts need for oxygen therapy and hospital stay
in COVID-19 patients |
100 |
Electronic health records can be valuable predictor of those
likeliest to die from COVID |
101 |
Some sperms poison their competitors |
102 |
Drinking green tea, coffee lowers risk of death for stroke and
heart attack survivors |
103 |
New study finds cage-free egg-laying hen mortality declines
over time |
104 |
Global warming found to be culprit for flood risk in Peruvian
Andes, other glacial lakes |
105 |
Fecal microbiota transplants help patients with advanced
melanoma respond to immunotherapy |
106 |
City, University of London academic tracks COVID-19 dark web
marketplace before vaccine |
107 |
Fecal transplant turns cancer immunotherapy non-responders
into responders |
108 |
Deforestation is stressing mammals out |
109 |
Fast-flying bats rely on late-night updrafts to reach great
heights |
110 |
Can a fin become a limb? |
111 |
Researchers replicate a potential step of the fin-to-limb
transition in zebrafish |
112 |
Study links brain cells to depression |
113 |
The proton conduction mechanism in protic ionic liquids |
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