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New drug molecules hold promise for treating fatal child
disease |
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Stress was leading reason teachers quit before pandemic, and
COVID has made matters worse |
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New technique reveals switches in RNA |
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New model helping identify pregnant women whose previous
kidney injury puts them, babies at risk |
| 5 |
Scientists link star-shredding event to origins of universe's
highest-energy particles |
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New study on the forecasting of extreme rainfall events in
Mediterranean countries |
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Salt reduction will prevent nearly 200,000 cases of heart
disease and save 1.64 billion pounds |
| 8 |
Future ocean warming boosts tropical rainfall extremes |
| 9 |
New dating techniques reveal Australia's oldest known rock
painting, and it's a kangaroo |
| 10 |
Brain organoids grown in lab mature much like infant brains |
| 11 |
Loss of sense of smell and taste may last up to 5 months after
COVID-19 |
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Tweaking corn kernels with CRISPR |
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Female heart disease patients with female physicians fare
better |
| 14 |
Study quantifying parachute science in coral reef research
shows it's 'still widespread' |
| 15 |
Medieval containers hint at thriving wine trade in Islamic
Sicily |
| 16 |
Ghost particle from shredded star reveals cosmic particle
accelerator |
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Empathy helps explain how parental support can prevent teen
delinquency |
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Stem cells provide hope for dwindling wildlife populations |
| 19 |
Brain seasonality: Bean bug neurons need biological clock gene
for seasonal egg-laying |
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Experimental treatment appears to subdue type 1 diabetes in
laboratory mice |
| 21 |
Steady now: Unfortunate timing and rate of change may be
enough to tip a climate system |
| 22 |
Acid reflux disease may increase risk of cancers of the larynx
and esophagus |
| 23 |
Long-term exposure to low levels of air pollution increases
risk of heart and lung disease |
| 24 |
Structured exercise program, not testosterone therapy improved
men's artery health |
| 25 |
Drones used to locate dangerous, unplugged oil wells |
| 26 |
Scientists launch a pre-emptive strike on deadly
post-transplant infection |
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Life from Earth could temporarily survive on Mars |
| 28 |
Distorting memories helps the brain remember |
| 29 |
Hypertensive pregnancy associated with risks of heart disease
later in life |
| 30 |
Amoxicillin-clavulanate safe and effective compared with
metronidazole-with-fluoroquinolone for dive [plus additional topic] |
| 31 |
Oncotarget: MEK inhibitors relevant to SARS-CoV-2 infection |
| 32 |
Oncotarget: MEK is a promising target in the basal subtype of
bladder cancer |
| 33 |
Oncotarget: Targeting engineered cytokine with interleukin to
the neovasculature of tumors |
| 34 |
Follow the smell of the ocean to find where marine predators
feed |
| 35 |
Machine learning method identifies precancerous colon polyps |
| 36 |
CUHK study brings new direction for treating neurological
diseases |
| 37 |
Using landscape connectivity to control deadly mosquito-borne
viruses |
| 38 |
Green revolution in electronic displays expected to ease
energy and health crises |
| 39 |
Historical document details martyrdom of Japanese Christian
retainers 400 years ago |
| 40 |
3D holographic microscopy powered by deep-learning deciphers
cancer immunotherapy |
| 41 |
Older people often incorrectly assume medicines don't have
potential side effects |
| 42 |
Losing Obamacare protections during pandemic could increase
health disparities |
| 43 |
New vaccine needed for serious childhood pneumonia |
| 44 |
How much is a clam worth to a coastal community? |
| 45 |
New research identifies the most important global supply chain
linkages |
| 46 |
Researchers use new tool to study stress in root-colonizing
bacteria |
| 47 |
Seeing schizophrenia: X-rays shed light on neural differences,
point toward treatment |
| 48 |
Abundance of iron drives cell death and could inform novel
treatments for neuroblastoma |
| 49 |
Machine learning aids in simulating dynamics of interacting
atoms |
| 50 |
Oxidation processes in combustion engines and in the
atmosphere take the same routes |
| 51 |
Transformed by light: Fast photochromism discovered in an
inexpensive inorganic material |
| 52 |
Positive reinforcements help algorithm forecast underground
natural reserves |
| 53 |
You've got to move it, move it |
| 54 |
School of Community Health Sciences publishes study on
sugar-sweetened beverage taxes |
| 55 |
Scientists found in marine mold substance that antidotes
paraquat |
| 56 |
Dingo effects on ecosystem visible from space |
| 57 |
Managing suicide risk in research study participants |
| 58 |
Models to predict dengue, zika and yellow fever outbreaks are
developed by researchers |
| 59 |
High-throughput screening for Weyl semimetals with S4 symmetry |
| 60 |
Transforming urban systems: Toward sustainability |
| 61 |
New strategy blocks chronic lung disease in mice |
| 62 |
Monoclonal antibodies against MERS coronavirus show promise in
phase 1 NIH-sponsored trial |
| 63 |
Targeted delivery of highly toxic anti-cancer drug to brain
tumors |
| 64 |
New comprehensive study on feeding patterns of tiger mosquitos
in Europe |
| 65 |
Scientists propose a new heavy particle similar to the Higgs
boson |
| 66 |
Study shows new treatment pathway to prevent and treat
endometrial cancer recurrence |
| 67 |
UIC researchers invent new gene-editing tool |
| 68 |
Alaska thunderstorms may triple with climate change |
| 69 |
The unveiling of a novel mechanism of resistance to
immunotherapy targeting HER2 |
| 70 |
Gay men who 'sound gay' encounter more stigma and
discrimination from heterosexual peers |
| 71 |
Study finds COVID risk communication targeting younger adults
may have biggest impact |
| 72 |
Distinguishing between two very similar pediatric brain
conditions |
| 73 |
Like wine, environmental conditions impact flavor of whiskey,
study finds |
| 74 |
Fat cells may influence how the body reacts to heart failure,
study shows |
| 75 |
College students displaced from campus due to COVID-19 show
worse psychological outcomes |
| 76 |
Reclusive neutron star may have been found in famous supernova |
| 77 |
Agile underwater glider could quietly survey the seas |
| 78 |
Markey's ACTION program develops cancer education curriculum
for Appalachian schools |
| 79 |
LSU Health New Orleans study finds disadvantaged census tracts
linked to COVID incidence |
| 80 |
'Problem of missing ice' finally solved by movement of the
Earth's crust |
| 81 |
A memory without a brain |
| 82 |
Biopolymer-coated nanocatalyst can help realize a hydrogen
fuel-driven future |
| 83 |
Toxins from one bacterial species contribute to genetic
diversity of others |
| 84 |
New blood pressure-lowering guidelines could benefit 25
million Americans with chronic kidney disease |
| 85 |
Protective ship coatings as an underestimated source of
microplastic pollution |
| 86 |
University of Minnesota researchers develop two new rapid
COVID-19 diagnostic tests |
| 87 |
Genetic tool improves estimation of prostate cancer risk in
diverse ethnic/racial groups |
| 88 |
'Good bacteria' in breast milk changes over time |
| 89 |
Kittens could hold key to understanding deadly diarrheal
disease in children |
| 90 |
Mouse study shows bacteriophage therapy could fight
drug-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae |
| 91 |
The way a fish swims reveals a lot about its personality, say
scientists |
| 92 |
For selenium in rivers, timing matters |
| 93 |
For students of color, online racism leads to real-world
mental health challenges |
| 94 |
How women, migrants and workers are represented in the German
Bundestag |
| 95 |
Microbiome boost may help corals resist bleaching |
| 96 |
'Missing ice problem' finally solved |
| 97 |
High energy radiotherapy could 'paint' tumours to avoid
harming healthy tissue |
| 98 |
Saki monkeys get screen time for more control over their lives
in captivity |
| 99 |
Game theory may be useful in explaining and combating viruses |
| 100 |
Glaciers accelerate in the Getz region of West Antarctica |
| 101 |
Innate immune system worsens the situation in severe COVID-19 |
| 102 |
Spintronics: New production method makes crystalline
microstructures universally usable |
| 103 |
Cre-controlled CRISPR: Conditional gene inactivation just got
easier |
| 104 |
Hebrew University finds first evidence of delayed radio flares
after star is destroyed by black hole |
| 105 |
Families have high awareness of healthy eating but struggle to
access good food |
| 106 |
Overall deaths did NOT increase for most of China during
initial COVID-19 outbreak |
| 107 |
Seasonal variation in daylight influences brain function |
| 108 |
Terahertz imaging of graphene paves the way to
industrialization |
| 109 |
New therapeutic target for Huntington's treatment |
| 110 |
Largest comprehensive Middle East GWAS reveals Arab genetic
risk factors |
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