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Only 17 percent of free-flowing rivers are protected, new
research shows |
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The triple threat of coronavirus |
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Fighting food insecurity by building better beans |
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Brain research gets a boost from mosquitos |
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Youths with diverse gender identities bullied up to three
times more than peers |
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Research reveals new approach to understanding our wellbeing |
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Kefir packs less of a probiotic punch than labels claim |
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Ancient gut microbiomes may offer clues to modern diseases |
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Asian scientists grapple with belonging |
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Obese girls face heightened risk of cardiovascular disease in
adulthood |
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Anesthetic may affect tau spread in the brain to promote
Alzheimer's disease pathology |
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Peptide could allow medical marijuana to relieve pain without
side effects |
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Sources of SARS-CoV-2 and other microorganisms in dental
aerosols |
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AI helps predict treatment outcomes for patients with diseased
dental implants |
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Previously unknown letter reveals Einstein's thinking on bees,
birds and physics |
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Online museum exhibitions will be more prominent post COVID-19 |
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Better integrated circuits with glide symmetry |
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New atomically precise graphene nanoribbon heterojunction
sensor developed |
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Research news tip sheet: Story ideas from Johns Hopkins
Medicine |
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Research team investigates causes of tuberous sclerosis |
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Prehistoric horses, bison shared diet |
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Organic meat less likely to be contaminated with
multidrug-resistant bacteria, study suggests |
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COVID-19: Discovery of the mechanisms of short- and long-term
anosmia |
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An enzyme system for the hydrogen industry |
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20 days later--The short story about muscles regeneration |
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ACTA Pharmaceutica Sinica B Volume 11, Issue 4 publishes |
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Study finds six degrees celsius cooling on land during the
last Ice Age |
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Violinmaking meets artificial intelligence |
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Empathic and altruistic or cold and individualistic: our
brains reveal the truth |
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Smaller chips open door to new RFID applications |
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Integration through intercultural music collaboration |
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Xerocrassa montserratensis, an endemic and threatened snail in
Catalonia |
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Locomotion Vault will help guide innovations in virtual
reality locomotion |
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Giant sea lizard fossil shows diversity of life before
asteroid hit |
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New method for producing synthetic DNA |
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Young adults vastly more affected by COVID pandemic in Ireland
than older adults |
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Eco-friendly device developed at UL, Ireland detects real-time
pipe damage |
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A new bridge between the geometry of fractals and the dynamics
of partial synchronization |
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NUS scientists create a new type of intelligent material |
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Scientists design new drug compound to stop malaria in its
tracks |
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Low levels of a simple sugar--A new biomarker for severe MS? |
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Interactive typeface for digital text |
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Efficiently smuggling drugs into cells |
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Scaling down Ionic Transistors to the ultimate limit |
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Advances in medical imaging enable visualization of white
matter tracts in fetuses |
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Salmonella contamination via strawberry roots not a dietary
risk factor |
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On the road to smart cities: Where smart vehicles stand and
where they're going |
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Computer designs magnonic devices |
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A hairpin to fight cancer |
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10 years after obesity surgery: How did life turn out? |
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Researchers develop methods to understand how TB consumes its
favourite foods |
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Excitation spectral microscopy integrates multi-target imaging
and quantitative biosensing |
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How smartphones can help detect ecological change |
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Oleoyl-LPE exerts neurite stimulation and neuroprotection |
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Shaken, not stirred: Reshuffling skyrmions ultrafast |
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Physicists extract proton mass radius from experimental data |
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Observing individual atoms in 3D nanomaterials and their
surfaces |
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Researchers discovered a gut microbiota profile that can
predict mortality |
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Untangling the brain: new research offers hope for Alzheimer's
disease |
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We need herd immunity against COVID-19 vaccine misinformation |
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Engineered bacteria show promise for sustainable biofuel
industry, researchers say |
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Rapid COVID-19 diagnostic test delivers results within 4
minutes with 90 percent accuracy |
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Health status of vulnerable gopher tortoises revealed in
Southeastern Florida |
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Two-thirds of California prison residents offered COVID
vaccine accepted at least one dose |
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What does your voice say about you? |
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Composing thoughts: Mental handwriting produces brain activity
turned into text |
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Defining climate-smart pathways towards tree crop yield
intensification |
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Drexel study: Parks not only safe, but essential during the
pandemic |
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Brand new physics of superconducting metals refuted by
Lancaster physicists |
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Eliminating bias from healthcare AI critical to improve health
equity |
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Pandemic screen time tops 6 hours a day for some
kindergartners |
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New experimental drug cagrilintide (AM833), when combined with
emaglutide, shows potential for treatment of obesity (The Lancet) |
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Study finds that obesity drug semaglutide supresses appetite,
food cravings and energy intake |
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Semaglutide found to reduce body weight regardless of patient
characteristics, but females and those with lower body weight have better results |
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Study shows new obesity treatment semaglutide causes similar
weight loss across different age groups |
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Genetic risk of heart disease may be due to low Omega 3-linked
biomarker |
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Study finds obese people with pattern of later waking and peak
activity later in day at higher risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease |
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Study finds reduced risk of cataracts associated with obesity
surgery |
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COVID-19 is not influenza, but it offers lessons on beating
it, say Concordia researchers |
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A long-lasting, stable solid-state lithium battery |
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Johns Hopkins develops device for fast gonorrhea diagnosis |
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New algorithm to ensure more accuracy in studying the interior
of the Earth |
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How social media and AI enable companies to track brand
reputations in real-time |
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Mechanism deciphered: How organic acids are formed in the
atmosphere |
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Online CBT effective for social anxiety disorder in young
people |
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COVID-19 travel plan will let new variants into the UK |
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Delaying second COVID vaccine dose may prevent deaths under
certain conditions |
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Preliminary data suggests mixing COVID-19 vaccine increases
reactogenicity |
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Researchers reveal the internal signals cells use to maintain
energy |
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Mitochondrial enzyme found to block cell death pathway points
to new cancer treatment strategy |
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No lasting benefit to tubes over antibiotics for childhood ear
infections |
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Stanford scientists' software turns 'mental handwriting' into
on-screen words, sentences |
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Fatigue, mood disorders associated with post-COVID-19 syndrome |
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Elephant seals' extreme diving allows them to exploit deep
ocean niche |
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Study reveals structure of key receptors involved in memory
and learning |
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Petting therapy dogs enhances thinking skills of stressed
college students |
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'Opioid treatment deserts' abound, study finds |
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Researchers discover new genetic variants responsible for
neurodevelopmental disorders |
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Artificial intelligence tool uses chest X-ray to differentiate
worst cases of COVID-19 |
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CNIO researchers discover the cause of neuronal death in a
large proportion of familial ALS patients |
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Brain-computer interface creates text by decoding brain
signals associated with handwriting |
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Academic skills least valued when assessing the 'ideal
student' by academics and peers |
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Ancestors may have created 'iconic' sounds as bridge to first
languages |
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Pink drinks can help you run faster and further, study finds |
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Scientists uncover how resistance proteins protect plants from
pathogens |
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Harnessing the hum of fluorescent lights for more efficient
computing |
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Building molecules like Tinkertoys? A breakthrough study may
pave the way |
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Gold leaf could help diagnose viral infections in low-resource
settings |
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Earthworms could help reduce antibiotic resistance genes in
soil |
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Residential coal use in China results in many premature
deaths, models indicate |
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