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Pets and their owners diet together, new study finds |
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Modeling can predict mutation "hotspots" and
antibody escapers in SARS-CoV-2 spike protein |
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New expert statement confirms strong links between our
hormones and COVID-19 |
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Researchers use 'hole-y' math and machine learning to study
cellular self-assembly |
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Magnetically propelled cilia power climbing soft robots and
microfluidic pumps (video) |
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COVID-19 pandemic has created the "perfect storm"
for family violence |
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What are the effects of inappropriate prescriptions in older
adults? |
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Researchers estimate COVID-19-positive rate in Stockholm
during first year of pandemic |
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Music may benefit older adults with cognitive impairment |
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Study points to potential treatment for citrus disease |
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Study reveals high levels of contaminants in killer whales |
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Different physical activity 'cocktails' have similar health
benefits |
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CT scans offer new view of Lake Malawi cichlid specimens in
Penn State museum |
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Alzheimer protein APP regulates learning and social behavior
in the healthy brain |
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Research team develops new class of soft materials |
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Thermoplasmonic sensor for the detection of phase transitions
in nanoscale materials |
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New study shows flies mutant for schizophrenia-associated
genes respond well to anti-psychotics |
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Palm oil plantations change the social behavior of macaques |
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Why bipolar patients don't take their meds |
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Cholesterol levels sustainably lowered using base editing |
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Single fingerprint at a crime scene detects class A drug usage |
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How a small fish coped with being isolated from the sea |
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An automated box on wheels--with personality |
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New insight into protein production in brain could help tackle
dementia |
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New FAST discoveries shed light on pulsars |
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Lockdowns may affect children's fitness--Study |
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Fresh insight into protein production inside brain cells could
help tackle Parkinson's |
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New research may revolutionise cataract treatment |
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AI-aided search for single-atom-alloy catalysts yields more
than 200 promising candidates |
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A rapid antigen test for SARS-CoV-2 in saliva |
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TPU scientists: Effective application of power transformers to
reduce cost of electrical energy |
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A new rapid test detects a coronavirus infection in 10 minutes |
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Parkinson's patients are particularly affected by COVID-19 |
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Research of microring lasers shows prospects of optical
applications in electronics |
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Groundwater monitoring with seismic instruments |
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Pancreatic cancer: Mechanisms of metastasis |
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A protein modification of MECP2 can convey neuroprotection
under inflammation |
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Wireless and battery-free spintronic energy harvester |
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Scientists take a bite out of solar efficiency challenge with
sandwich model |
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Children's sleep and adenotonsillectomy |
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Same nerve cell--Different influence on food intake |
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Study led by NTU Singapore finds that microbes work as a
network in causing lung infection |
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Plant consumers play unexpectedly large role in the evolution
of seedling success |
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Tumor marker may help overcome endocrine treatment-resistant
breast cancer |
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Immunotherapy combination shows benefit for patients with
advanced melanoma |
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Parental consumption shapes how teens think about and use
cannabis |
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We've got the dirt on soil protists |
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NYU Abu Dhabi researchers develop non-contact probe to analyze
single cells within tumors |
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'No level of smoke exposure is safe' |
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Case Western Reserve researchers identify potential approach
to controlling epileptic seizures |
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Predicting blood clots before they happen in pediatric
patients |
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How international students make decisions about staying in
Canada |
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Digital precision agriculture tool helps Nepalese rice farmers
breakthrough yield barriers |
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New insights into androgen's action could boost battle against
prostate cancer |
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Workplace pandemic protocols impact employee behavior outside
work |
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Study raises new alarm over long-term exposure to second-hand
smoke |
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New pan-European research reveals double the concern about
mental health impact of Lockdown and associated restrictions than physical inactivity |
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Researchers closer to gene therapy that would restore hearing
for the congenitally deaf |
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New, biological, and safer soaps |
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New report indicates annual economic impact of human
genetics/genomics |
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TTUHSC study: Virus, restrictions increase mental health risks
for nursing home caregivers |
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Combination therapy achieves high rates of response for
patients with ALL |
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Mitochondrial function influences schizophrenia status in
patients with genetic disorder |
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Good results with online CBT for atopic eczema |
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Study finds new and effective treatment for vitamin D
deficiency |
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Small uveal melanomas 'not always harmless,' ground breaking
study finds |
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Wellcome's opaque fossil fuel investments harm its global
health mission |
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Study explores risk of developing long term conditions during
the post-acute phase of COVID-19 |
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Study finds almost 1 million extra deaths in 29 high income
countries in 2020 |
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Scientists reconstruct past history of largest ice shelf on
Antarctic Peninsula |
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Bringing sexy back: What Australian men and women find
attractive in a potential mate |
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Cancer prevention and early detection continues to be
suboptimal in the United States |
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Genetic analysis begins to unravel the impact of rare
mutations on the severity of autism |
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European colonists may have driven the extinction of 50-70% of
snakes and lizards on the Guadeloupe Islands |
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Study finds worse outcomes for heart attack survivors living
in disadvantaged neighborhoods |
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Robotic 'Third Thumb' use can alter brain representation of
the hand |
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Novel approach identifies genes linked to autism and predicts
patient IQ |
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Heavy metal vapors unexpectedly found in comets throughout our
Solar System--and beyond |
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COVID-19 pandemic magnified health inequities for people with
high blood pressure |
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Protein simulation, experiments unveil clues on origins of
Parkinson's disease |
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Half of Guadeloupe's snakes and lizards went extinct after
European colonization |
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Researchers shed light on the evolution of extremist groups |
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Insect and animal invasions can teach us about COVID-19 |
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Monitoring species condemned to extinction may help save
others as global temperatures rise |
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'Postcode lottery' of nutrient intake from crops revealed in
new study |
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Oncotarget: Inhibition of resistant triple-negative breast
cancer cells |
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Different levels of conservation protection favor distinct
communities |
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Sex-specific social learning prepares young orangutans for
adulthood |
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World met target for protected area coverage on land, but
quality must improve |
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Mapping the quantum frontier, one layer at a time |
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Invasive alien species may cost African agricultural sector
$3.66 trillion per year |
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'Alien' plants could pose risk to fruit bats |
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Breast cancer treatments do not increase risk of COVID-19
infection or death |
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Children's physical activity linked to academic achievement
via regulation of emotions |
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Eating habits change only slightly after gestational diabetes
diagnosis, NIH study suggests |
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Sexual attraction preferences vary between men and women and
across different ages |
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An illuminating possibility for stroke treatment:
Nano-photosynthesis |
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Invasive alien species cost Africa's agricultural sector
estimated $3.6 trillion a year |
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Seniors with medicare and medicaid fare worse functionally
after ICU |
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VOYAGE phase 3: Dupilumab significantly reduced asthma
exacerbations in children age 6-11 |
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Tezepelumab significantly reduced asthma exacerbations: Phase
3 NAVIGATOR trial |
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Device for detection of signs of sudden cardiac death
developed at TPU |
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Chirality memory effect of ferromagnetic domain walls |
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Type 2 diabetes medication shown to benefit asthma patients |
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Penn doubles the percentage of Black participants in cancer
clinical trials |
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Scientists reveal structural details of how SARS-CoV-2
variants escape immune response |
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Will COVID-19 eventually become just a seasonal nuisance? |
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Novel immune checkpoints have applications for cancer,
autoimmune disease treatment |
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Research suggests fly brains make predictions, possibly using
universal design principles |
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Study: Culture influences mask wearing |
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