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Researchers use environmental data to assess prostate cancer
diagnosis factors |
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Survey measures health care delays during pandemic's beginning |
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Thin is now in to turn terahertz polarization |
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An updated understanding of how to synthesize value-added
chemicals |
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Face masks effectively limit SARS-CoV-2 transmission |
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The doctor will see you (on the computer) now: telehealth's
time has come |
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AI-enabled EKGs find difference between numerical age and
biological age significantly affects health |
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What makes some oysters more resilient than others? |
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The impact of real-time feedback in employee reviews |
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New smartphone app predicts vineyard yields earlier, more
accurately |
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Once we're past the fear stage, where do we place the blame
for the COVID-19 pandemic? |
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Why are some COVID-19 vaccines working better for men than
women? |
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Worrying about your heart increases risk for mental health
disorders |
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When Medicare chips in on hepatitis C treatment for Medicaid
patients, everyone wins |
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Cornwall EU leave voters wanted to "take back
control" and express concern about immigration |
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New biosensor developed to aid early diagnosis of breast
cancer |
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Hubble tracks down fast radio bursts to galaxies' spiral arms |
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Multi-story buildings made of wood sell for 9% more than other
construction in Helsinki |
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Rare 4000 year comets can cause meteor showers on Earth |
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Global study of glacier debris shows impact on melt rate |
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Clearing the air: A reduction-based solution to nitrogen
pollution with a novel catalyst |
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Provenance: How an object's origin can facilitate authentic,
inclusive storytelling |
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Out of thick air: Transforming CO2 into light-emitting carbon |
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Study finds gender pay gap in large government agency |
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The viruses in our genes: When activated, they damage brain
development |
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How plants leave behind their parents' genomic baggage |
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Understanding light-activated proteins in order to improve
them |
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Total deaths due to COVID-19 underestimated by 20% in US
counties |
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Survival of migrating juvenile salmon depends on stream flow
thresholds |
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Newly identified antibody can be targeted by HIV vaccines |
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An inconstant Hubble constant? U-M research suggests fix to
cosmological cornerstone |
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Dana-Farber researchers present key studies at ASCO annual
meeting |
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Older adults with functional impairments linked to
prescription drug use/misuse |
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Solid-state batteries line up for better performance |
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Science moves closer to diet that improves metabolic health
without sharp cuts in calories |
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Weight cycling linked to increased sleep problems in women |
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Airborne radar reveals groundwater beneath glacier |
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The entire genome from Pe?tera Muierii 1 sequenced |
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Forensic memory detection tests less effective in older adults |
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UMD collaborates across disciplines to characterize the
economics and value of pollination |
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New research could lead to better treatment for epilepsy |
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The driving force behind tropical mudslides |
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Accounting for finance is key for climate mitigation pathways |
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Epigenetic mechanism can explain how chemicals in plastic may
cause lower IQ levels |
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Study finds evidence emotional support animals benefit those
with chronic mental illness |
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Deep learning enables dual screening for cancer and
cardiovascular disease |
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ALMA discovers the most ancient galaxy with spiral morphology |
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Special issue on the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Not all theories can explain the black hole M87* |
50 |
Origins of life researchers develop a new ecological
biosignature |
51 |
Sheltering people with COVID-19 experiencing homelessness
curbs spread |
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High risk of conflict between humans and elephants and lions |
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A stressful life in the city affects birds' genes |
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Research shows how people changed their behavior in response
to COVID-19 guidance |
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Targeting abnormal cell metabolism shows promise for treating
pediatric brain tumors |
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Solar geoengineering may be effective in alleviating impacts
of global warming on crops |
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Scientists in Asia resumed work far quicker than western
counterparts, international COVID lockdown |
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Global acceleration in rates of vegetation change |
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Surveillance turns up new coronavirus threat to humans |
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Influence of anesthetics of neonatal rat brain |
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A new form of carbon |
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Skoltech team completes a large-scale study into the role of
RNA maturation for organ development |
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Young orangutans have sex-specific role models |
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These cognitive exercises help young children boost their math
skills, study shows |
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We know the cost of free choice and locality--and not only in
physics |
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Alterations in the 3D genome structure and effects on
fertility revealed |
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Electrons riding a double wave |
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A peptide that allows cannabis-derived drugs to relieve pain
without side effects |
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New findings help in protecting divertor without degrading
core plasma |
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Immune cells promote proinflammatory fatty liver disease |
71 |
Doctors have nothing to fear from a central register of
interests, say experts |
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E-scooters as a new micro-mobility service |
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The when and why of foehn warming in northwestern Japan |
74 |
New study presents evaporation-driven transport-control of
small molecules along nanoslits |
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Making the invisible visible |
76 |
New NUS technology completes vital class of industrial
reactions five times faster |
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People with newly diagnosed AD are less likely to have
cataract surgery than people without AD |
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How injured nerves stop themselves from healing |
79 |
OU-MRU: High levels of television exposure affect visual
acuity in children |
80 |
Experimental drug makes radiation therapy more effective, less
damaging |
81 |
Parrot poachers striking while the market's hot |
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Opening up possibilities with open-top optofluidic device |
83 |
Challenging the standard model of cancer |
84 |
Compound commonly found in candles lights the way to
grid-scale energy storage |
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Across US, COVID-19 death rate higher for those with IDD |
86 |
Medicare negotiation could save businesses $195 billion and
workers another $98 billion |
87 |
Nearly 3% of Americans take immune-weakening drugs that may
limit COVID vaccine response |
88 |
New AI-based tool can find rare cell populations in large
single-cell datasets |
89 |
Molecule enlists patient's immune system to combat HIV |
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Condensing by turning toward the crowd |
91 |
New tool factors effects of fossil-fuel emissions on ocean
research |
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Global pollen samples reveal vegetation rate of change |
93 |
New single-cell analysis tool links immune cells to kidney
cancer recurrence |
94 |
Cardioids--heartbeat, heartbreak and recovery in a dish |
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Solving a natural riddle of water filtration |
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Walking in their shoes: Using virtual reality to elicit
empathy in healthcare providers |
97 |
Technique uses fluctuations in video pixels to measure energy
use of developing embryos |
98 |
New 96 million-year-old fossil represents oldest side-necked
turtle in north America |
99 |
Stress from 2016 US presidential election associated with
increase in cardiac events |
100 |
Colorectal cancer screening past age 75 lowers cancer death
risk for most |
101 |
New research maps COVID-19 dispersal dynamics in New York's
first wave of epidemic |
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Less forest, more species |
103 |
Slow yoga prevents fainting |
104 |
Global food, hunger challenges projected to increase
mortality, disability by 2050 |
105 |
Radar tracking uncovers mystery of where honeybee drones have
sex |
106 |
Earth's vegetation is changing faster today than it has over
the last 18,000 years |
107 |
From mice to men: Study reveals potential new target for
treating acute myeloid leukemia |
108 |
Moon mission delays could increase risks from solar storms |
109 |
Immune genetics and previous common cold infections might help
protect Japan from COVID-19 |
110 |
Two complete responses and response rate of 41% for people
with synovial sarcoma reported at ASCO in Adaptimmune's phase 2 SPEARHEAD-1 trial |
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