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Physician-patient gender concordance may not matter in
interventional practice |
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Asthma medication use and exacerbations |
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The use of couple therapy to reduce pain during intercourse |
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Incentivized product reviews: Positive to a fault? |
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Building a better LED bulb |
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Prism adaptation treatment improves rehabilitation outcomes in
people with spatial neglect |
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Skoltech researchers proposed an attractive cheap organic
material for batteries |
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Does cold wildfire smoke contribute to water repellent soils
in burned areas? |
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Impact of coal burning on Yangtze River is comparable to
natural processes |
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Algorithm to compare cells across species |
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Holograms increase solar energy yield |
12 |
Non-hallucinogenic psychedelic analog reverses effects of
stress in mouse study |
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Researchers uncover mechanism related to severe post-COVID-19
disease in children |
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Serendipitous discovery could lead to treatment for strokes,
cardiac arrest |
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Microbes metabolizing toxic substances were found in the
burning coal seams of Kuzbass |
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A COVID-fighter's guide to T cells |
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Study shows how fungi and bacteria can activate genes
associated with head and neck cancer |
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Study examines how pandemic-related changes affect college
students' motivation |
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Parents abused as children may pass on emotional issues |
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New study shows how to boost muscle regeneration and rebuild
tissue |
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SARS-CoV-2: Estimating infectiousness |
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Candid cosmos: eROSITA cameras set benchmark for astronomical
imaging |
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Scientists discover a protein that naturally enhances wheat
resistance to head scab |
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Nearly half of COVID-19 patients left hospital in worse
physical condition |
25 |
Probing deeper into origins of cosmic rays |
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Technique to evaluate wind turbines may boost wind power
production |
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Bite defects in bottom-up graphene nanoribbons |
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States' developmental disability services lacking for autistic
adults and their families |
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New international research provides tips for entrepreneurs to
beat the grind |
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Researchers seek deeper understanding on how cells in the body
operate |
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New wiki on salivary proteins may transform diagnostic testing
and personalized medicine |
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Long COVID places 'huge burden' on survivors' families, new
research suggests |
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Racemases: The hunt for drugs to neutralise these critical
enzymes |
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SARS-CoV-2 RNA discovery unlocks new potential treatments |
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'Rejuvenating' the Alzheimer's brain |
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Decreased testing could lead to surge in sexually transmitted
infections |
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Wearable devices show that physical activity may lower atrial
fibrillation and stroke risk |
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New AI technology protects privacy |
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Light-emitting MXene quantum dots |
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Superflimsy graphene turned ultrastiff by optical forging |
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Immune cells imperfect at distinguishing between friend and
foe, study suggests |
42 |
Impaired dopamine transporters contribute to Parkinson's
disease-like symptoms |
43 |
Study reveals new details on what happened in the first
microsecond of Big Bang |
44 |
Made in the shade or fun in the sun |
45 |
Clear differences in how Nordic journalists experience their
professional role |
46 |
Dimensions of invasion success |
47 |
Russian scientists synthesize effective compounds for
anticancer drugs |
48 |
Is deference to supernatural beings present in infancy? |
49 |
Scientific software--Quality not always good |
50 |
Low blood flow in the brain may be an early sign of
Parkinson's disease |
51 |
Does the Milky Way move like a spinning top? |
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From harmless skin bacteria to dreaded pathogens |
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Research finds half of UK residents willing to adopt vaccine
passports for travel |
54 |
Road verges provide opportunity for wildflowers, bees and
trees |
55 |
Vitamin B6 deficiency enhances the noradrenergic system,
leading to behavioral deficits |
56 |
Two new attacks break PDF certification |
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Newly discovered enzymes are not heavy metal fans |
58 |
Tuning the intermediate reaction barriers by a CuPd catalyst
for CO2 electroreduction to C2 products |
59 |
Food scraps get a bold new life |
60 |
New technique breaks the mould for 3D printing medical
implants |
61 |
Pain monitoring helps assess the effectiveness of
opioid-sparing approaches during surgery |
62 |
Superoxide produced in the cochlea of inner ears causes
acquired hearing loss |
63 |
China makes remarkable gains in maternal and child survival
rates |
64 |
Immune function of small chloroplasts in the epidermal cells
of plants |
65 |
As water sources become scarce, understanding emerging
subsurface contaminants is key |
66 |
Conservation success leads to new challenges for endangered
mountain gorillas |
67 |
'Slow slip' earthquakes' hidden mechanics revealed |
68 |
Synchrotron X-ray experiment reveals a small nudge with big
consequences |
69 |
Can TV shows help teens navigate bullying, depression and
other mental health issues? |
70 |
AI spots neurons better than human experts |
71 |
Machine learning platform identifies activated neurons in
real-time |
72 |
Data from smartwatches can help predict clinical blood test
results |
73 |
COVID-19 news from Annals of Internal Medicine |
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Egyptian fossil surprise: Fishes thrived in tropics in ancient
warm period, despite high ocean temperature |
75 |
Narcissism linked to aggression in review of 437 studies |
76 |
Conserving and monitoring genetic diversity will benefit
nature and society |
77 |
Soft X-ray method promises nanocarrier breakthroughs for smart
medicine |
78 |
Scuba-diving lizards use bubble attached to snout to breathe
underwater |
79 |
Delivering "serendipity": Seemingly random product
discovery, aided by technology |
80 |
National survey of frontline health care workers finds fear,
unsafe working conditions |
81 |
Press (re)play to remember--How the brain strengthens memories
during sleep |
82 |
Engineering matter at the atomic level |
83 |
HPV vaccine shows success in gay, bisexual men |
84 |
Unforeseen links to chronic pancreatitis found in
cancer-related signals |
85 |
Gero scientists found a way to break the limit of human
longevity |
86 |
New research supports pridopidine's neuroprotective properties
in Huntington's Disease models |
87 |
Odd angles make for strong spin-spin coupling |
88 |
For men, low testosterone means high risk of severe COVID-19 |
89 |
UBCO researchers examine how pandemics impact the homeless |
90 |
Silver attacks bacteria, gets 'consumed' |
91 |
Number and relative age of siblings is linked to risk of
cardiovascular events |
92 |
Methotrexate users have a reduced immune response to mRNA
COVID-19 vaccine |
93 |
First reported cases of clots in large arteries causing stroke
following COVID-19 vaccination |
94 |
Nonprofits, federal government surpass pharma to lead
Alzheimer's drug development |
95 |
Cocaine's effect on the brain: Fruit fly research shows impact
at the cellular level |
96 |
Harnessing next generation sequencing to detect SARS-CoV-2 |
97 |
Mothers' depression impacts mother-infant relationships |
98 |
ORIENT-12 Study demonstrates adding sintilimab to
gemcitabine/platinum has clinical benefit |
99 |
Whale carcasses help answer mysteries of elusive species |
100 |
According to a new study, testosterone therapy may reduce
non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in obese |
101 |
ED visits for appendicitis, miscarriage fell sharply in first
wave of COVID-19 pandemic |
102 |
Ancient fish bones reveal non-kosher diet of ancient Judeans,
say researchers |
103 |
How New Zealand's cheeky kea and kaka will fare with climate
change |
104 |
New methods proposed to characterize polymer lamellar crystals |
105 |
Novel way by NUS scientists to predict chemotherapy resistance
in ovarian cancer patients |
106 |
Ionophobic electrode boosts energy storage performance |
107 |
Fish adapt to ocean acidification by modifying gene expression |
108 |
Quantification of the internal OH--effects in upconversion
nanocrystals |
109 |
Low on antibodies, blood cancer patients can fight off
COVID-19 with T cells |
110 |
'Shortcuts' to increase female enrollment in economics may
backfire, OSU study cautions |
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