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Doctors, student help establish way to prioritize surgeries
during COVID-19 |
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System linked to operational hospitals, shorter lockdowns,
lives saved |
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Cognitive care using medicinal plant peptides |
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Bio-inspired hydrogel protects the heart from post-op
adhesions |
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Breathing new life into existing tech: FT-IR spectrometer
shows molecular orientation |
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There's a good reason online retailers are investing in
physical stores |
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mRNA vaccine yields full protection against malaria in mice |
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Surprising spider hair discovery may inspire stronger
adhesives |
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Meringue-like material could make aircraft as quiet as a
hairdryer |
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Greenhouse gas data deep dive reaches new level of 'reasonable
and true' |
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Study examines symptoms before and after kidney
transplantation |
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An acceleration of coastal overtopping around the world |
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Tai chi shows promise for relief of depression and anxiety in
stroke survivors |
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Study examines heart and kidney outcomes of adults with
nephrotic syndrome |
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Carcinogen-exposed cells provide clues in fighting
treatment-resistant cancers |
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Researchers dig deeper into how cells transport their waste
for recycling |
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Depression in dads of preemies deserves more attention |
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The 'Mozart effect' shown to reduce epileptic brain activity,
new research reveals |
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Common antibiotic found useful in accelerating recovery in
tuberculosis patients |
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Novel interactions between proteins that help in recovering
from brain injury |
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Robot-assisted surgery: Putting the reality in virtual reality |
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Pregnant women with migraine at higher risk of complications,
new research finds |
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Blackologists and the Promise of Inclusive Sustainability |
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HKU scientists reveal silver-based antimicrobials can be
utilized as antibiotic adjuvants to combat antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus aureus |
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Ancient bones provide clues about Kangaroo Island's past and
future |
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HKU physics Ph.D. student obtained the Higgs mode via
dimensional crossover in quantum magnets revealing importance of dimensions in many-body systems |
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Global standards to embed health and wellbeing into education
system |
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Study evaluates potential causes of increased transmission in
SARS-CoV-2 variants |
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New technique allows for identification of potential drugs to
fight resistant bacteria |
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Researchers explore microbial ecosystem in search of drugs to
fight SARS-CoV-2 |
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During COVID-19 pandemic, increased screen time correlates
with mental distress |
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COVID-19 leads to cognitive and behavioural problems in
patients, new study reveals |
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Pathogenic bacteria rendered almost harmless |
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New crab species with asymmetrical reproductive units
described by Singapore-Japan team |
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Future of perovskite solar cells shines a little brighter |
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Urban green space brings happiness when money can't buy it
anymore |
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'Urban green space affects citizens' happiness' |
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Researchers trace dust grain's journey through newborn solar
system |
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'Background' adverse event study will inform global COVID
vaccine safety monitoring |
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Creating cooler cities |
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Crustal block tectonics offer clues to Venus' geology, study
finds |
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Study: Removing 'bad apples' from police forces unlikely to
significantly reduce use-of-force complaints |
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Win or lose, women are seeking election for the long haul |
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New position statement declares that sleep is essential to
health |
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Rare neurological disorder documented following COVID-19
vaccination |
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How do developing spinal cords choose 'heads' or 'tails'? |
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Landmark field trials show potential of gene-editing |
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Modeling a circular economy for electronic waste |
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Health disadvantages of LGB communities increase among younger
generations |
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Researchers discover how the intestinal epithelium folds and
moves by measuring forces |
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Japanese, Italian, US physicists reveal new measurements of
high-energy cosmic rays |
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Poaching affects behavior of endangered capuchin monkeys in
Brazilian biological reserve |
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AGS publishes updated AGS Minimum Geriatrics Competencies for
Graduating Medical Students |
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Study examines how breast implant surfaces affect immune
response |
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Study: Electronic monitoring failed to reduce recidivism for
girls in juvenile justice system |
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Ben-Gurion U. scientists invent an artificial nose for
continuous bacterial monitoring |
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Exposure to pollutants, increased free-radical damage speeds
up aging |
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New method for molecular functionalization of surfaces |
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The Science of tsunamis |
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New method developed to detect and adjust population structure
in genetic summary data |
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SARS-CoV-2 infections may trigger antibody responses against
multiple virus proteins |
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Universal mechanism of regulation in plant cells discovered |
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Common perovskite superfluoresces at high temperatures |
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Profiling gene expression in plant embryos one nucleus at a
time |
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Nerve tumor in children: better tolerable chemotherapy without
loss of efficacy |
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Tulsa's jazz-style evolution on flood control shows importance
of collaboration: Study |
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'Flashed' nanodiamonds are just a phase |
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New cold atom source lays groundwork for portable quantum
devices |
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New research unlocks the mystery of New England's beaches |
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Physicists made photons be friends with magnons |
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Antibody disease enhancement of COVID-19 does not appear to
occur in animal models |
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COVID-19 dual-antibody therapies effective against variants in
animal study |
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Potato nutrients can help reduce sodium retention, may help
reduce risk of hypertension |
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Vegetation of planet Earth: Researchers publish unique
database as Open Access |
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Solar energy collectors grown from seeds |
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Third of Americans use gray market caregivers to aid the
elderly and those with dementia |
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RUDN University doctors found out the role of macrophages in
liver regeneration |
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Gene profile in blood predicts risk of poor outcomes, death
for patients with COVID-19 |
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Computers help researchers find materials to turn solar power
into hydrogen |
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There's more to genes than DNA: how Mum and Dad add something
extra, just for you |
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Novel smart cement can be used to build more durable roads and
cities |
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Blaming the pandemic for stress leaves couples happier |
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Better reporting of studies on artificial intelligence:
CONSORT-AI and beyond |
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New report from VA-BU-Concussion Legacy Foundation Brain Bank
marks 1,000 brain donations milestone with inside look at CTE research |
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New model simulates the tsunamis caused by iceberg calving |
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Running in the blood: Blood lipids are linked to cancer, but
depending on family history |
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New high-speed method for spectroscopic measurements |
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Switchable diurnal radiative cooling by doped VO2 |
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New modeling technique shows greater likelihood, frequency of
urban extreme heat events |
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RedHill announces presentation of positive oral opaganib phase
2 data in COVID-19 |
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Twenty-year study links childhood depression to disrupted
adult health and functioning |
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There's no cheating old age |
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Cellular mechanisms of early mammary gland development
unraveled |
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Study suggests blood test could guide precision treatment in
bladder cancer |
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Significant inequalities observed in popular Liverpool 'mass
testing' pilot |
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Nrf2: The custodian regulating oxidative stress and immunity
against acrylamide toxicity |
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Extracellular mRNA transported to the nucleus shows
translation-independent function |
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Tradition of keeping mementos in memory of loved ones dates
back at least 2,000 years |
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'Suffocating' cancer: A new headway in melanoma immunotherapy |
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Summer catch-up programs need to focus on teens' wellbeing,
not just academic progress |
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Microscopy deep learning predicts viral infections |
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A tapeworm drug against SARS-CoV-2? |
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Lead from leaded petrol persists in London air despite '90s
ban |
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Adjuvant-free avian influenza vaccines in the works |
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Targeted therapy could be first line treatment for childhood
cancer |
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Relying on native language is the most successful strategy
when learning idioms |
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New research finds GCSE results linked to child's enjoyment of
school aged six |
108 |
Novel associations between genetics and vitamin B12 deficiency
with an autoimmune etiology |
109 |
New research finds link between walking speed and dual tasking
after stroke |
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Men who perceive their marriage as unsuccessful are at high
risk for premature death |
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