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Fertility drugs do not increase breast cancer risk, study
finds |
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Butterflies cross the Sahara in longest-known insect migration |
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Climate change may lead to more landfalling tropical cyclones
in China |
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New method using profragrance nanoparticles promises
longer-lasting scented products |
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Ramanome Database can help mining microalgal cell factories
for reducing carbon emissions |
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Surgical treatment of brain tumors should also be considered
for the elderly |
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The clean power of starch |
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A bright future: Using visible light to decompose CO2 with
high efficiency |
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Understanding the impact of medical cannabis on kids, a
meta-analysis |
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Keeping a vigilant watch on SARS-CoV-2 |
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Plant probes make sense for sustainable farming |
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Projections of US high-tide flooding show rapid increases and
extreme months |
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New geochemical study confirms cause of end-Permian mass
extinction event |
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Study charts 60 years of treatments, health characteristics
among people with dwarfism |
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Research suggests mask-wearing can increase struggles with
social anxiety |
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Changes in farming practices could reduce greenhouse gas
emissions by 70% by 2036 |
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Risk of forced labour in clothing industry rises due to
pandemic and industry response |
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Investigational Alzheimer's drug improves biomarkers of the
disease |
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Protein linked to heart health, disease a potential
therapeutic target for dementia |
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The paths through which COVID-19 spread across Brazil |
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Smartphone screening and referral increases access to care for
people with eye problems |
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The risks of adopting 'body positivity' to make a sale |
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COVID-19 studies are bolstered by lung cells made from induced
pluripotent stem cells |
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Scientists develop energy saving technique paving way for a
carbon neutral society |
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The same cell type can help or hinder kidney repair after
acute injury |
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Birthdays and COVID-19 |
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Women who lose close elections are just as likely to run again
as men |
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This molecule is made from sugar, shaped like a doughnut, and
formed using light |
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How the surfaces of silicone breast implants affect the immune
system |
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Virtual reality as pain relief: reducing dressing change pain
in pediatric burn patients |
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Genetic cause of neurodevelopmental disorder discovered |
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Popular sepsis prediction tool less accurate than claimed |
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Stanford researchers develop new software for designing
sustainable cities |
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Cuts to children's support centres in England linked to
thousands more kids with obesity |
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Study shows registry data could support clinical trials |
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Childhood BMI may influence poorer health outcomes in
adulthood |
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Inkjet printing 'impossible materials' |
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Some blood pressure-lowering meds linked to less memory
decline in older adults |
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Sleep apnea worsens heart disease, yet often untreated |
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Drinking any type of coffee associated with reduced risk of
chronic liver disease |
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Statin therapy not associated with cognitive decline, dementia
in older adults, study says |
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Smaller bodies, longer wings, earlier migrations: Untangling
the multiple impacts of climate warming |
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Slamming political rivals may be the most effective way to go
viral--revealing social media's 'perverse incentives' |
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New study on climate change impacts on plants could lead to
better conservation strategies |
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'Pack ice' tectonics reveal Venus' geological secrets |
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Study reveals racial and ethnic disparities in childhood
cancers by single year of age |
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Blaming COVID-19 can help couples weather pandemic-related
stress |
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Exposure to homophobic attitudes linked to higher stress
levels among sexual minorities |
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Anti-gay statements trigger elevated stress in lesbian, gay
and bisexual study participants |
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Females supercharge sperm evolution in animals |
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COVID-19-related multisystem inflammatory syndrome in adults:
rare but possible |
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Indigenous people travel long distances to give birth compared
with non-Indigenous people |
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Implantable brain device relieves pain in early study |
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Listening to mix of sounds and silence preserves temporal
sound processing in mice |
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Natural hazards threaten 57% of US structures |
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New report highlights best practices for sustainable rural
infrastructure |
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Study reveals agriculture-related injuries more numerous than
previously known |
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Salton Sea aerosol exposure triggers unique and mysterious
pulmonary response |
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Advancing research on environmentally friendly,
hydrogen-enriched fuel |
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Making our computers more secure |
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Songbirds and humans share some common speech patterns |
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Asymmetry in CO2 emissions and removals could skew climate
targets: SFU research |
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SFRP2 and PD-1 immunotherapy combination halts osteosarcoma
metastasis in model |
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New machine learning methods could improve environmental
predictions |
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Not all dietary proteins are created equal |
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More intense and frequent thunderstorms linked to global
climate variability |
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Some seafloor microbes can take the heat: And here's what they
eat |
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It's true: Stress does turn hair gray (and it's reversible) |
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In many cases, MS starts long before the diagnosis |
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Flash mob in the nucleus |
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Experts highlight solutions to bolster long-term care
workforce |
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Researchers find signs of inflammation in brains of people who
died of COVID-19 |
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Switching from Western diet to a balanced diet may reduce
skin, joint inflammation |
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Marine sediments explain how part of Brazil's Northeast region
became semi-arid |
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Investigating a better treatment sequence for esophageal
cancer |
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Cities 'must become car-free to survive' |
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WVU research finds 'excess deaths' in Amish and Mennonite
communities during pandemic |
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Parental monitoring and consistency in adolescence can reduce
young Black men's likelihood of criminal behavior |
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Nightside radio could help reveal exoplanet details |
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Study provides MIS-C treatment guidance |
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Foreign-born status, but not acquired US citizenship, protects
many immigrants from criminal victimization |
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Study finds common protein in blood enables human
fertilization and fighting infection |
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Political variables carried more weight than healthcare in
government response to COVID-19 |
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Ontario students more likely to drive after consuming cannabis
than alcohol |
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A more robust memory device for AI systems |
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Attention anti-vaccinators: Skin reactions to mRNA COVID-19
vaccines are no cause for alarm |
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Rap1 controls the body's sugar levels from the brain |
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Sound-induced electric fields control the tiniest particles |
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Atmospheric water vapor in the city of Tel Aviv is suitable
for drinking |
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Health care leaders call for national focus on preventing
hospital-acquired pneumonia |
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Pandemic shift to home working could create UK tax crisis |
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Antelope's fate shrouded by social, political forces |
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How pancreatic cancer cells dodge drug treatments |
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Partisanship guided Americans' personal safety decisions early
in the pandemic |
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Racism and segregation associated with advanced stage lung
cancers among blacks |
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Self-reported declines in cognition may be linked to changes
in brain connectivity |
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How a bone marrow fat hormone controls metabolism and bone
cell development |
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Targeted tumors attack not-innocent bystanders |
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Did the ancient Maya have parks? |
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Scientists identify combination of biological markers
associated with severe dengue |
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Researchers hope a protein blueprint might aid infertility
treatments |
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Ready, set, go--how stem cells synchronise to repair the
spinal cord in axolotls |
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Salt marsh plants may signal carbon capture capacity |
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Exotic superconductors: The secret that wasn't there |
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Progress in the functional characterization of human olfactory
receptors |
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Synthetic tree enhances solar steam generation for harvesting
drinking water |
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Testing several genes can lead to better effect of medicinal
products |
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Personality traits relate to being a morning or evening person |
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Open learning spaces do not increase children's physical
activity |
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The humidity of flowers acts as an invisible attractor for
bumblebees |
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