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2.5 grammes of pure cocoa found to improve visual acuity in
daylight |
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Magneto-thermal imaging brings synchrotron capabilities to the
lab |
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Machine learning aids earthquake risk prediction |
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Rare genetic defect replicated in fish model |
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Black patients with cirrhosis more likely to die, less likely
to get liver transplant |
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Fracture setting method could replace metal plates, with fewer
complications |
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Odd smell: flies sniff ammonia in a way new to science |
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Researchers call for improvements to working culture and
conditions for junior doctors |
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Viruses as communication molecules |
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A novel energy storage solution featuring pipes and anchors |
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New research reveals remarkable resilience of sea life in the
aftermath of mass extinctions |
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Half of young adults with COVID-19 have persistent symptoms 6
months after |
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Use of additional Metop-C and Fengyun-3 C/D data improves
regional weather forecasts |
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Phone swabs can accurately detect COVID-19 |
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The origins of farming insects |
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China's EarthLab begins trials as country's first facility
exploring Earth system interactions |
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Earth-like biospheres on other planets may be rare |
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Synthesis of a near-infrared light absorbing macrocyclic
aromatic compound |
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Kit clashes affect performance in football matches, new study
shows |
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Being Anglo-Saxon was a matter of language and culture, not
genetics |
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Novel lncRNA, Caren, counteracts heart failure progression |
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Major risk of eye injuries from padel, research
ophthalmologists say |
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Asian elephants do more than just trumpet--they buzz their
lips to squeak |
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Outstanding organic solar cells' performance achieved by using
new technology |
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10 keys to integrating health into urban and transport
planning |
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Influence of land use on soil erosion in European Russia for
the last 30 years |
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Junk food relief in lockdown |
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If the right hand is hypersensitive due to an injury to the
left |
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Rapid progression in cardiovascular disease risk factors can
reveal high-risk individuals |
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Bioinspired mineralization of calcium carbonate in peptide
hydrogel |
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Study reveals formation mechanism of first carbon-carbon bond
in MTO process |
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AI spots healthy stem cells quickly and accurately |
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East Antarctic summer cooling trends caused by tropical
rainfall clusters |
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Tuckered out: Early Antarctic explorers underfed their dogs |
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Machine learning for solar energy is supercomputer kryptonite |
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Virtual training helps underserved middle schoolers hone
social skills |
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Declining treatment during maternity care can foster tension
between patients and providers |
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Bourneville's tuberous sclerosis: everything unfolds in the
brain shortly after birth |
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People overestimate Black Americans' chances of economic
success |
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Single dose of Pfizer or Astra Zeneca COVID-19 vaccine offers
substantial protection to residents of long-term care homes |
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Delayed infection after injected buttock fillers in a
29-year-old woman |
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Dutch study finds antibiotic-resistant bacteria common in
veterinary staff |
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An unexpected discovery: Inflammatory proteins may slow
cognitive decline in aging adults |
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How to make lithium-ion batteries invincible |
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New research uncovers how cancers with common mutation develop
resistance to targeted drugs |
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Language trade-off? No, bilingual children reliably acquire
English by age 5 |
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Scientists uncover new mechanism that enables development of
cancer |
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Study shows surgical face masks provide good protection
against aerosols, while plastic face shields provide no protection |
49 |
Methodology from GWAS accurately flags more deadly SARS-CoV-2
variant |
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Long COVID symptoms likely caused by Epstein-Barr virus
reactivation |
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Differences in countries' COVID-19 guidelines created
confusion for healthcare professionals |
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Universal health care benefited colon cancer survival |
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Mind the gap: Scientists use stellar mass to link exoplanets
to planet-forming disks |
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New UN report calls for urgent help for world's oceans |
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Bird migration takes plants in wrong direction to cope with
climate change |
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Study: Environmental risks exacerbated for vulnerable
populations in small towns |
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Subconscious changes in movement may predict Alzheimer's
disease |
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How does the one-humped Arabian camel survive without
drinking? |
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Low energy hydrogenation without hydrogen: Efficient catalysis
in a stable emulsion gel |
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Critical cell process shown to be missing in humans |
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Using virtual populations for clinical trials |
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Number of NHS doctors taking early retirement has tripled
since 2008 |
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Long COVID has resurfaced tensions over treatment of chronic
fatigue syndrome |
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Decreases in life expectancy in 2020 much larger in the US
than other high income countries |
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Geckos might lose their tails, but not their dinner |
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Toxic workplaces increase risk of depression by 300% |
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COVID-19 disruptions in sub-Saharan Africa will have
substantial health consequences |
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Systolic blood pressure above 120 mmHg increases rate of
cardiovascular disease |
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Pandemic drives largest decrease in US life expectancy since
1943 |
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Recycling of the eye's light sensors is faulty in progressive
blindness of older adults |
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Study on fiscal policy advocates for making hay while the sun
shines |
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Schools should strive to improve students' food literacy |
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Skin reactions after COVID-19 vaccination: Rare, uncommonly
recur after second dose |
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Leopard gecko skin tumors traced to cancer gene |
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Research may help identify more dangerous strains of the virus
that causes COVID-19 |
76 |
Can genetic tests predict children's risk of developing
scoliosis? |
77 |
Insights on the link between chronic stress and Alzheimer's
disease |
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Do hormonal contraceptives impact glaucoma risk? |
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Life in these star-systems could have spotted Earth |
80 |
Antibody therapy rescues mice from lethal nerve-muscle disease |
81 |
Pandemic air quality due to weather, not just lockdowns |
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The mysterious Chinese mountain cat probably was not involved
in feline domestication |
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Minority groups in the US experience cognitive issues earlier
in life |
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Researchers use AI to track cognitive deviation in aging
brains |
85 |
Rising greenhouse gases pose continued threat to Arctic ozone
layer |
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First clear view of a boiling cauldron where stars are born |
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Harvesting drinking water from humidity around the clock |
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Quantum birds |
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Immune cells in the human biliary system mapped |
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Cellular signatures of kidney tumours discovered |
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Low-cost method for finding new coronavirus variants |
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Climate change makes arctic ozone loss worse |
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Mongooses solve inequality problem |
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Pleistocene sediment DNA from Denisova Cave |
95 |
Starchy snacks may increase CVD risk; fruits and veggies at
certain meals decreases risk |
96 |
Mining precious rare-earth elements from coal fly ash with a
reusable ionic liquid |
97 |
Low-cost imaging technique shows how smartphone batteries
could charge in minutes |
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Mapping methane sources in Paris |
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Combining three techniques boosts brain-imaging precision |
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Had COVID-19? One vaccine dose enough; boosters for all, study
says |
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Review shows minimal, high-quality evidence dietary
supplements lead to weight loss |
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Common moles could serve as players in battling melanoma and
preventing its recurrence |
103 |
New algorithm helps autonomous vehicles find themselves,
summer or winter |
104 |
Providing clean, safe and private toilet, menstrual hygiene
management for the homeless: An audit |
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After stroke, more than one try to remove blood clots may be
tied to worse outcome |
106 |
English neighborhoods which have less-healthy diets estimated
by modelling study |
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Anglo-Saxon ancestry was 'mixed and mutable' |
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US children pay high price for gun violence |
109 |
People willing to pay more for coffee that's ethical and
eco-friendly, meta-analysis finds |
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Stopping the onset and progression of intractable immune
diseases |
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