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Bullying victims who feel targeted due to social
characteristics may experience effects more intensely |
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Scientists one step closer to re-writing world's first
synthetic yeast genome, unravelling the fundamental building blocks of life |
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Shark has virgin birth after no male contact for 4 years in
Chicago zoo |
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Battle looms over renewed plastic treaty negotiations |
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Copper Age woman survived two skull surgeries up to 4,500
years ago |
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Researchers achieve chemically controlled, reversible magnetic
phase transition |
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New antifungal molecule kills fungi without toxicity in human
cells, mice |
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'Rogue' star won't collide with our solar system in 29,000
years after all |
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Empire State Building-sized asteroid to come close to Earth in
2029: astronomers--National |
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Unlocking the secrets of spin with high-harmonic probes |
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Any activity is better for your heart than sitting--even
sleeping |
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NJ officials investigate unusual spike in Legionnaires'
disease |
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IOC to decide on Afghanistan's participation in LA Olympics
2028, says ICC CEO Allardice / Cricket News |
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Low-intensity fires reduce wildfire risk by 60%, according to
study |
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Allergic responses to common foods could significantly
increase risk of heart disease, cardiovascular death |
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Oxygen detected in Venus' hellish atmosphere |
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NASA's Mars fleet will still conduct science while lying low |
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Found at last: Bizarre, egg-laying mammal finally rediscovered
after 60 years |
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James Webb Space Telescope reveals most distant Milky Way
galaxy doppelganger |
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Quakes rock southwestern Iceland as volcanic eruption looms |
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Ethical, environmental and political concerns about climate
change affect reproductive choices |
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Want higher graduation rates? New study shows public spending
on families is key |
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How to use AI for discovery--without leading science astray |
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NASA's most wanted: The 5 most dangerous asteroids in the
solar system |
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Many physicists assume we must live in a multiverse--but their
basic math may be wrong |
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Do pets make you happier? Study shows they didn't during the
pandemic |
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The science of sperm in the 1700s |
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How Isaac Newton's experiments revealed the mystery of light |
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Oldest black hole discovered dating back to 470 million years
after the Big Bang |
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Yucatan's underwater caves host diverse microbial communities |
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Understanding consciousness goes beyond exploring brain
chemistry |
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A new theory linking evolution and physics has scientists
baffled--but is it solving a problem that doesn't exist? |
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Low-intensity fires reduce wildfire risk by 60% |
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Could scientists stop a 'planet killer' asteroid from hitting
Earth? |
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First release of images demonstrates Euclid space telescope's
potential |
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Scientists found hundreds of toxic chemicals in recycled
plastics |
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Gum leaf skeletonizer: The venomous 'Mad Hatterpillar' that
wears its old heads like a crown |
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Start of World Cup ski season falls victim to 'heavy snowfall' |
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Physical fitness since childhood predicts cerebellar volume in
adolescence |
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The sun may be smaller than we thought |
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Eroding remains of over 100 star-stripped '"missing
link'" dwarf galaxies spotted |
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Scientists find 14 new transient objects in space by peering
through the 'Christmas Tree Galaxy Cluster' |
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The mystery of phosphite--a scientific detective story |
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Is some of the body that collided with Earth to form the moon
still recognizable inside our planet? |
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How mega-floods can be predicted |
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Maya warrior statue with serpent helmet discovered at Chichen
Itza |
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EU parliamentarians agree on law to restore natural
environments |
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A closer look at rebel T cells |
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Which islands will become uninhabitable due to climate change
first? |
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Exposing plants to an unusual chemical early on may bolster
their growth and help feed the world |
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Quantum mechanics: Unlocking the secrets of spin with
high-harmonic probes |
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Controlled burns stem California blazes |
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Cardiologists reveal new heart disease risk calculator |
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Scuba diver discovers 30,000 astonishingly well-preserved
Roman coins off Italian coast |
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There's a fungal protein for that |
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Yeast cells can produce drugs for treatment of psychotic
disorders |
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Worried about the kids' pain med supply? Likely 'minimal'
issues this year: experts--National |
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Fossil fuel interests have large, yet often murky, presence at
climate talks, AP analysis finds |
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AI Order for Health Care May Bring Patients, Doctors Closer |
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Missing windows discovered on U.S.-bound plane after departing
London: NPR |
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'I was diagnosed with early-onset dementia and thought my life
was over' |
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AstraZeneca says it will prioritize U.S. market for RSV
drug--National |
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Republican faction seeks to keep courts from interpreting
Ohio's new abortion rights amendment |
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Can a Stem Cell Transplant Help [MS]? |
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Ukraine's veterans find sexual healing after war injuries and
trauma: NPR |
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Dr. Amir lists three red flags in your eyebrows that could
signal health problems |
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What is Zepbound? Could the weight-loss drug work better than
Ozempic?--National |
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How to Practice Gratitude |
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'I'm a chiropractor--this is the one stretch that will cure
your lower back pain' |
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Breast Cancer: More than 59 Percent Women Live with this Fatal
Disease; 5 Early Signs You Should Not Ignore |
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The GOP congressman who leads the House's probe of COVID-19's
origins says he won't seek reelection |
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'COVID Unmasked'--How to Take Back Our Nation |
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Israel revises down its death toll from Hamas attacks on
October 7: NPR |
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First Dates' Fred Sirieix battle with iron deficiency as he
'prepares to enter jungle' |
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World Diabetes Day 2023: 5 Signs of High Blood Sugar in Women |
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UK judge decries legal tactics used by sick child's parents as
he refuses to let her die at home |
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Why Are We Flooded with Outrage-Producing News Stories? |
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Cystic fibrosis drug which could save lives of thousands of
children 'too expensive' |
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Can taking salt off the table help prevent diabetes? It's not
that simple |
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Obesity drug Wegovy cut risk of serious heart problems by 20%,
study finds |
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Vatican removes conservative Texas bishop Strickland: NPR |
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Three reasons your coffee habit could be making you more tired |
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After man lost most of face and eye, he receives 1st
transplant of entire human eye |
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'I'm a professor--three more new COVID variants have emerged
alongside JN.1 and HV.1' |
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Puerto Rico declares flu epidemic as cases spike. 42 dead and
more than 900 hospitalized since July |
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This Pennsylvania school board made news for banning books.
Voters flipped it: NPR |
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'Give GPs waiting list targets like hospitals' say experts |
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Officials in Russia-annexed Crimea say private clinics have
stopped providing abortions |
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Hundreds of thousands march in London for Gaza cease-fire: NPR |
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Man diagnosed with stage 2 prostate cancer never had any
symptoms |
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Kaiser Permanente workers ratify contract after strike over
wages and staffing levels |
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Three tips to help prevent cancerous tumours from forming in
the body |
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Parents of a terminally ill baby lose UK legal battle to bring
her home |
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On Veterans Day, Biden speaks of plans to expand healthcare
for veterans: NPR |
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Doctor warns of a surprising risk factor that could lead to
dementia |
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Missouri Supreme Court hears case on latest effort to block
Planned Parenthood funding |
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More than 800 Sudanese reportedly killed in attack on Darfur
town, UN says: NPR |
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GP warns of early diabetes symptoms that often go unnoticed |
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German federal court denies 2 seriously ill men direct access
to lethal drug dose |
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The UAW won big--but what does it mean for the rest of us?:
NPR |
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Dentist gives urgent warning over the earliest signs of mouth
cancer to spot |
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US orders Puerto Rico drug distribution company to pay $12
million in opioid case |
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Migrants at the U.S. Southern border show up in historic
numbers. Here's why: NPR |
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Outcry grows over 'unbearably desperate' situation at Gaza
hospitals: NPR |
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The first signs of dementia that are not memory loss as doctor
issues warning |
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He lived without lungs. An amazing transplant and DD breast
implants saved him: Shots |
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The White House and some Republicans pan House GOP's two-part
funding proposal: NPR |
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Flu could hike your risk of heart attack by six times--how to
protect yourself |
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More than 100,000 march in Paris against soaring antisemitism
amid Israel-Hamas war: NPR |
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Older patients increasingly face digital barriers to see GP |
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