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Changing climate, growing human populations and widespread
fires contributed to the last major extinction event |
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Ultrasound can briefly induce a hibernation-like state in
animals |
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Breast size affects women's attitudes to
exercise--ScienceDaily |
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The process could usher in an era of shot-free vaccines,
researchers say--ScienceDaily |
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Groundbreaking green propane production method--ScienceDaily |
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A new way to identify chiral molecules with light could vastly
improve detection efficiency--ScienceDaily |
| 7 |
Patients forget appointments, mix up medications and have no
one to contact in an emergency.--ScienceDaily |
| 8 |
A new 'spin' on ergodicity breaking--ScienceDaily |
| 9 |
Nature-inspired pressure sensing technology that aims to
transform healthcare and surgical robots--ScienceDaily |
| 10 |
Using big data on livestock farms could improve antimicrobial
resistance surveillance--ScienceDaily |
| 11 |
Spear thrower weapon use by prehistoric females equalized the
division of labor while hunting--ScienceDaily |
| 12 |
Increasing legumes and reducing red meat is safe for bone
health and protein intake--ScienceDaily |
| 13 |
How a supposed 'nuclear' receptor makes TCR signaling
possible--ScienceDaily |
| 14 |
Study observes sudden acceleration of flow, generates new
boundary layer--ScienceDaily |
| 15 |
Discovery could lead to targeted new treatments for aggressive
cancer of the bone marrow--ScienceDaily |
| 16 |
Seine pollution forces cancelation of third Olympics test
event |
| 17 |
Economist group argues for scientific experimentation in
environmental policymaking--ScienceDaily |
| 18 |
Radiation may not be necessary for patients with low-risk
breast cancer--ScienceDaily |
| 19 |
North Atlantic volcanic activity was a major driver of climate
change 56 million years ago, study finds |
| 20 |
Pollutants are important to biodiversity's role in spread of
wildlife diseases--ScienceDaily |
| 21 |
Should you really pee on a jellyfish sting? |
| 22 |
Without aggressive climate action, U.S. property values will
take a hit from escalating wildfire risk and tree mortality, study finds--ScienceDaily |
| 23 |
Victorian-era disease hits Scotland's poorest |
| 24 |
Liraglutide benefits brain activity in people with
obesity--ScienceDaily |
| 25 |
Changes in lipid metabolism affect how cells respond to
stress: Study |
| 26 |
Study uncovers potential new source of genetic mutations that
cause neurodegenerative disease--ScienceDaily |
| 27 |
Space travel depletes red blood cells and bone, but bone
marrow fat may come to the rescue |
| 28 |
New insights into fighting antimicrobial
resistance--ScienceDaily |
| 29 |
Russia's Luna-25 lander just crash-landed on the moon, space
agency confirms |
| 30 |
Citizen scientists reveal how the common wasp spreads across
UK |
| 31 |
Estrogen-negative cancers respond to anti-estrogenic
therapies--ScienceDaily |
| 32 |
New 'potentially interstellar' comet will be visible to the
naked eye next month before leaving our solar system forever |
| 33 |
How vocabulary breadth and depth influence bilingual reading
comprehension |
| 34 |
Cracking the code that relates brain and behavior in a simple
animal--ScienceDaily |
| 35 |
What is the difference between a pet cat and a wildcat? |
| 36 |
Tracking species range shifts in a changing climate |
| 37 |
Illinois researchers calculate carbon-capture potential of
basalt rock applied to cropland--ScienceDaily |
| 38 |
Invasive yellow-legged hornet spotted in the US for the 1st
time |
| 39 |
Unknown 'anatomically modern human lineage' discovered from
40,000-year-old hip bone |
| 40 |
Physicists use a 350-year-old theorem to reveal new properties
of light waves |
| 41 |
Natural language processing to extract social risk factors
influencing health--ScienceDaily |
| 42 |
Why do some stars fail to ignite? |
| 43 |
New approach shows hydrogen can be combined with electricity
to make pharmaceutical drugs |
| 44 |
'Complete' twist of fallopian tube sent girl to hospital with
sudden belly pain |
| 45 |
Want to know how light works? Try asking a
mechanic--ScienceDaily |
| 46 |
190 years after Darwin, 2-year expedition launches to retrace
his voyage around the world |
| 47 |
Research sheds new light on York's thriving medieval Jewish
Community |
| 48 |
Did sabertooth tigers purr or roar? The answer may lie in a
tiny string of bones--ScienceDaily |
| 49 |
Ringing protons give insight into early universe |
| 50 |
Thinning ice sheets may drive sharp rise in subglacial
waters--ScienceDaily |
| 51 |
Studying the specific carbohydrates in Polygonatum sibiricum |
| 52 |
Simple blood test may predict future heart, kidney risk for
people with Type 2 diabetes--ScienceDaily |
| 53 |
Research finds both conservatives and liberals endorse
'values' and 'vices' |
| 54 |
Moving the needle on monitoring skin cancer--ScienceDaily |
| 55 |
Small urban greening projects can dramatically increase number
of insect species in cities |
| 56 |
Over half of parents worried about mental health issues;
children's health concerns greater among parents in low-income households--ScienceDaily |
| 57 |
City living may make male song sparrows more doting 'super'
fathers |
| 58 |
Strict tech rules at boarding school a bonus for teens'
sleep--ScienceDaily |
| 59 |
A potential new and less risky treatment for
thrombosis--ScienceDaily |
| 60 |
Fukushima's water release: what we know |
| 61 |
Advancing trajectory tracking control of pneumatic artificial
muscle-based systems--ScienceDaily |
| 62 |
Two dead as Greece battles growing wildfire front |
| 63 |
Crying wolf to save livestock and their predator |
| 64 |
Research team developing a nano-sized force sensor and
improving high-precision microscopy technology--ScienceDaily |
| 65 |
Silica particles found in food and makeup could be chemically
reactive, study finds |
| 66 |
Conquering the arid wilderness--ScienceDaily |
| 67 |
How bad the climate crisis gets is still up to us--we just
have to act |
| 68 |
Driverless cars are no place to relax, new study
shows--ScienceDaily |
| 69 |
How to depolarize political toxicity on social media |
| 70 |
Mice on a time-restricted feeding schedule had better memory
and less accumulation of amyloid proteins in the brain compared to controls--ScienceDaily |
| 71 |
Watch a see-through squid with demon-like eyes swim in
Alaska's deep waters |
| 72 |
Advances in quantum emitters mark progress toward a quantum
internet |
| 73 |
[Birds Native to Tropical Andes:] New research shows how to
protect them--ScienceDaily |
| 74 |
Bizarre new cosmic object is the most magnetic star in the
universe |
| 75 |
Poll shows who Americans trust (and don't trust) for health
news |
| 76 |
Deciphering the molecular dynamics of complex
proteins--ScienceDaily |
| 77 |
All of Neptune's clouds have mysteriously disappeared, and the
sun may be to blame |
| 78 |
How to prepare your home for summer heat waves |
| 79 |
Now researchers think they know why--ScienceDaily |
| 80 |
Exploring links between the beneficial and pathologic actions
of an enigmatic protein |
| 81 |
Heat sensor protects the Venus flytrap from fire--ScienceDaily |
| 82 |
Newly discovered black hole 'speed limit' hints at new laws of
physics |
| 83 |
Birds living on a university campus found to be less afraid of
humans after the pandemic closure |
| 84 |
The trio--nickel, palladium, and platinum--for enhanced
hydrogen evolution--ScienceDaily |
| 85 |
'I want Cal and Stanford to die on the vine' |
| 86 |
Deprived communities in England experience higher emissions of
air pollution: Study |
| 87 |
AI can predict certain forms of esophageal and stomach
cancer--ScienceDaily |
| 88 |
Europe's oldest known village teetered on stilts over a Balkan
lake 8,000 years ago |
| 89 |
Study adds to evidence that Parkinson's starts in the gut |
| 90 |
Call to protect whales and dolphins at Indian Ocean hotspot |
| 91 |
Engineers use kirigami to make ultrastrong, lightweight
structures |
| 92 |
New study finds electoral uncertainty threatens international
investment at companies with government ties |
| 93 |
Researchers discover potential target for gastric cancers
associated with Epstein-Barr virus |
| 94 |
Discovery of how stem cell niche guides differentiation into
functional cells is a significant step towards therapies |
| 95 |
How bacteria surf cargo through the cell |
| 96 |
Navigating climate change and water management |
| 97 |
Fluid dynamics researchers shed light on how partially
submerged objects experience drag |
| 98 |
As wildfires multiply, a new era of air pollution |
| 99 |
Mapping methane emissions from rivers around globe reveals
surprising sources |
| 100 |
What's the best way to prevent tuberculosis transmission from
wildlife to cattle? |
| 101 |
Neuroscientists create new resource to improve Alzheimer's
disease research models |
| 102 |
Water release finds little support in Fukushima |
| 103 |
Why childhood adversity impacts how a person's behavior is
judged |
| 104 |
Blood-red walls of Roman amphitheater unearthed near
'Armageddon' in Israel |
| 105 |
French heat wave sets new late-summer record |
| 106 |
Keep fit to avoid heart rhythm disorder and stroke |
| 107 |
Remote Pacific coral reef shows at least some ability to cope
with ocean warming: Study |
| 108 |
Small urban greening projects can dramatically increase number
of insect species in cities |
| 109 |
India lands near the moon's south pole, a first for the world
as it joins elite lunar club |
| 110 |
Which is easier to remember, symbols or words? |
| 111 |
First observational evidence of gamma-ray emission in young
sun-like stars |
| 112 |
'Topological gardening' to achieve unexpected spin transport |
| 113 |
Fabry-Perot-based phase demodulation of heterodyne
light-induced thermoelastic spectroscopy |
| 114 |
Fire, disease threatening sanctuary plants for Australian
wildlife |
| 115 |
Scientists discover strange 'singularities' responsible for
exotic type of superconductivity |
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