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Battling defiant leukemia cells |
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New more effective antimicrobials might rise from old |
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Cells prefer nanodiscs over nanorods |
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NAC amino acid offers a potential therapeutic alternative in
psychiatric disorders |
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Pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder helps elucidate role of
female sex hormones on mood |
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GABA inverse agonist restores cognitive function in Down's
syndrome |
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Disney Research discovers rubbing, tapping paper-like material
creates electrical current |
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Malaria vaccine candidate reduces disease over 18 months of
follow-up in phase 3 children's study |
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Study identifies essential molecule in formation of
differentiated blood cells |
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'White graphene' halts rust in high temps |
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Sending Multiple Sclerosis Up in Smoke |
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USC study: Unlocking biology with math |
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Study shows how neurons enable us to know smells we like and
dislike, whether to approach or retreat |
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Scripps Research Institute Scientists Invent a Better Way to
Make Antibody-Guided Therapies |
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New microfluidic approach for the directed assembly of
functional materials |
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Innovative Wideband Ring Voltage-Controlled oscillator (VCO)
by UNIST undergraduate |
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Major leap towards graphene for solar cells |
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First ever evidence of a comet striking Earth |
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Binghamton physicist contributes to creation of first
computer-designed superconductor |
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Understanding the evolution of lungs through physical
principles |
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Extrusive volcanism formed the Hawaiian Islands |
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Scientists find soaring variety of malaria parasites in bats |
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Vaccination campaign doubles HBV mutations |
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Infanticide linked to wet-nursing in meerkats |
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Evolutionary question answered: Ants more closely related to
bees than to most wasps |
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Primate brains follow predictable development pattern |
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Iron melt network helped grow Earth's core, Stanford study
suggests |
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Scientists who share data publicly receive more citations |
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Restricting Voting Rights Act could mean fewer
African-Americans on city councils |
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Bad luck? Knocking on wood can undo jinx: study |
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Component of citrus fruits found to block the formation of
kidney cysts |
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Three hours is enough to help prevent mental health issues in
teens |
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Improving the quality of clinical ethics consultants |
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Gathering information about food is not top priority for
individuals with high metabolisms |
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'Walking droplets' |
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Seamless photography: using mathematical models for image
stitching |
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Facebook and Twitter may yield clues to preventing the spread
of disease |
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Innovative approach could ultimately end deadly disease of
sleeping sickness |
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Explosive dynamic behaviour on Twitter and in the financial
market |
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Same-hospital readmission rate an unreliable predictor for
all-hospital readmission rate |
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Minimally invasive operation helps elderly patients after
colon cancer treatment |
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New study shows link between car crashes and adverse pregnancy
outcomes |
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Evaluating mobile weight loss apps on use of evidence-based
behavioral strategies |
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Air pollution increases heart attacks |
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'Cyberchondria'--Anxiety from Online Searches About Health--Is
Worse for Those Who Fear the Unknown, Baylor Study Shows |
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Eating disorders often associated with reproductive health
problems |
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A potential new strategy to face dementia |
| 48 |
No viral cause for breast cancer and brain tumors |
| 49 |
A 'yes' to one drug could become 'yes' for other drugs |
| 50 |
A slow, loving, 'affective' touch may be key to a healthy
sense of self |
| 51 |
HIV vaccines elicit immune response in infants |
| 52 |
Vaccination and the Gentle Art of Persuasion |
| 53 |
Researchers Bring Product Testing to Foster Care System |
| 54 |
California's new mental health system helps people live
independently |
| 55 |
Leading experts offer advice on generating human induced
pluripotent stem cell banks |
| 56 |
Power of precision medicine shown in successful treatment of
patient with disabling OCD |
| 57 |
High Medicare spending on prostate cancer screenings, but
little benefit for older men |
| 58 |
Facial Recognition is More Accurate in Photos Showing Whole
Person |
| 59 |
From slowdown to shutdown--US leadership in biomedical
research takes a blow, says ASCB |
| 60 |
Adult ADHD undertreated despite effective interventions |
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Dog's mood offers insight into owner's health |
| 62 |
Wedded bliss or blues? Scientists link DNA to marital
satisfaction |
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'Brain training' may boost working memory, but not
intelligence |
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Weighed down by guilt: Research shows it's more than a
metaphor |
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Postpartum depression spans generations |
| 66 |
Rensselaer Researchers Propose New Theory To Explain Seeds of
Life in Asteroids |
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Insects modify mating behavior in anticipation of storms |
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Scientists generate first map of clouds on an exoplane |
| 69 |
Researchers Find that Bright Nearby Double Star Fomalhaut Is
Actually a Triple |
| 70 |
NASA's moon landing remembered today as a promise of a 'future
which never happened' |
| 71 |
New research sheds light on abnormal heart muscle thickening
and potential treatment |
| 72 |
3-D printed microscopic cages confine bacteria in tiny zoos
for the study of infections |
| 73 |
Emerging applications of Bio-Rad's Droplet Digital PCR
Technology highlighted at the 2013 Digital PCR Conference |
| 74 |
Disney Research develops algorithm for rendering 3-D tactile
features on touch surfaces |
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UltraHaptics--it's magic in the air |
| 76 |
Carnegie Mellon motion tracking technology is extremely
precise, inexpensive with minimal lag |
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Better robot vision |
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Seniors in care at high risk for head injuries |
| 79 |
Growing bacteria keep time, know their place |
| 80 |
Solving the internet capacity crunch |
| 81 |
Weighty Issue: Is It Healthy for Seniors to be a Little
Overweight? |
| 82 |
Strange Super-Earth Planet Has 'Plasma' Water Atmosphere |
| 83 |
Ideas Wanted for NASA's 2020 Mars Rover, But Government
Shutdown Adds Challenge |
| 84 |
Fracking Wastewater Radioactive and Contaminated, Study Finds |
| 85 |
Think You Know Your Close Pals? Think Again, Science Says |
| 86 |
Polar Opposites: Why Climate Change Affects Arctic &
Antarctic Differently |
| 87 |
Teenage Mice 'Cry' to Ward Off Frisky Males |
| 88 |
Earthquake Scientist: Extend California's New Early Warning
System |
| 89 |
Honey Badger Don't Care About Camera Traps |
| 90 |
Red Wine's Resveratrol Could Be Beneficial After All |
| 91 |
Why Bigfoot is Unlikely Only If You Know What
"Unlikely" Means |
| 92 |
Pufferfish Love Explains Mysterious Underwater Circles |
| 93 |
Lake That Turns Animals to Stone? Not Quite |
| 94 |
Kiribati Man Presses Case as Climate Refugee |
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Explosive Supervolcanoes May Have Rocked Ancient Mars |
| 96 |
Effects of Global Warming |
| 97 |
What Is Global Warming? |
| 98 |
Scientists With Some Odd Jobs Still Working During Shutdown |
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For Twin Delivery, C-Sections No Safer than Vaginal Births |
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Not in the Mood: Storms Quell Insects' Appetite for Sex |
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From Animals, We Can Learn Generosity and Forgiveness (Op-Ed) |
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Seafloor Scours Hint at Ancient Arctic Ice Sheet |
| 103 |
Five Things You Must Know About the IPCC Report (Op-Ed) |
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Spies & Secrets: 4 True Stories From Tom Clancy's Novels |
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Government Shutdown Delivers Blow to BRAIN Initiative |
| 106 |
Hawaiian Mythology Digs Deep into Volcanic Past (Op-Ed) |
| 107 |
'Lost Tribes' Saved through Creation of Massive Colombian Park
(Op-Ed) |
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Gray Wolves May Lose Endangered Status, But Not Without a
Fight |
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Artist Creates 3D Printed Chocolate |
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