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Evidence of large volcanic activity in the Caribbean uncovered |
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Serendipitous orchid: An unexpected species discovered in
Mexican deciduous forests |
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Why fish intake by pregnant women improves the growth of a
child's brain |
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Hay fever medicine reduces symptoms of irritable bowel
syndrome |
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Photovoltaics? On perovskites produced by mechanochemistry! |
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How will climate policy affect energy access goals? |
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Development of an evaluation platform capable of validating
wide-area distribution systems |
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Novel insights in the attachment of the bacterial carcinogen
Helicobacter pylori |
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The S-stroke or I-stroke? |
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'Bursting' cells gain the brain's attention for life-or-death
decisions |
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Regrowing functional joints in frogs |
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Nano-shells deliver molecules that tell bone to repair itself |
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Breast cancer study suggests new potential drug targets and
combinations |
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Study reveals how birds learn through imitation |
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Educational gains by immigrants to US not as large as
believed, study finds |
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'Inflamm-aging' by seniors may impact pneumonia susceptibility |
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Preventing violent extremism requires new police programs |
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Kidney stones are on the rise among youth, especially in
females and African-Americans |
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New discoveries concerning Otzi's genetic history |
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Researchers develop novel cell line for screening of brain
drugs |
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Donor's genotype controls the differentiation of iPS
cells--source tissue insignificant |
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How malaria fools our immune system |
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E-cigarettes, as used, aren't helping smokers quit, study
shows |
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FASEB issues recommendations on reproducibility |
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New blood test may expand scope of liquid biopsies |
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Drug 'cocktail' could restore vision in optic nerve injury |
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Is suicide a tragic variant of an evolutionarily adaptive set
of behaviors? |
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Odor biomarker for Alzheimer's disease |
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Higher dietary nitrate and green leafy vegetable intake
associated with lower risk of glaucoma |
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Palliative care initiated in the ED associated with improved
quality of life |
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Born to break: Mutation causes fragile bones |
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Brain waves could help predict how we respond to general
anesthetics |
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Occupational textile dust exposure linked to rheumatoid
arthritis |
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UK teens heavily exposed to alcohol and tobacco content in
YouTube music videos |
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School shootings and street violence: How they're alike and
different |
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Attention neuron type identified |
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How, when and where could affect outcome of psychological
treatment |
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New pharmaceutical building block could accelerate drug
development |
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Inhibitory neurons, not age, determine song learning in birds |
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Newly discovered supernova outshines all others |
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Mammoth injuries indicate humans occupied Arctic earlier than
thought |
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Patients with high health insurance deductibles use fewer
imaging tests |
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Health warning labels may deter parents from purchasing
sugar-sweetened beverages for kids |
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Risk factors for weapon involvement in adolescents vary by
race and gender |
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Record-shattering cosmic blast could help crack the case of
extreme supernova explosions |
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HPV vaccine uptake is highest among girls in high poverty and
majority Hispanic communities |
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Seduced by the label |
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Discovery: Most-luminous ever supernova |
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Poor sleep in seniors linked to hardened brain arteries |
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How the cell's power station survives attacks |
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IU study shows first evidence for independent working memory
systems in animals |
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Trio of autism-linked molecules orchestrate neuron connections |
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What is 10 miles across, but powers an explosion brighter than
the Milky Way? |
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Low blood levels of bicarbonate linked to earlier death in
healthy older adults |
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Scientists uncover how part of a protein helps primates fight
HIV |
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Studying 'inflamm-aging': Monocytes, cytokines, and
susceptibility to pneumonia |
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TSRI chemists devise powerful new method for modifying drug
molecules |
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Brain network signatures track and predict response to general
anesthesia |
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Remembering to the future: Researchers shed new light on how
our memories guide attention |
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Chimp friendships are based on trust |
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Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as safe as aspirin |
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CA's state fish can benefit from restoring and protecting
streamside meadows |
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Charting the growth of 1 of the world's oldest babies |
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Fewer than 1 in 25 Seattleites can really eat locally |
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Liver recovery difficult even with improved diet--but faster
if sugar intake is low |
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Green pea galaxy provides insights to early universe evolution |
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Annihilating nanoscale defects |
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Scientists discover how we play memories in fast forward |
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New report provides conservation, management strategies for
yellow-cedar in Alaska |
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The importance of public service broadcasting in politics and
society |
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Asthma in many adolescents is not an allergic disease |
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Surgical treatment restores penis length |
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Children with epilepsy are at increased risk of dying early |
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Heart disease, related risk factors may increase risk of early
death in patients with dementia |
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Taoyuan No. 3: New high-yield lettuce for subtropical regions |
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Maximizing sea life's ability to reduce atmospheric carbon may
help combat climate change |
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Wild populations of popular cage bird face catastrophic
declines |
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Unique breathing cycles may be an important defense for
insects |
79 |
New TSRI study: Flipping molecular 'switch' may reduce
nicotine's effects in the brain |
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An IRCM team unveils a mechanism that controls neuron
production from stem cells |
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De-mystifying the study of volatile organic plant compounds |
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New app 'hides' user location from third parties |
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Superoxide gives lithium-air batteries a jolt |
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Ancient going on nouveau |
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First human in vitro model of rare neurodegenerative condition
created |
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TGen study targets SGEF protein in treating glioblastoma brain
tumors |
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What do lasers and oranges have in common? A possible cure for
citrus greening |
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Long-term survivors of childhood cancer living longer thanks
in part to treatment changes |
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Shiny fish skin inspires nanoscale light reflectors |
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Study: Workplace flexibility benefits employees |
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Couples' quality of life linked even when one partner dies |
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Trauma experts study treatment of pregnant trauma patients to
improve neonatal outcomes |
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New microscopy may identify best sperm cells |
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A coffee to keep New Year fitness resolutions |
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Immigrants play increasing role in US science and engineering
workforce |
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Cutting down runway queues |
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Nano-hybrid materials create magnetic effect |
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Protecting workers with stiffer safety penalties |
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Rooting out doping in racehorses |
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Toxins related to 'red tides' found in home aquarium |
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New report: Future pandemics pose massive risks to human
lives, global economic security |
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Ice sheets may be hiding vast reservoirs of powerful
greenhouse gas |
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'Spermbots' could help women trying to conceive (video) |
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Trauma team members face risk of 'compassion fatigue' and
burnout |
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NHS policies failing to stop bullying by managers and staff
sickness |
106 |
Louisiana Tech University student coauthors research in ACS
journal |
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Protein patterns--a new tool for studying sepsis |
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What happens with the environment when your car moves? |
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Racial makeup of labor markets affects who gets job leads |
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The cellular protein shredder is impaired by cigarette smoke
and in COPD patients |
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