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Carnegie Mellon, Stanford researchers devise method to safely
share password data |
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What do Canadians in every riding believe about climate
change? |
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Prediction: High death rates from unnatural causes for male
lions in Cecil the Lion's park |
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Worm study may resolve discrepancies in research on aging |
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Squirm with purpose: FSU research shows fidgeting is helpful
for ADHD patients |
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New research reveals surprising social networks of sharks |
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Consuming omega-3 during pregnancy enhances fetal iron
metabolism |
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Researchers pinpoint potential enzyme for T-cell leukemia
treatment |
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New evidence confirms human activities drive global warming |
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Significant new study shows importance of help for childhood
sexual abuse victims |
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Couples' lifestyle choices impact on obesity risk, study finds |
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Quantum experiments designed by machines |
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Research warns about the sleep disturbances in patients with
cancer |
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Breakthrough improves method for synthesizing cyanohydrins as
pharmaceutical precursors |
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Quantum processes control accurately to several attoseconds |
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Perception: Brain integrates features directly to patterns |
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Chemically storing solar power |
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Using sugar to detect malignant tumors |
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Supply of GPs and detection of hypertension in England
associated with premature mortality rates |
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Tough social issues provide a challenge for companies and
researchers |
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Individual macromolecule motion in a crowded living cell |
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How do children feel about their lives? |
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Successful real-time observation of atomic motion with
sub-nanometer resolution |
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Benefits of taking the natural pigment astaxanthin |
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Accelerating genome analysis |
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Reef sharks prefer bite-size meals |
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TSRI researchers uncover potential target for treating
autoimmune disease |
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Modified laser cutter prints 3-D objects from powder |
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Crafting a better T cell for immunotherapy |
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UA College of Pharmacy faculty member develops inhalers to
treat lung diseases |
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Reef sharks prefer bite-size meals |
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TSRI researchers uncover potential target for treating
autoimmune disease |
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UA College of Pharmacy faculty member develops inhalers to
treat lung diseases |
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Experiencing financial stress may lead to physical pain |
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Quantum phase transition underpins superconductivity in copper
oxides |
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Researchers trace peanut crop back to its Bolivian roots |
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A portable device for rapid and highly sensitive diagnostics |
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UEA scientists pave way for new generation of superbug drugs |
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Newly discovered HIV genome modification may put a twist on
vaccine and drug design |
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Home health care, post-acute care in a facility infrequent for
hospitalized kids |
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Charlie Sheen's HIV disclosure may reinvigorate awareness,
prevention of HIV |
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The Charlie Sheen effect on HIV prevention |
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MGHfC review articles examine early-life risk factors,
interventions for childhood obesity |
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Fewer heart problems in people who drink moderately and often |
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Weight and height during adolescence may impact future risk of
developing Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma |
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Atmospheric sulfate particles reduced, but as acidic as ever |
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A new way of fighting bacteria? |
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New tool helps model forest traits and evolution |
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New model may improve population management of species facing
local extinction |
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How climate change may be impacting the world's tropical
forests |
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New bacterial pump could be used to remove cesium from the
environment by light |
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New genetic cause of gastric and prostate cancer identified |
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Taste sensors in fly legs control feeding |
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Altai Neanderthal shows gene flow from early modern humans |
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Most precise measurement of reactor antineutrino spectrum
reveals intriguing surprise |
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Galaxy trailed by stunning plume of gas |
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Japanese earthenware time capsules contain 4,300-year-old
cockroach egg case impressions |
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New species couldn't hop, but outlived its fanged kangaroo
contemporaries |
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Gaps in reporting leave turtles vulnerable |
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E. coli survives predatory bacteria by playing hide and seek |
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Paper skin sensors for environmental monitoring |
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Patients with no schooling benefit least from blood thinning
medications |
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First European advice launched for deadly acute heart failure |
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New material to enhance battery life |
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Scientists have found a way to cheapen a search for effective
pesticides |
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Study: Patients benefit from one-on-one education prior to
joint replacement surgery |
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Uninsured children most at risk for insufficient health care
experiences |
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Montana State University microbiologists advance CRISPR
research |
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Breakthrough in dynamically variable negative stiffness
structures |
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Moving electrons around loops with light: A quantum device
based on geometry |
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Ancient lone star lizard lounged in lush, tropical Texas |
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Study examines Teach for America's impact on costs, hiring at
5 school systems |
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Data overload from personal tracking devices: A waste or an
opportunity? |
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Are big-city transportation systems too complex for human
minds? |
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Researchers discover new Ebola-fighting antibodies in blood of
outbreak survivor |
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New research reveals sound of deep-water animal migration |
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New mathematical model explains variability in mutation rates
across the human genome |
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Does sexual aggression alter the female brain? |
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Dartmouth researchers invent 'magic wand' to improve
healthcare, cybersecurity |
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UGA researchers make link between genetics, aging |
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'Ice age blob' of warm ocean water discovered south of
Greenland |
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Common problem for older adults: Losing the 5 key senses |
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Best to sleep on it: Brain activity patterns during sleep
consolidate memory |
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Researchers work to decipher genetic data in hunt for new
prostate cancer treatments |
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Some hospice patients experience care transitions near life's
end |
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Gene therapy: T cells target mutations to fight solid tumors |
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Exposure to air pollution increases the risk of obesity |
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TSRI and JCVI scientists find popular stem cell techniques
safe |
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Eye movement affected in former childhood cancer patients |
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Bernini's 'Animas' were originally meant to be mythological
sculptures |
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Topological insulators: Magnetism is not causing loss of
conductivity |
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Researchers make progress in genomic classification of bladder
cancers |
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Biochemical alteration responsible for brain tumor resistance
identified |
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Tumor heterogeneity resolved: A new technology isolates pure
tumor cells from FFPE samples |
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Scientists discover secret to promising new cancer drug |
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3-D protein map offers new malaria vaccine hope |
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Antibody provide a more exact Alzheimer's diagnosis
radioactive tracers |
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Better survival of implanted cells improves healing of bone
fractures |
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Shape-shifting engineered nanoparticles for delivering cancer
drugs to tumors |
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Bath salts difficult to detect in biological samples, SHSU
study finds |
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New device may speed up DNA insertion into bacteria |
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The 'ugliest fossil reptiles' who roamed China |
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How a waste product of exercise protects neurons from trauma
damage |
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Doctor calls on Australian government to lift threat of
imprisonment from doctors |
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Stretchable nano-devices towards smart contact lenses |
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Smart skin made of recyclable materials may transform medicine
and robotics |
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Researchers find link between death of tumor-support cells and
cancer metastasis |
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60 years after pioneering survey, Wisconsin prairies are
changing rapidly |
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Blood test could transform tuberculosis diagnosis, treatment
in developing countries |
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Researchers demonstrate 'quantum surrealism' |
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