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Cancer-causing gene triggered by alcohol may increase breast
cancer risk |
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New SARS-like virus is poised to infect humans |
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Drexel research helps bacteria-powered microrobots plot a
course |
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Drug combination shuts down cancer stem cells and tumor growth
in aggressive lung cancer |
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Marshall School of Pharmacy publishes in national journal on
veterinary pharmacy course |
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Excessive fat in legs of children with spina bifida suggests
risk for metabolic disorders |
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Need your thyroid removed? Seek a surgeon with 25+ cases a
year |
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UC team's small discovery holds big promise for cancer
nanotechnology |
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Anticancer drug restores hearing in some patients with
neurofibromatosis |
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Climate change redistributes global water resources |
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Learning to program cellular memory |
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Love trumps budget in sentimental buys |
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A new view of age-related macular degeneration: Fuel-starved
light receptors |
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NASA measures US south heavy rainfall from space |
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Pigeon foot feather genes identified |
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UT Southwestern researchers' work shines light on how to
improve cancer immunotherapy |
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Starving eye cells contribute to blindness in elders |
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Death-related thoughts discourage consumers from purchasing
annuities |
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Nature versus nurture |
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Parent-infant learning programs need to be tailored for
at-risk families |
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Aviation and volcanic ash: Don't build your model on sand! |
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Freedom of religion, civic rights were important components of
a 'Muslim nation' |
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Experimentation and largest-ever quantum simulation of a
disordered system explain quantum many-particle problem |
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CCNY research team in molecular breakthrough |
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Largest genomic study on kidney cancer brings hope for more
effective treatments |
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1 in 4 seniors have superbugs on their hands after a hospital
stay, new research finds |
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Cyborg cardiac patch may treat the diseased heart |
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Scientists create painless patch of insulin-producing beta
cells to control diabetes |
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You are what your parents ate! |
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Warming ocean water undercuts Antarctic ice shelves |
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Researchers develop new lens for terahertz radiation |
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Inbreeding impacts on mothering ability, red deer study shows |
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The role of organic transporters in pharmacokinetics and
nephrotoxicity of newer antiviral therapies |
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Global shift in farmed fish feed may impact nutritional
benefits ascribed to seafood |
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Hydrocarbon storage, fracking and lightning risk |
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UT Austin engineers design next-generation non-reciprocal
antenna |
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Shock compression research shows hexagonal diamond could serve
as meteor impact marker |
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Which neuron is more mature? Single cell transcriptome knows! |
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Degrading underground ice could reshape Arctic landscape |
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Which neuron is more mature? Single cell transcriptome knows! |
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MIT develops nontoxic way of generating portable power |
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Medical students, burnout and alcohol |
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New imaging technique may give physicians clearer picture of
stroke damage |
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Bacterial biofilms in hospital water pipes may show pathogenic
properties |
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Now researchers can follow the hectic life inside a cell |
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Theoretical physics discovery to set the research field
buzzing |
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Researchers refute traditional measures of inducing pain in
exercise experiments |
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SDU researchers present a new model for what dark matter might
be |
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Gravity glasses offer a view of the Earth's interior |
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Sylentis reports positive Phase II results with SYL1001 in
treating ocular pain |
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New drug hope for mesothelioma |
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Inventory of moths |
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Report highlights huge problems faced by parents of children
with autism |
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More than bugs: Spiders also like to eat vegetarian |
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Researchers identify when Parkinson's proteins become toxic to
brain cells |
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Settlement history determines regional development |
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Broccoli ingredient has positive influence on drug efficacy |
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Bee flower choices altered by exposure to pesticides |
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PolyU develops novel nano biosensor for rapid detection of flu
virus |
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Genetic cause of neurological disease identified |
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Cellular protein plays important role in aggressive childhood
cancer |
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Report: Despite economic gains, rural Chinese children
continue to lag urban counterparts |
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Degrading ice wedges reshape Arctic landscape |
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Could a pure maple syrup extract be tapped for better brain
health? |
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Chemical may be new tool for depression therapy |
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ASU researcher says now is the time to prioritize endangered
species |
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In today's advertising environment, cleverness can backfire |
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Bee flower choices altered by exposure to pesticides |
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Tunable windows for privacy, camouflage |
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Fish and insects guide design for future contact lenses |
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New drug combination shows promise against childhood brain
cancer |
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Simple mechanism may have allowed primitive cells to maintain
internal conditions |
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Leukemia study reveals role of RNA binding protein in driving
cancer |
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St. Jude research will guide development of new anti-influenza
drugs |
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Population health program decreases heart disease risk factors
across an entire community |
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Literature review finds Canadians in jails and prisons have
poor health |
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HIV drug could stop skin cancer becoming drug-resistant |
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Robot learning companion offers custom-tailored tutoring |
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Top researchers advocate united actions to fight Alzheimer's
disease |
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Research will help policymakers plan for sea level rise |
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New research suggests first-line anti-staph drug oxacillin
safer than nafcillin |
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Light illuminates the way for bio-bots |
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New study finds no increased risk in providing flu vaccine to
surgical patients |
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Fertilizer applied to fields today will pollute water for
decades |
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New method detects multiple diseases via DNA released from
dying cells into blood |
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Obesity is risk factor for rare type of stroke in women using
oral contraceptives |
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Multidrug-resistant organisms on patients' hands in post-acute
care facilities |
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Condom use among high school girls using long-acting
contraception |
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What does your smartphone say when you tell it you were raped? |
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'Difficult' patients increase doctors' misdiagnosis risk
regardless of case complexity |
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Sweet 'quantum dots' light the way for new HIV and Ebola
treatment |
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If you want to quit smoking, do it now |
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Injectable nanoparticle generator could radically transform
metastatic cancer treatment |
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Stenting of narrow pulmonary artery benefits patients with
congenital heart disease |
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No dramatic shifts in BMI for overweight girls a year after
receiving fitness assessment |
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Newly found species reveals how T. rex became king of
dinosaurs |
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Carbon from land played a role during last deglaciation |
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Advanced magnetic resonance imaging technology to track cells
in the body |
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New agent overcomes drug resistance in HER2-positive breast
cancer preclinical study shows |
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How the brain detects short sounds |
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New research suggests first-line anti-staph drug oxacillin
safer than nafcillin |
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Include 'added sugars' in overhaul of Canada's food labels |
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Many cancer survivors experience financial burdens |
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A how-to guide to prescribing exercise for chronic health
conditions |
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Genetically inherited high cholesterol twice as common as
believed |
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Hidden in plain sight: Well-known drug could yield new
treatment for herpes viruses |
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Decrypting a collagen's role in schizophrenia |
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'Cold turkey' wins for successful smoking cessation |
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ROBO1 helps cells put up stiff resistance |
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Where we live affects our bias against mixed-race individuals,
psychology study finds |
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