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DNA dominos on a chip |
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Slowly pulling proteins apart reveals unexpected path to
stability |
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Report: People buy most of their junk food at the supermarket |
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1967 solar storm nearly took US to brink of war |
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Study finds Medicaid expansion did not increase emergency
department use |
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Deer evolution: Ancient DNA reveals novel relationships |
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General support for science doesn't always correlate with
attitudes toward specific issues |
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Use of pulsed electric fields may reduce scar formation after
burns, other injuries |
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System helps protect privacy in genomic databases |
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Research evaluates 18-month neurobehavioral outcomes in
single-family room NICU |
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Study: Some black teens may feel pulled between health and
hair |
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How do the bugs in your gut affect neurodegenerative and
psychiatric diseases? |
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Neutrinos, ever bizarre, enjoy the spotlight |
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NREL assesses strategies needed for light-duty vehicle
greenhouse gas reduction |
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Diet designed to lower blood pressure also reduces risk of
kidney disease |
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NREL technique leads to improved perovskite solar cells |
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'Fixing' blood vessel cells to diagnose blood clotting
disorders |
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African-American surgical patients benefit in universally
insured health system |
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In search of neurobiological factors for schizophrenia |
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Talking back: Countering terrorist narratives may reduce
recruitment |
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Research reveals patient can have more than one breast cancer,
points at treatments |
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Scientists count microscopic particles without microscope |
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Mimicking luxury goods |
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Researchers ID key drivers of heart complications in sickle
cell anemia |
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How to make fish less fishy (video) |
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Researchers have developed a new class of artificial proteins |
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Heat release of later-age concrete and the concrete strength
development |
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New method opens up the possibility of customizing breast milk
for premature children |
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Cement design should take into account the water confined in
the smallest pores |
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The 6 steps to extinction |
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Adaptive pathways: EMA still leaves open questions unanswered |
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TMS differences between brain activity of people who dream and
people who do not dream |
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Financial worries linked to mental health issues among
university students |
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Developmental psychology: Little strategists |
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Structural features of quercetin derivatives by using
pharmaco-phore modeling approach |
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New findings and research methods leading to elucidation of
fertilization mechanism |
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Double whammy for important Baltic seaweed |
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Rising water temperatures and acidification affect important
plankton organism |
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Could suppression of G[alpha]q/11 signaling be a promising
target for treating bone loss? |
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Positive teacher-student relationships boost good behavior in
teenagers for up to 4 years |
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Origin of the turtle shell lies in digging |
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New breakthrough in understanding dystonia |
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Study may lead to better breast cancer drugs |
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UH researchers are pioneering tools for heart regeneration |
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Studies in humans and animals show link between GALNT2 gene
and levels of HDL cholesterol |
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New model sheds light on secondary bacterial pneumonia |
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HIV is not a super-spreader of drug-resistant tuberculosis |
48 |
New study shows breast tumors evolve in response to hormone
therapy |
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USF researchers expect no major red tide outbreaks on
Florida's west coast this year |
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US diabetic kidney disease rate unchanged |
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Psychologist's magic makes a non-existent object disappear |
52 |
The long hunted sterile neutrino cannot be traced |
53 |
'Game on for Pokemon Go,' says the BMJ pundit |
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Higher weekly activity levels linked to lower risk of 5
chronic diseases |
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Study provides details of possible link between Zika and
severe joint condition at birth |
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Getting it 'just right' in the immune system |
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1,400 km of optical fiber connect optical clocks in France and
Germany |
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Researchers immobilize underwater bubbles |
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Study pushes back the origin of HIV-related retroviruses to 60
million years ago |
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Cascade of events leading to prion disease described |
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Study shows rapid decline in male dog fertility, with
potential environmental causes |
62 |
Unsafe levels of toxic chemicals found in drinking water for 6
million Americans |
63 |
Most patients taking warfarin long-term do not maintain stable
INR values |
64 |
Overall prevalence of diabetic kidney disease does not change
significantly in US |
65 |
Device reduces risk of brain injury after heart valve
replacement |
66 |
Evidence insufficient to make recommendation regarding
screening for lipid disorders in children |
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'Yin and yang' switch lies at the heart of animal stem cells |
68 |
Stem cells of worms and humans more similar than expected |
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Helper molecule reverses degeneration of muscle in mouse model
of tissue aging, wasting |
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Sex hormones skew outcomes in clinical trials--here's how |
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Why is breast cancer common but heart cancer rare? |
72 |
New research supports the removal of drug use as a restriction
to hepatitis C treatment |
73 |
Latin-American, Caribbean health systems need more investment
as populations age |
74 |
Promising new treatment for lupus on the horizon |
75 |
Light and caffeine improve driver alertness: C study |
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How to engineer a stronger immune system |
77 |
Researchers flag hundreds of new genes that could contribute
to autism |
78 |
UNH researchers uncover new insights on Great Lakes monuments |
79 |
Illuminating sulfides' roles in the body |
80 |
Undergraduates uncover mechanism tied to plant height |
81 |
Human brain recordings provide highly sought insights into
cause of Parkinson's disease |
82 |
Needle biopsies for noninvasive breast cancer: Routine
analysis wastes millions |
83 |
TSRI scientists pinpoint Ebola's weak spots |
84 |
Some psychotic disorders may be induced by drugs designed to
combat effects of epilepsy |
85 |
New model recreates early spread of Parkinson's disease in the
brain |
86 |
Researchers turn to policy to tackle health disparities in an
age of personalized medicine |
87 |
Towards a better screen |
88 |
Watch a tiny space rocket work |
89 |
Novel technology may prevent burn scars |
90 |
Looking different than your parents can be an evolutionary
advantage |
91 |
Discovery could help treatments for sickle cell disease |
92 |
GIS mapping aims to improve health care access for older
adults |
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Nothing--and something--give concrete strength, toughness |
94 |
A plant present in Brazil is capable of colonizing deforested
areas |
95 |
Rice University chemical engineers explore market for pure
levoglucosan |
96 |
Study finds racial disparity in emergency department opioid
prescriptions |
97 |
Dormant copies of HIV mostly defective, new study shows |
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Two classes of medications linked to similar results in
peritoneal dialysis patients |
99 |
Accounting for ozone |
100 |
In sync: Simultaneous prescription refills boosts medication
adherence, Penn study shows |
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Volunteering later in life can enhance mental health and
wellbeing |
102 |
Study finds brain connections key to reading |
103 |
Prototype chip could help make quantum computing practical |
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Smarter self-assembly opens new pathways for nanotechnology |
105 |
Playground zoning increases physical activity during recess |
106 |
Assisted-living facilities limit older adults' rights to
sexual freedom, study finds |
107 |
College students who misuse stimulants more likely to have
ADHD, substance-use disorder |
108 |
HIV stigma influenced by perceptions of masculinity, study
reveals |
109 |
Targeting brain cells to alleviate neuropathic pain |
110 |
Working and volunteering could reduce disablement in seniors,
study finds |
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