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Cloud seeding for snow: Does it work? Scientists report first
quantifiable observations |
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Lab-grown horns and tusks could stop poaching--or not |
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New biosensor could monitor glucose levels in tears and sweat |
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Rare traces of a volatile gas |
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State of US science enterprise report shows US leads in
S&E as China rapidly advances |
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Novel device and staff education lead to lower blood culture
contamination rates |
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Pearly material for bendable heating elements (video) |
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Tidal cycles could help predict volcanic eruptions, study
suggests |
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Advances in lasers get to the long and short of it |
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Is your sandwich bad for the environment? |
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Artificial sweetener could someday provide cancer treatments
with fewer side effects |
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Decoding the axolotl genome |
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Working in female-dominated workplaces means worse access to
flexible working arrangements |
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Augmented and virtual reality will involve human senses in
verifying the operations of information systems |
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New technology standard could shape the future of electronics
design |
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Star-gazing on the reef |
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How expectations impact actual exam scores |
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How smelly is your rubbish? |
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Adipose tissue depots compromise heart health |
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Imagining a successful future can help students overcome
everyday difficulties |
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Is species richness increasing? Insight into an intense
ecological debate |
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European-Russian space mission steps up the search for life on
Mars |
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A new genome for regeneration research |
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How wind turbines annoy residents and how to reduce it |
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Researchers from Basel and Bochum achieve resolutions in the
30 nanometer range |
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Which bone measures predict fractures in postmenopausal women? |
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Feelings determine from which side we embrace each other |
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Scientists reveal the fundamental limitation in the key
material for solid-state lighting |
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Vitamin C in the body can be tracked by fluorescence |
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Scientists culture human placenta stem cells for first time |
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Unexpected helpers in wound healing |
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Decision support systems may improve quality of patient
surgical care |
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Optimizing recycling of scrap car parts yields big savings |
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Ultralow power consumption for data recording |
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Researchers use wild rice to predict health of Minnesota lakes
and streams |
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For global invasion, Argentine ants use chemical weapons |
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Implantable medical devices bolstered by next-gen surface
modification |
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Study links gut-homing protein levels with HIV infection risk,
disease progression |
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New discovery could improve organic solar cell performance |
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Guidelines support telemedicine as an effective tool for
allergists |
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Discovery may advance neural stem cell treatments for brain
disorders |
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Scientists create a 3-D model of molecules in yeast linked to
enzyme that lengthens chromosome tips |
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Infants recognize foreign languages as a form of communication |
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Vitamin D supplements could ease painful IBS symptoms |
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Earth's core and mantle separated in a disorderly fashion |
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Chasing dark matter with the oldest stars in the Milky Way |
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Targeting bladder cancer's Achilles heel: stem cells |
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Study provides first systematic survey of metabolites across
tumor types |
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Viral gene therapy could improve results from breast
reconstruction after cancer treatment |
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Leprosy's drug resistance and origin revealed by genome
analysis |
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Simple breathing training with a physiotherapist before
surgery prevents postoperative pneumonia |
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Substantial inequalities in cesarean births persist in many
countries |
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Just one cigarette a day carries greater risk of heart disease
and stroke than expected, warn expert |
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Racism linked to uptake of smoking in young people |
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Study provides new guidelines for assessing severity of head
and neck cancers |
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New type of virus found in the ocean |
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Medicaid expansion linked with better, more timely surgical
care |
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Scientific breakthrough could lead to better antipsychotic
drugs |
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ACA's Medicaid expansion associated with greater likelihood of
patients receiving optimal care for serious surgical conditions |
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Ultrathin needle can deliver drugs directly to the brain |
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Tracking wastewater's path to wells, groundwater |
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Making milestones against non-small cell lung cancer |
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Nanoparticle vaccine offers universal protection against
influenza A viruses, study finds |
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Positive attitude toward math predicts math achievement in
kids, Stanford study finds |
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'Smart' contact lenses monitor glucose levels in tears |
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Previously unknown ocean virus family may also populate the
human gut |
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Four in 10 cardiomyopathies--a major cause of sudden death in
young people--are genetic |
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People with tetraplegia gain rapid use of brain-computer
interface |
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Mitigation techniques fall short of preventing electrocution
of golden eagles on power poles |
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New study sheds light on teenagers' online habits |
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Better data needed to monitor the impact of air pollution on
health and climate |
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Researchers modify common flu virus to attack pancreatic
cancer |
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Teenagers are sophisticated users of social media, study finds |
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High-res imaging gives an unparalleled view of how fungi grow |
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Drug may help those with dementia with Lewy bodies |
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Viral replication discovery could spur new broad-spectrum
antivirals |
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15 years later, PEPFAR continues to save lives |
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A new ecosystem approach to fight antibiotic resistance |
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New 'big-armed fly' species named after former California
governor Arnold Schwarzenegger |
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Physicists have learned to change the wavelength of Tamm
plasmons |
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A new 'atmospheric disequilibrium' could help detect life on
other planets |
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Lyosomes and mitochondria chat each other up in cell |
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Coyotes and red foxes may coexist within urban landscapes |
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Researchers confirm link between flu and heart attack |
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Wisdom at the end of life |
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Meet Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, the first monkey clones produced
by method that made Dolly |
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Finances may be barrier to calling 9-1-1 for stroke symptoms
in minority neighborhoods |
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Air pollution may shorten telomeres in newborns--a sign of
increased health risks |
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tRNA fragments in mosquitos may play role in spreading disease |
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Endangered woodpeckers persist, but still struggle, on private
land |
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Warming temperatures may cause birds to shrink |
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Many stroke survivors don't receive timely rehab |
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Rare type of stroke increasing among pregnant women |
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Genetic ancestry test beats self-reports in predicting
bleeding stroke risk |
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Sleep apnea after stroke heightens risk of another stroke;
death |
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Less than one in 100 stroke survivors meet heart health goals |
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Brain stimulation plus adult neural stem cells may speed
stroke recovery |
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The Bottom of the Ocean Is Sinking |
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Why Are So Many Pets Overweight? |
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Why Israelis Are Excited About this 2,700-Year-Old Piece of
Clay |
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Can Gene Editing Save the World's Chocolate? |
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Does It Snow in Space? |
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Why Does Cold Weather Drain Your Phone Battery? |
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Surf's Frozen? Slurpee Waves Spotted on Nantucket Beach |
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E. Coli Outbreak: Should You Really Avoid Romaine Lettuce? |
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How Do You Survive Nuclear War? The CDC Is About to Tell You |
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The Ocean Is Suffocating, and It's Our Fault |
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1,000-Year-Old Stone Structure in Mexico May Depict Creation
of Earth |
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Cutting-Edge Camera Deciphers Messages Written on Mummy
Wrappings |
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Real-Life 'Game of Thrones' Tale Told in Medieval Scroll |
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