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Automated system can rewrite outdated sentences in Wikipedia
articles |
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New Argonne etching technique could advance the way
semiconductor devices are made |
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Answers to microbiome mysteries in the gills of rainbow trout |
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Herd immunity: Disease transmission from wildlife to livestock |
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NIST researchers link quartz microbalance measurements to
international measurement system |
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Autonomous vehicle technology may improve safety for US Army
convoys, report says |
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Component of human breast milk enhances cognitive development
in babies |
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AJR: Smartphone, laptop prove reliable and accurate for acute
ischemic stroke decision |
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Army researchers develop new method for analyzing metal |
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Algae team rosters could help ID 'super corals' |
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What is the best way to encourage innovation? Competitive pay
may be the answer |
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Love matters: How parents' love shapes children's lives |
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Study: One-third of plant and animal species could be gone in
50 years |
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ORNL researchers develop 'multitasking' AI tool to extract
cancer data in record time |
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Researchers find test to ID children at higher risk for cystic
fibrosis liver disease |
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New air-pressure sensor could improve everyday devices |
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Faith-centered tattoos are analyzed in study of university
students |
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Machine learning implemented for quantum optics by Skoltech
scientists |
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Scientists find ally in fight against brain tumors: Ebola |
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How bird flocks with multiple species behave like K-pop groups |
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Study: Diet makes a difference in fight against
hospital-acquired infection |
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Increasing number of grocery stores in some areas could reduce
food waste up to 9% |
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Cracks in perovskite films for solar cells easily healed,
study finds |
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Study shows increased hand hygiene at top 10 airports can
reduce spread of coronavirus by 37 percent |
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Having fewer children reduced the education gap in China |
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Bubble-capturing surface helps get rid of foam |
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Bacteriophages may play a role in childhood stunting...and be
able to help treat it |
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Predators to spare |
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Mind the trust gap: it's wider than you think |
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EPA fails to follow landmark law to protect children from
pesticides in food |
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Gut feelings: Gut bacteria are linked to our personality |
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Lane change in the cytoskeleton |
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New technique reduces pathogen identification time from two
weeks to less than one hour |
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Fighting climate change at the sink: A guide to greener
dishwashing |
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Silica increases water availability for plants |
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Early treatment of schizophrenia may not slow disease
progression |
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Physics of Life--Lane change in the cytoskeleton |
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Bu researchers identify privacy law gaps in high school STI
health services |
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New drug leads could battle brain-eating amoebae |
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Physics of Life--Lane change in the cytoskeleton |
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Bu researchers identify privacy law gaps in high school STI
health services |
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New drug leads could battle brain-eating amoebae |
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Children's fingertip injuries could signal abuse |
| 44 |
Gene therapy prevents disorders with alcohol exposure in ALDH2
deficiency |
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Pollinating opossums confirm decades-long theory |
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First electrically-driven 'topological' laser developed by
Singapore and UK scientists |
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Cancer cells alter protein production machinery to hasten
metastasis |
| 48 |
Human language most likely evolved gradually |
| 49 |
Heart rate measurements of wearable monitors vary by activity,
not skin color |
| 50 |
Discovery brings nanoscale thermal switches needed for
next-gen computing |
| 51 |
Thyroid cancer, genetic variations, cell phones linked in YSPH
study |
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Modified clay can remove herbicide from water |
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Pea instead of soy in animal feed |
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Prolonged use of hormone therapy may minimize muscle loss
associated with aging |
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Researchers develop smaller, lighter radiation shielding |
| 56 |
Small altitude changes could cut climate impact of aircraft by
up to 59% |
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Climate warming disrupts tree seed production |
| 58 |
Mosquitoes are drawn to flowers as much as people--and now
scientists know why |
| 59 |
X-ray microscopy at BESSY II: Nanoparticles can change cells |
| 60 |
Taming age survival of Asian elephants three times higher than
in the 1970s |
| 61 |
Overweight from cosmetics |
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Right beneath the skin we all have the same bacteria |
| 63 |
How roots find their way to water |
| 64 |
Time spent watching television does not replace physical
activity for Finnish men |
| 65 |
Invasive species that threaten biodiversity on the Antarctic
Peninsula are identified |
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Identified a brain circuit that could indicate the risk of
developing Alzheimer's |
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Polar bears in Baffin Bay skinnier, having fewer cubs due to
less sea ice |
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How kirigami can help us study the muscular activity of
athletes |
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Something from nothing: Using waste heat to power electronics |
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Biodiversity offsetting is contentious--here's an alternative |
| 71 |
Second wind: New technology to help diagnose and manage
respiratory diseases |
| 72 |
Gene associated with autism also controls growth of the
embryonic brain |
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Climate change to create farmland in the north, but at
environmental costs, study reveals |
| 74 |
Many teens are victims of digital dating abuse; boys get the
brunt of it |
| 75 |
The use of jargon kills people's interest in science, politics |
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UTSA examines reporters' portrayal of US border under Trump |
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Absent p53, oral cancers recruit and reprogram nerves to fuel
tumor growth |
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Huge bacteria-eating viruses close gap between life and
non-life |
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New mouse model for celiac disease to speed research on
treatments |
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Extinct giant turtle had horned shell of up to three meters |
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Are robots designed to include the LGBTQ+ community? |
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Postmenopause vitamin D deficiency associated with disc
degeneration and lower back pain |
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Gay and bisexual men have higher rate of skin cancer |
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Cracking the code for hookworm infestation |
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Gay and bisexual men have higher rate of skin cancer |
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Cracking the code for hookworm infestation |
| 87 |
Research reverses the reproductive clock in mice |
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Vapers show chemical changes in their genome linked to cancer |
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Designer probiotic treatment for cancer immunotherapy |
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New study shows Deepwater Horizon oil spill larger than
previously thought |
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Researchers describe new condition involving numerous GI
polyps in cancer survivors |
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MAiD is not driven by socioeconomic vulnerability or poor
access to palliative care |
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Half of US deaths related to air pollution are linked to
out-of-state emissions |
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Antibiotics discovered that kill bacteria in a new way:
McMaster |
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Nutrition a key ingredient for psychological health in
Canadian adults |
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CRISPR 'minigene' approach stops genetic liver disease in mice |
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How plants in the cabbage family look inward when sulfur is
scarce |
| 98 |
Empty SV40 capsids increase survival of septic rats by
eliciting numerous host signaling networks |
| 99 |
Sleep problems in children, teens with autism are focus of new
AAN guideline |
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SwRI models hint at longer timescale for Mars formation |
| 101 |
Mount Sinai discovers new drug combo to induce high rates of
human beta cell regeneration |
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Small altitude changes could cut the climate impact of
aircraft |
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Gene therapy/gene editing combo could offer hope for some
genetic disorders |
| 104 |
Researchers stimulate areas vital to consciousness in monkeys'
brains--and it wakes them up |
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Climate-driven farming 'frontiers' pose major environmental
risks |
| 106 |
Consumers may be wasting more than twice as much food as
commonly believed |
| 107 |
Circular reasoning |
| 108 |
Small marsupials in Australia may struggle to adjust to a
warming climate |
| 109 |
Developing seizures after stroke may increase risk of death,
disability |
| 110 |
Genetics enhance sex's role as a stroke, heart attack risk
factor |
| 111 |
Blacks, Hispanics of Caribbean descent have higher stroke risk
than white neighbors |
| 112 |
Moving later in life may not lower cognitive decline linked to
Stroke Belt |
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Moving later in life may not lower cognitive decline linked to
Stroke Belt |
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Sex hormone-related protein levels may impact stroke risk in
women |
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Smoking rates falling in adults, but stroke survivors' smoking
rates remain steady |
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Golfing regularly could be a hole-in-one for older adults'
health |
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Stimulation of nerve cluster during stroke may have beneficial
effects |
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Gum disease, inflammation, hardened arteries may be linked to
stroke risk |
| 119 |
New model may help predict stroke risk in adults with migraine
and aura |
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Portable MRIs bring diagnostics to stroke patients' bedside |
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Damaged eye vessels may indicate higher stroke risk for adults
with diabetes |
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Shingles vaccine may also reduce stroke risk |
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Optimism reduces stroke severity, inflammation |
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More stroke awareness, better eating habits may help reduce
stroke risk for young adult African-Americans |
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