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Evidence suggests COVID-19 isn't sexually transmitted |
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New heart attack testing protocol expedites treatment in ER |
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A novel method to precisely deliver therapeutics inside the
body |
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From Voldemort to Vader, fictional villains may draw us to
darker versions of ourselves |
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USGS releases first-ever comprehensive geologic map of the
moon |
| 6 |
Promoting advantages of product category, such as
e-cigarettes, can backfire |
| 7 |
New study could lead to therapeutic interventions to treat
cocaine addiction |
| 8 |
Electronic skin fully powered by sweat can monitor health |
| 9 |
Caribbean coral reef decline began in 1950s and 1960s from
local human activities |
| 10 |
Digital agriculture paves the road to agricultural
sustainability |
| 11 |
Study shows senior drivers prefer watching videos to learn
driver assistance technologies |
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New dual-action coating keeps bacteria from
cross-contaminating fresh produce |
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Inappropriate diagnoses |
| 14 |
Helping the heart heal itself |
| 15 |
European satellite data shows extreme methane emissions from
Permian oil & gas operations |
| 16 |
Combinations of paclitaxel and withaferin A against human
non-small cell lung cancer |
| 17 |
In it together |
| 18 |
Portland State study finds bike lanes provide positive
economic impact |
| 19 |
Majority of US states and territories do not require day care
providers to inform parents of firearms |
| 20 |
Sweet potato microbiome research important first step towards
improving yield |
| 21 |
Researchers discover a key to the survival of dormant breast
cancer cells |
| 22 |
The significance of interdisciplinary integration in academic
research and application |
| 23 |
Climate change's toll on freshwater fish: A new database for
science |
| 24 |
A breakthrough in estimating the size of a (mostly hidden)
network |
| 25 |
Technological progress peaked in 2018 |
| 26 |
Tiny sensors fit 30,000 to a penny, transmit data from living
tissue |
| 27 |
New design could make fiber communications more energy
efficient |
| 28 |
Study suggests rainfall triggered 2018 Kilauea eruption |
| 29 |
Promising MERS coronavirus vaccine trial in humans |
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Spotting air pollution with satellites, better than ever
before |
| 31 |
Utilizing the impact resistance of the world's hardest
concrete for disaster prevention |
| 32 |
Researchers identify cells likely targeted by COVID-19 virus |
| 33 |
DNA may not be life's instruction book--just a jumbled list of
ingredients |
| 34 |
New Army tech may turn low-cost printers into high-tech
producers |
| 35 |
Women living with HIV prefer long-acting injectable
anti-retroviral therapy over daily pill |
| 36 |
Human-caused warming will cause more slow-moving hurricanes,
warn climatologists |
| 37 |
Scientists reveal how tuberculosis bacteria import vitamin B12
to grow |
| 38 |
With smaller clinical trials, it may be up to doctors to
notice rare drug side effects |
| 39 |
Fish flip a unique genetic switch in warming seas |
| 40 |
Spider combs tame unruly nanofibers (video) |
| 41 |
Novel research on African bats pilots new ways in sharing and
linking published data |
| 42 |
Tel Aviv University's Kantor Center reports 18% rise in
antisemitic incidents in 2019 |
| 43 |
Protect health and social care workers and refer their deaths
to the coroner, says the BMJ editor |
| 44 |
Research highlights racism concerns in schools and the
community |
| 45 |
University of Guelph develops effective way to replenish
threatened plants |
| 46 |
HKUST scientists discover how multiple RNA elements control
MicroRNA biogenesis |
| 47 |
Orujo olive oil reduces obesity |
| 48 |
Structure-based design of antiviral drug candidates targets
SARS-CoV-2 main protease |
| 49 |
Tissues protect their DNA under mechanical stress |
| 50 |
High ferritin levels may indicate severe COVID-19 |
| 51 |
A rare snail living on wood is discovered in the Arctic ocean |
| 52 |
Specialized nerve cells increase the appetite for high-fat
foods |
| 53 |
What protects minority languages from extinction? |
| 54 |
Unsustainable soil erosion in parts of UK |
| 55 |
The downside of feeling prepared |
| 56 |
Online tool helps to protect tropical forests |
| 57 |
Delivery drones instead of postal vans? Study reveals drones
still consume too much energy |
| 58 |
A win-win solution--Shredded straws can enhance soil fertility
and reduce ammonia pollution |
| 59 |
New study reveals life's earliest evolution was more
complicated than previously suspected |
| 60 |
Effects of rapid-acting antidepressants consolidated in sleep? |
| 61 |
COVID-19 screening of healthcare workers offers reassurance
and faster return to work |
| 62 |
Exposure to air pollution during pregnancy is associated with
growth delays |
| 63 |
Hungry galaxies grow fat on the flesh of their neighbors |
| 64 |
Study finds provider capacity to expand abortion--implications
for access during COVID-19 |
| 65 |
New report: Inclusive food systems needed to boost
development, resilience |
| 66 |
Disappearing Alaskan sea ice is significant for Arctic marine
ecosystem |
| 67 |
Microwaves power new technology for batteries, energy |
| 68 |
More protections needed to safeguard biodiversity in the
Southern Ocean |
| 69 |
Scientists have devised method for gentle laser processing of
perovskites at nanoscale |
| 70 |
Gene signature found for poor response to standard
chemotherapy in rare uterine cancer |
| 71 |
Socioeconomics, metabolic syndrome, and osteopenia in
postmenopausal women |
| 72 |
A history of cannabis dependence associated with many negative
mental health outcomes |
| 73 |
Quantum research unifies two ideas offering an alternative
route to topological superconductivity |
| 74 |
Natural mood regulation low or even absent in people with
depression |
| 75 |
Is it wrong to prioritize younger patients with COVID-19? |
| 76 |
How to make the healthiest coffee during COVID-19 lockdown |
| 77 |
Salt substitution could prevent almost half a million deaths
from CVD in China |
| 78 |
Diabetes reversed in mice with genetically edited stem cells
derived from patients |
| 79 |
Which foods do you eat together? How you combine them may
raise dementia risk |
| 80 |
Tectonic plates started shifting earlier than previously
thought |
| 81 |
UCLA scientists invent nanoparticle that could improve
treatment for bone defects |
| 82 |
How atrazine regulations have influenced the environment |
| 83 |
Finding genetic ripple effects in a single-cell environment |
| 84 |
New risk prediction model could identify those at higher risk
of pancreatic cancer |
| 85 |
Research reveals a new malaria vaccine candidate |
| 86 |
Human uterus colonized by clones with cancer-driving mutations
that arise early in life |
| 87 |
The future of semiconductors is clear |
| 88 |
Windows will soon generate electricity, following solar cell
breakthrough |
| 89 |
Excessive rain triggered 2018 Kilauea volcano eruption, study
finds |
| 90 |
Surface feeding could provide more than just snacks for New
Zealand blue whales |
| 91 |
A new way to cool down electronic devices, recover waste heat |
| 92 |
New bat species discovered--cousins of the ones suspected in
COVID-19 |
| 93 |
Researchers use electrostatic charge to assemble particles
into materials mimicking gemstones, salt |
| 94 |
Health disparities in rural US: Higher coronary artery disease
death in women under 65 and people with heart failure |
| 95 |
New systematic review captures what makes a positive
post-birth experience for new mothers |
| 96 |
Growing volume of gun policy research creates basis for policy
decisions |
| 97 |
Who's a bot and who's not |
| 98 |
Molecular & isotopic evidence of milk, meat & plants
in prehistoric food systems |
| 99 |
Diagnostics, meet CRISPR |
| 100 |
Study finds rise in between-workplace inequalities in the US,
high-income countries |
| 101 |
Scientists discover bent-toed gecko species in Cambodia |
| 102 |
Scientists discover supernova that outshines all others |
| 103 |
New handle for controlling electromagnetic properties could
enable spintronic computing |
| 104 |
Novel metrics suggests electronic consultations are
appropriate, useful alternative to face-to-face medical appointments [plus additional topic] |
| 105 |
Discovered a small protein that synchronizes the circadian
clocks in shoots and roots |
| 106 |
Reducing sulfur dioxide emissions alone cannot substantially
decrease air pollution |
| 107 |
Observing the atmosphere at high altitudes using unmanned
aerial vehicles |
| 108 |
Skoltech researchers find a new HIT defense bacteria use
against antibiotics |
| 109 |
COVID-19: Cedars-Sinai physician co-authors analysis of
antiviral drug |
| 110 |
Simple method for ceramic-based flexible electrolyte sheets
for lithium metal batteries |
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