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Time-saving high-intensity workouts can benefit people with
spinal cord injuries |
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Can your gut microbes tell you how old you really are? |
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Better reading proficiency linked to fewer youth homicides |
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Past stressful experiences do not create resilience to future
trauma, new study finds |
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How Dashcams help and hinder forensics |
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Lightning in a (nano)bottle: new supercapacitor opens door to
better wearable electronics |
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Novel noncovalent bond blocks repulsive odor of isocyanides |
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New distance measurements bolster challenge to basic model of
universe |
| 9 |
Plastic in the deep sea: Virtually unaltered after a quarter
of a century |
| 10 |
Camelina sativa oil and fatty fish have positive effects on
lipid metabolism |
| 11 |
Nickel-based catalysts tested at Boca de Jaruco oilfield in
Cuba |
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Bacteria in Chinese pickles can prevent cavities--Ben-Gurion
University study |
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Research with industry executives reveals impact of COVID-19
on air transport sector |
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Antihypotensive agent disrupts the immune system in sepsis |
| 15 |
Female researchers majorly under-represented in COVID-19
research |
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Twisted microfiber's network responses to water vapor |
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A protein that helps to fight viruses can also block lung
damage repair |
| 18 |
RCSI researchers find potential new way to improve treatment
for common bleeding disorder |
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Scientists propose data encoding method for the 6G standard |
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Only 1 in 3 COVID-19 research authors are women and even fewer
are senior authors |
| 21 |
CABI confirms presence of devastating date pest the red palm
weevil on Socotra Island |
| 22 |
Landmark study shows inflammation after meals varies
dramatically among healthy adults |
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An aspirin a day keeps the bowel doctor away |
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Substandard hand sanitizers readily available on market,
confirm pharmacists |
| 25 |
ModGraProDep: Artificial intelligence and probabilistic
modelling in clinical oncology |
| 26 |
Matrix imaging: An innovation for improving ultrasound
resolution |
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New insight into the Great Dying |
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From bacteria to you: The biological reactions that sustain
our rhythms |
| 29 |
Improving the operation and performance of Wi-Fi networks for
the 5G/6G ecosystem |
| 30 |
New insights into epigenetic modifications |
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Strength training benefits patients with cirrhosis |
| 32 |
Tropical disease in medieval Europe revises the history of a
pathogen related to syphilis |
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Mental disorders in the family affects the treatment of people
with bipolar disorder |
| 34 |
Freshly printed magnets |
| 35 |
Researchers identify 'hot spots' for developing lymphatic
vessels |
| 36 |
A new character for Pokemon? Novel endemic dogfish shark
species discovered from Japan |
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A post-pandemic world: will populations be on the move? Study
shows contagions could be catalysts for mass migration |
| 38 |
The brain uses minimum effort to look for key information in
text |
| 39 |
Angling for underwater WiFi |
| 40 |
Protecting eels protects freshwater biodiversity |
| 41 |
Clinical updates for diagnostic ultrasound during coronavirus
disease (COVID-19) pandemic |
| 42 |
Elite gamers share mental toughness with top athletes, study
finds |
| 43 |
The mystery of visual stability |
| 44 |
New findings help design highly efficient metal oxide catalyst
for ozone removal |
| 45 |
A compound unlike any other |
| 46 |
New discovery of giant bipedal crocodile footprints in the
cretaceous of Korea |
| 47 |
Animal territorial behavior could play larger role in disease
spread than formerly thought |
| 48 |
Experts clarify subtypes of multiple sclerosis to improve care
and clinical trials |
| 49 |
Fentanyl tops list of drugs found in Baltimore overdose
patients |
| 50 |
How targeting killer T cells in the lungs could lead to
immunity against respiratory viruses |
| 51 |
Coal-tar-sealant major source of PAH contamination in Great
Lakes tributaries |
| 52 |
Nation must prepare for COVID-19 related drug shortages |
| 53 |
Chemotherapy/immunotherapy combo shows promise for first-line
treatment of mesothelioma |
| 54 |
Many children in intensive care may not be getting
rehabilitation therapy, study shows |
| 55 |
Ultra-thin camera lenses of the future could see the light of
day |
| 56 |
Hallucinations in people with seizures may point to suicide
risk |
| 57 |
NIH scientists develop blood test to help improve liver cancer
screening |
| 58 |
Solving a Parkinson's disease puzzle through protein design |
| 59 |
New efficient ships won't be enough to curb shipping sector's
environmental damage |
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Clues to aging come to light in vivid snapshots of brain cell
links |
| 61 |
Siblings of infants who have died suddenly and unexpectedly at
10-fold risk of same death |
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237+ million medication errors made every year in England |
| 63 |
Applying 'magic angle' twistronics to manipulate the flow of
light |
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Ancient crocodiles walked on two legs like dinosaurs |
| 65 |
E-health resource improves men's health behaviours with or
without fitness facilities |
| 66 |
Viewing dopamine receptors in their native habitat |
| 67 |
Cascade sets the stage for superconductivity in magic-angle
twisted bilayer graphene |
| 68 |
An essential sustainable farming practice faces one big
limitation: Land to produce seeds |
| 69 |
Recovery of sea otter populations yields more benefits than
costs |
| 70 |
Looking up to the stars can reveal what's deep below |
| 71 |
An ion channel senses cell swelling and helps cells to choose
a response |
| 72 |
'Matador' guppies trick predators |
| 73 |
Lack of mitochondria causes severe disease in children |
| 74 |
Simple explanation suffices for conduction in nickelates |
| 75 |
Scientists rescue mini retinas from eye disease via new gene
therapy approach |
| 76 |
Nature provides roadmap to potential breakthroughs in solar
energy technology |
| 77 |
Crop pathogens 'remarkably adaptable' |
| 78 |
Denisovan DNA influences immune system of modern day Oceanian
populations |
| 79 |
High doses of ketamine can temporarily switch off the brain,
say researchers |
| 80 |
Human embryo-like model created from human stem cells |
| 81 |
Overactive enzyme causes hereditary hypertension |
| 82 |
Could we run out of sand? Scientists adjust how grains are
measured |
| 83 |
Doing good does you good |
| 84 |
People who eat a late dinner may gain weight |
| 85 |
Smallest cavity for light realized by graphene plasmons |
| 86 |
More than 1000 tons of plastic rains into western US protected
lands annually |
| 87 |
Brain cells can harbor and spread HIV virus to the body |
| 88 |
Palaeontology: Ancient footprints may belong to two-legged
crocodile, not giant pterosaur |
| 89 |
Scientists detect unexpected widespread structures near
Earth's core |
| 90 |
Breastfeeding helps counteracts BMI gain in children at high
risk for obesity |
| 91 |
Which factors control the height of mountains? |
| 92 |
Scientists apply 'twistronics' to light propagation and make a
breakthrough discovery |
| 93 |
Simulations reveal interplay between scent marking and disease
spread |
| 94 |
Effects of potassium fertilization in pear trees |
| 95 |
UCI researchers uncover cancer cell vulnerabilities; may lead
to better cancer therapies |
| 96 |
Face masks critical in preventing spread of COVID-19 |
| 97 |
Parasites and the microbiome |
| 98 |
New algorithm uses artificial intelligence to help manage type
1 diabetes |
| 99 |
Protecting bays from ocean acidification |
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State-level R&D tax credits spur growth of new businesses |
| 101 |
Up to 45 percent of SARS-CoV-2 infections may be asymptomatic |
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A* model [Milky Way's black hole] |
| 103 |
Case series: Teriflunomide therapy in COVID-19 patients with
MS |
| 104 |
Pitt study shows optical fields can modify electrons in metal |
| 105 |
As rare animals disappear, scientist faces 'ecological grief' |
| 106 |
Self-swabbing tests for COVID-19 accurate and safe, Stanford
study reports |
| 107 |
COVID-19 may trigger new diabetes, experts warn |
| 108 |
Elastomeric masks provide a more durable, less costly option
for health care workers |
| 109 |
Pandemics and the environment: China's COVID-19 interventions
reduced nitrogen dioxide levels |
| 110 |
Research links personality traits to toilet paper stockpiling |
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