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Global warming will cause ecosystems to produce more methane
than first predicted |
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Ecosystem degradation could raise risk of pandemics |
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First measurement of spin-orbit alignment on planet Beta
Pictoris b |
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Asteroid impact, not volcanoes, made the Earth uninhabitable
for dinosaurs |
| 5 |
Beavers gnawing away at the permafrost |
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Closer threats inspire a more primitive kind of fear |
| 7 |
Deforestation and land-clearing are taking a toll on Brazil's
corn yield |
| 8 |
Producing a gaseous messenger molecule inside the body, on
demand |
| 9 |
Stanford researchers reveal air pollution's connection to
infant mortality |
| 10 |
WFIRM scientists prove bioengineered uteri support pregnancy |
| 11 |
Gold mining restricts Amazon rainforest recovery |
| 12 |
Preterm delivery increases long-term risks of ischemic heart
disease in women throughout their life |
| 13 |
Soft coral garden discovered in Greenland's deep sea |
| 14 |
New extinct family of giant wombat relatives discovered in
Australian desert |
| 15 |
Ohio State study finds exercise increases benefits of breast
milk for babies |
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Blood pressure connected to eye health in young children |
| 17 |
Stanford-led team shows how to store data using 2D materials
instead of silicon chips |
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Metformin-based therapy should be first-line treatment for
patients with T2D at low CV risk [plus additional topics] |
| 19 |
Lifting weights makes your nervous system stronger, too |
| 20 |
Ancient disease may increase resilience to bubonic plague |
| 21 |
Quantum physics provides a way to hide ignorance |
| 22 |
Human-Artificial intelligence collaborations best for skin
cancer diagnosis |
| 23 |
Food taxes and subsidies would bring major health gains, study
shows |
| 24 |
How stress affects bone marrow |
| 25 |
The "eyes" say more than the "mouth" and
can distinguish English sounds |
| 26 |
Toward principles of gene regulation in multicellular systems? |
| 27 |
New Curtin research uncovers the two 'faces' of the Earth |
| 28 |
More than medicine: Pain-relief drug delivers choices for
mothers in labor |
| 29 |
Excess neutrinos and missing gamma rays? |
| 30 |
UTEP research reveals more about path bacterial pathogen
travels to cause tuberculosis |
| 31 |
Mathematical noodling leads to new insights into an old fusion
problem |
| 32 |
Scientists shed new light on how seabirds cruise through air
and water |
| 33 |
Traditional strength training vs. jump training for physically
inactive young adults |
| 34 |
Time trends in pregnancy-related outcomes among American women
with type 1 diabetes |
| 35 |
Hints at jaw evolution found in marsupials and monotremes |
| 36 |
As wildfires flare up across West, research highlights risk of
ecological change |
| 37 |
New materials of perovskite challenge the chemical intuition |
| 38 |
Microscope allows gentle, continuous imaging of
light-sensitive corals |
| 39 |
Study reveals magnetic process that can lead to more
energy-efficient memory in computers |
| 40 |
A new view of microscopic interactions |
| 41 |
COVID-19: Study shows virus can infect heart cells in lab dish |
| 42 |
Novel potassium channel activator which acts as a potential
anticonvulsant discovered |
| 43 |
Geologists identify deep-earth structures that may signal
hidden metal lodes |
| 44 |
New treatment strategy may benefit patients with brain cancer |
| 45 |
Oncotarget: IQGAP1 control of centrosome function defines
variants of breast cancer |
| 46 |
RDA publishes final version of COVID-19 recommendations and
guidelines on data sharing |
| 47 |
New winter squash decline research paves the way for
understanding the disease |
| 48 |
Breaking the silence: scientists investigate epigenetic impact
across whole genome |
| 49 |
Sneaky salmonella finds a backdoor into plants |
| 50 |
MIPT bioinformaticians find way to personalize drug
prescription against stomach cancer |
| 51 |
Just add sugar: How a protein's small change leads to big
trouble for cells |
| 52 |
Next-generation sequencing to provide precision medicine for
rare metabolic disorders |
| 53 |
Universal gut microbiome-derived signature predicts cirrhosis |
| 54 |
Glowing dye may aid in eliminating cancer |
| 55 |
About half of people use health technology to communicate with
their health providers |
| 56 |
COVID-19 causes 'hyperactivity' in blood-clotting cells |
| 57 |
New genomic atlas of the developing human brain |
| 58 |
Many antibiotic substitutions for self-reported penicillin
allergies likely unnecessary |
| 59 |
Brain receptor pulls open electrical gate like a puppet master |
| 60 |
Light drinking may protect brain function |
| 61 |
For cardiac rehab patients, in-home portable air cleaners
lower fine-particle pollutant exposure |
| 62 |
Study asks who's playing 'hard-to-get' and who's attracted by
the ploy |
| 63 |
Plant tissue engineering improves drought and salinity
tolerance |
| 64 |
Research shows quality of prostate MRI is highly variable
among institutions |
| 65 |
NASA's TESS delivers new insights into an ultrahot world |
| 66 |
Nearly half of Americans lack knowledge of burn injuries and
treatment |
| 67 |
Malaria's secret to surviving in the blood uncovered |
| 68 |
Study gauges how Kansans get information on COVID-19, which
sources they trust |
| 69 |
A data treasure for gait analysis |
| 70 |
Kessler survey shows education paves the way to employment for
youth with disabilities |
| 71 |
Light from inside the tunnel |
| 72 |
Electrochemical reaction powers new drug discoveries |
| 73 |
Ohio University professor, alum publish paper on record
warming of the South Pole |
| 74 |
Life-hack: Rituals spell anxiety relief |
| 75 |
Chanterelle mushrooms as a taste enhancer |
| 76 |
Ethics and AI: An unethical optimization principle |
| 77 |
Wild bees depend on the landscape structure |
| 78 |
Researchers identify multiple molecules that shut down
SARS-Cov-2 polymerase reaction |
| 79 |
Microplastic pollution accumulates heavily in coastal areas
such as fjords and estuaries |
| 80 |
Buzzing to rebuild broken bone |
| 81 |
'Morning sickness' is misleading and inaccurate, new study
argues |
| 82 |
World's widest graphene nanoribbon promises the next
generation of miniaturized electronics |
| 83 |
Scientists develop N-doped self-cleaning membranes that use
visible light irradiation |
| 84 |
Auditory hallucinations rooted in aberrant brain connectivity |
| 85 |
Discovery of new step in how brain cells work could lead to
new therapies for epilepsy |
| 86 |
Novel pathology could improve diagnosis and treatment of
Huntington's and other diseases |
| 87 |
Whole-town study reveals more than 40% of COVID-19 infections
had no symptoms |
| 88 |
Decoding material wear with supercomputers |
| 89 |
No touching: Skoltech researchers find contactless way to
measure thickness of carbon nanotube films |
| 90 |
A vaccine targeting aged cells mitigates metabolic disorders
in obese mice |
| 91 |
Study finds that plastic recycling from Europe being dumped in
Asian waters |
| 92 |
Functional in silico dissection of the brain during the
natural wake-sleep cycle |
| 93 |
Researchers have found a promising therapy for cardiac
regeneration |
| 94 |
Discovery of key protein behind cancer relapse and progression
can lead to new therapies |
| 95 |
Scientists develop novel predictable multi-nucleotide deletion
systems in plants |
| 96 |
Roadside hedges protect human health at the cost of plant
health |
| 97 |
Revisiting energy flow in photosynthetic plant cells |
| 98 |
From age 8 we spontaneously link vocal to facial emotion |
| 99 |
Rutgers co-leads first nationwide study of COVID-19 related
multiple inflammatory syndrome |
| 100 |
To support lactating emergency physicians, consider these
strategies |
| 101 |
Research reveals fishing pressures affect tropical and
temperate reefs differently |
| 102 |
Pandemic resource allocation needs to address health inequity |
| 103 |
Novel software reveals molecular barcodes that distinguish
different cell types |
| 104 |
A revolutionary new treatment alternative to corneal
transplantation |
| 105 |
Countries group into clusters as COVID-19 outbreak spreads |
| 106 |
To find giant black holes, start with Jupiter |
| 107 |
Lab-grown 'mini-brains' suggest COVID-19 virus can infect
human brain cells |
| 108 |
Major new paleoclimatology study shows global warming has
upended 6,500 years of cooling |
| 109 |
Could your computer please be more polite? Thank you |
| 110 |
Seeing is believing: Effectiveness of facemasks |
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