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Measuring brainwaves while sleeping can tell if you should
switch antidepressants |
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Electroconvulsive therapy shown to significantly reduce
suicide risk in Bipolar patients |
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Scientists find an enzyme that facilitates grafting between
different family species |
| 4 |
Scientists explore the potential for further improvements to
tropical cyclone track forecasts |
| 5 |
Food mechanics recipe to serve up healthy food that lasts |
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Proximity to the southern border and DUI arrests in California |
| 7 |
Improved early psychosis detection system may halve risk in
young people |
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Baby heartbeat reveals the stress of having a depressed or
anxious mother |
| 9 |
When methane-eating microbes eat ammonia instead |
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Asthma patients given risky levels of steroid tablets |
| 11 |
Shining a light on disordered and fractal systems |
| 12 |
Successful improvement of the catalytic activity of
photosynthetic CO2 fixing enzyme Rubisco |
| 13 |
Curtin research creates faster, on-site way to detect PFAS |
| 14 |
Gender harassment and institutional betrayal in high school
take toll on mental health |
| 15 |
Possible genetic link found between hypothyroidism and
development of canine T-zone lymphoma |
| 16 |
Heroin-addicted individuals have unique brain disturbances
resembling those of Alzheimer's |
| 17 |
Princeton lab discovers small "Cain-and-Abel"
molecule |
| 18 |
Human activities promote disease-spreading mosquitoes; more
study needed for prevention |
| 19 |
Predicting the slow death of lithium-ion batteries |
| 20 |
Mayo Clinic and TGen ID potential targets for the most-deadly
form of pancreatic cancer |
| 21 |
Florida State-led team offers new rules for algae species
classification |
| 22 |
Older people with early, asymptomatic Alzheimer's at risk of
falls |
| 23 |
CCNY engineer Xi Chen and partners create new shape-changing
crystals |
| 24 |
Virtual reality trains public to reverse opioid overdoses |
| 25 |
The expanding aims of high schools in the 21st century |
| 26 |
Henry ford study finds certain immuno suppressing drugs do not
increase risk for COVID-19 |
| 27 |
Toxic metals can affect student health performance, say
scientists from RUDN university |
| 28 |
Facebook anniversaries inspire reflection, nostalgia |
| 29 |
Privatized prisons lead to more inmates, longer sentences,
study finds |
| 30 |
Cool eyes on fever screening: Optimizing infrared thermography |
| 31 |
How do giraffes and elephants alter the African Savanna
landscape? |
| 32 |
Botox for TMJ disorders may not lead to bone loss in the short
term, but more research is needed |
| 33 |
Guidance balances staph infection prevention in critically ill
infants with family contact |
| 34 |
Immune system affects mind and body, study indicates |
| 35 |
Dams exacerbate the consequences of climate change on river
fish |
| 36 |
New method to design diamond lattices and other crystals from
microscopic building blocks |
| 37 |
Substance use disorders linked to COVID-19 susceptibility |
| 38 |
Antarctica: cracks in the ice |
| 39 |
Doctors get plenty of advice on starting treatment; this could
help them know when to stop |
| 40 |
Global study reveals time running out for many soils--but
conservation measures can help |
| 41 |
A warm Jupiter orbiting a cool star |
| 42 |
Neural cartography |
| 43 |
Excessive lung release of neutrophil DNA traps may explain
severe complications in Covid-19 patients |
| 44 |
Infinite chains of hydrogen atoms have surprising properties,
including a metallic phase |
| 45 |
Animals' magnetic 'sixth' sense may come from bacteria, new
paper suggests |
| 46 |
Hints of life on Venus |
| 47 |
Possible marker of life spotted on venus |
| 48 |
Physicists "trick" photons into behaving like
electrons using a "synthetic" magnetic field |
| 49 |
New treatments for deadly lung disease could be revealed by 3D
modeling |
| 50 |
New study explores if flirting is real and shows it can work |
| 51 |
Rubbery properties help RNA nanoparticles target tumors
efficiently and quickly leave body |
| 52 |
DNA webs may drive lung pathology in severe COVID-19 |
| 53 |
On the road to conductors of the future |
| 54 |
Light processing improves robotic sensing, study finds |
| 55 |
Certain coping strategies can help offset pandemic's mental
health hits |
| 56 |
Consumption of sheep or beef liver can contribute considerably
to the total intake of PFAS |
| 57 |
Early steroids improve outcomes in patients with septic shock |
| 58 |
Physicists discover new magnetoelectric effect |
| 59 |
Combining two precision medicines can treat drug-resistant
cancers |
| 60 |
COVID-19 measures deepening health inequalities in slum
communities |
| 61 |
Georgetown Global Health Center issues pandemic preparedness
report and COVID-19 lessons |
| 62 |
Project Phoenix: DNA unlocks a new understanding of coral |
| 63 |
Doctors develop system which can predict Bipolar Disorder 4
years before onset |
| 64 |
COVID-19 is here to stay for the foreseeable future--Field
work in a pandemic |
| 65 |
A change at the top before elections boosts MP turnover across
Europe, research shows |
| 66 |
Studies show strong links between the endocrine system and
COVID-19 incidence and mortality |
| 67 |
Reducing nitrogen with boron and beer |
| 68 |
Research explores factors influencing soybean injury by
synthetic auxin herbicides |
| 69 |
COVID-19 policy makers could learn more about accountability
from industries like aviation |
| 70 |
Paying GPs to provide contraception information linked to
reduced abortions |
| 71 |
Big answers from tiny particles |
| 72 |
DNA damage caused by migrating light energy |
| 73 |
COVID-19 patients with sleep apnoea could be at additional
risk |
| 74 |
Drug for common liver condition may be an effective treatment
for dementia |
| 75 |
You can train your brain to reduce motion sickness |
| 76 |
Touch-and-know: Brain activity during tactile stimuli reveals
hand preferences in people |
| 77 |
Halogen bonding: a powerful tool for constructing
supramolecular co-crystalline materials |
| 78 |
Genetic factors in chronic versus episodic migraine |
| 79 |
Embryos taking shape via buckling |
| 80 |
Bioactive nano-capsules to hijack cell behavior |
| 81 |
How to harness the power of biosolids to make hydrogen |
| 82 |
SMART researchers develop fast and efficient method to produce
red blood cells |
| 83 |
No benefit from drug used to reduce heart disease in kidney
patients |
| 84 |
Detection of PCBs and their metabolites (OH-PCBs) in the fetal
brain of a Japanese macaque |
| 85 |
Painless paper patch test for glucose levels uses microneedles |
| 86 |
Novel immune-oncology approach for potential cancer treatment |
| 87 |
Single atom-thin platinum makes a great chemical sensor |
| 88 |
Which immune response could cause a vaccine against COVID-19? |
| 89 |
COVID-19 pandemic halts cancer care and damages oncologists'
wellbeing |
| 90 |
Wildlife trade threats: The importance of genetic data in
saving an endangered species |
| 91 |
A bifidobacterial protein that can reduce inflammation in
COVID-19 found by a RUDN geneticist |
| 92 |
Magnetic field with the edge! |
| 93 |
Imaging agent developed at Washington University spotlights
inflammation |
| 94 |
High-risk patients for colorectal cancer lack knowledge about
colonoscopy |
| 95 |
Facebook political ads more partisan, less negative than TV |
| 96 |
New study from MD Anderson and BridgeBio's Navire Pharma shows
SHP2 inhibition overcomes multiple therapeutic-resistance mechanisms in lung cancer |
| 97 |
Tiny antibody component highly effective against SARS-COV-2 in
animal studies |
| 98 |
Hitchhiking seeds pose substantial risk of nonnative plant
invasions |
| 99 |
Twist on CRISPR gene editing treats adult-onset muscular
dystrophy in mice |
| 100 |
Loneliness doubled among older adults in first months of
COVID-19, poll shows |
| 101 |
Gun laws in neighboring states affect state gun deaths, new
evidence |
| 102 |
Mediterranean and tropical biodiversity most vulnerable to
human pressures |
| 103 |
Smartphones can predict brain function associated with anxiety
and depression |
| 104 |
Climate change triggers migration--particularly in
middle-income countries |
| 105 |
TRESK regulates brain to track time using sunlight as its cue |
| 106 |
As domestic violence spikes, many victims and their children
have nowhere to live |
| 107 |
ARPA-type funding gives green technology an 'innovation
advantage,' study finds |
| 108 |
Not so similar: Depression, but not anxiety, linked with
inflammation and metabolic change |
| 109 |
Study examines how civil wars affect wildlife populations |
| 110 |
Hostility linked with higher risk of death after second heart
attacks |
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