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Beating the bulge with a nice cup of tea |
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Hawai'i drought during El Nino winter? Not always, according
to new research |
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Swinburne-led research team demonstrates world's fastest
optical neuromorphic processor |
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Vaccine myths on social media can be effectively reduced with
credible fact checking |
| 5 |
Not just a guys' club: Resistance training benefits older
women just as much as older men |
| 6 |
Low risk of severe COVID-19 in children |
| 7 |
New strategy to fight botulinum toxin--expert available |
| 8 |
A third of US families face a different kind of poverty |
| 9 |
The link between opioid medication and pancreatic cancer |
| 10 |
Mouse study finds link between gut disease and brain injury in
premature infants |
| 11 |
A new approach to study autoimmune diseases |
| 12 |
uOttawa study shows that mindfulness can help ease the pain of
breast cancer survivors |
| 13 |
Light-based processors boost machine-learning processing |
| 14 |
Shiga toxin's not supposed to kill you |
| 15 |
Resist the resistance: fighting the good fight against
bacteria |
| 16 |
Protective immunity against SARS-CoV-2 could last eight months
or more |
| 17 |
CytoDel announces successful intra-neuronal antibody delivery
without a viral vector |
| 18 |
UCI study first to link disparities and 'pharmacy deserts' in
California |
| 19 |
Wait for me: Cell biologists decipher signal that ensures no
chromosome is left behind |
| 20 |
Physicists observe competition between magnetic orders |
| 21 |
Dual smoking and vaping doesn't cut cardiovascular risk:
Boston University study |
| 22 |
Young adults say porn is their most helpful source of
information about how to have sex |
| 23 |
The biggest chemistry stories of 2020 |
| 24 |
In changing oceans, sea stars may be 'drowning' |
| 25 |
'Sniffing out' fruity thiols in hoppy beers |
| 26 |
Researchers turn coal powder into graphite in microwave oven |
| 27 |
A better pen-and-ink system for drawing flexible circuits |
| 28 |
Detecting CRISPR/Cas gene doping |
| 29 |
Light-carrying chips advance machine learning |
| 30 |
New research finds ginger counters certain autoimmune diseases
in mice |
| 31 |
How Earth's oddest mammal got to be so bizarre |
| 32 |
Businesses stand to benefit from sustainable restructuring |
| 33 |
How can we help victims of torture? |
| 34 |
Why we use our smartphone at cafes |
| 35 |
Gut microbe may promote breast cancers |
| 36 |
Israel can expect a major earthquake of 6.5 on the Richter
scale in the coming years |
| 37 |
New paper describes use of geographic monitoring for early
COVID cluster detection |
| 38 |
Study: Black Americans, women, conservatives more hesitant to
trust COVID-19 vaccine |
| 39 |
New evidence: Effects of Huntington's disease mutation may
begin in childhood |
| 40 |
It's getting hot in here: Warming world will fry power plant
production in coming years |
| 41 |
A prognostic Alzheimer's disease blood test in the
symptom-free stage |
| 42 |
Long-term study finds dozens of new genetic markers associated
with lifetime bone growth |
| 43 |
Guinea baboons grunt with an accent |
| 44 |
Surrey unveils breakthrough manufacturing process of
ultra-thin sensor for smart contact lenses |
| 45 |
Mighty morphing 3D printing |
| 46 |
Researcher cracks the hidden strengthening mechanism in
biological ceramics |
| 47 |
Link between dietary fiber and depression partially explained
by gut-brain interactions |
| 48 |
Sexual dysfunction hits some women harder than others as they
age |
| 49 |
Identifying strategies to advance research on traumatic brain
injury's effect on women |
| 50 |
Researchers discover how a bio-pesticide works against spider
mites |
| 51 |
New review says the ineffective 'learning styles' theory
persists in education |
| 52 |
An epidemic of overdiagnosis: Melanoma diagnoses sky rocket |
| 53 |
Smoking associated with increased risk of COVID-19 symptoms |
| 54 |
The new face of the Antarctic |
| 55 |
'Virtual biopsies' could replace tissue biopsies in future
thanks to new technique |
| 56 |
Chinese scientists uncover gene for rice adaption to low soil
nitrogen |
| 57 |
First global study shows uneven urbanization among large
cities in the last two decades |
| 58 |
A bit too much: reducing the bit width of Ising models for
quantum annealing |
| 59 |
Liver cancer cells manipulate stromal cells involved in
fibrosis to promote tumor growth |
| 60 |
The revelation of the crustal geometry of the western Qilian
Mountains, NE Tibetan Plateau |
| 61 |
The world's first integrated quantum communication network |
| 62 |
Solo seniors with cognitive impairment hit hard by pandemic |
| 63 |
Scientists need to understand how gill development limits fish
growth |
| 64 |
Antibiotics not needed after most sinus surgeries: randomized
controlled trial |
| 65 |
Scientists create ON-OFF switches to control CAR T cell
activity |
| 66 |
Advancing the study of T cells to improve immunotherapy |
| 67 |
New drug form may help treat osteoporosis, calcium-related
disorders |
| 68 |
Common drug may protect hearts from damage caused by breast
cancer chemotherapy |
| 69 |
Neuronal circuits for fine motor skills |
| 70 |
How market incumbents can navigate disruptive technology
change |
| 71 |
Mental health of UK women, ethnic minorities especially
affected during pandemic |
| 72 |
The Lancet Planetary Health: Meeting India's air quality
targets across south Asia may prevent 7% of pregnancy losses, modelling study estimates |
| 73 |
COVID-19 infection linked with higher death rate in acute
heart failure patients |
| 74 |
Modern microbes provide window into ancient ocean |
| 75 |
Will global warming bring a change in the winds? Dust from the
deep sea provides a clue |
| 76 |
Study reports patient-reported loss of smell in 86% of mild
COVID-19 cases |
| 77 |
Does a mother's pre-pregnancy weight affect her children's
future fertility? |
| 78 |
Statins may protect the heart from chemotherapy treatment of
early breast cancer |
| 79 |
Orange is the new 'block' |
| 80 |
How to talk about death and dying |
| 81 |
Old silicon learns new tricks |
| 82 |
Designer protein patches boost cell signaling |
| 83 |
DNA-editing method shows promise to treat mouse model of
progeria |
| 84 |
Majority of biotech companies completing an IPO from 1997-2016
achieved product approvals |
| 85 |
When Uber and Lyft enter cities, vehicle ownership increases |
| 86 |
Investment risk & return from emerging public biotech
companies comparable to non-biotech |
| 87 |
Cattle grazing and soybean yields |
| 88 |
Short-Period Hot Jupiter Discovered Circling HAT-P-68 |
| 89 |
New Species of Hermit Crab Discovered in Gulf of Mexico |
| 90 |
Almost Six Hundred New High-Velocity Stars Spotted in Milky
Way |
| 91 |
Australian Palm Cockatoos Threatened with Extinction |
| 92 |
Neuroscientists Identify Brain Network Critical for
Consciousness |
| 93 |
Researchers Demonstrate High-Fidelity Quantum Teleportation |
| 94 |
Gravitational Waves May Help Find Universe's Missing
Components |
| 95 |
Mars Express Spots Chaotic Terrain near Valles Marineris |
| 96 |
Astronomers Detect Large-Scale X-Ray Bubbles in Milky Way's
Halo |
| 97 |
Researchers Make Progress Toward High-Performing Water
Desalination Membranes |
| 98 |
Mangoes May Help Reduce Facial Wrinkles in Women |
| 99 |
Hubble Looks at Face-On Spiral Galaxy NGC 6946 |
| 100 |
Flowering Plants Can Be Larks or Night Owls: Study |
| 101 |
Astronomers Create Radio Map of Perseus Galaxy Cluster |
| 102 |
Archaeologists Unearth 1,700-Year-Old Oil-Lamp Workshop in
Israel |
| 103 |
Frequent Travelers are More Satisfied with Their Life than
Non-Travelers, Study Says |
| 104 |
Byzantine-Period Church Uncovered in Israel |
| 105 |
Brown Fat May Protect against Metabolic and Cardiovascular
Diseases |
| 106 |
Physicists Create 'Soft' Supersolid |
| 107 |
Astronomers Discover New Supercluster of Galaxies |
| 108 |
Source of Sunquakes is Submerged beneath Solar Surface, Study
Shows |
| 109 |
MicroRNAs Play Key Role in Regulation of Circadian Rhythms |
| 110 |
Researchers Discover New State of Matter: Liquid Glass |
| 111 |
Hayabusa-2 Reveals New Details about Asteroid Ryugu |
| 112 |
Learning Boosts Happiness, New Study Suggests |
| 113 |
Newly-Developed Artificial Chromatophores Change Color in
Response to Light |
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