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Tyrannosaurus remains hint at two possible species distinct from T. rex [1495d]
Why exercise gets harder the less you do [1495d]
How the body fights back against cancer [1495d]
Ultrasound scan can diagnose prostate cancer [1495d]
New optical tweezers put on the pressure to change color [1495d]
Plastic labelling needs 'sustainability scale' [1495d]
New screening system may point the way to clean, renewable hydrogen power [1495d]
Researchers establish first-of-its-kind framework to diagnose 3D-printing errors [1495d]
Immunotherapy drug bolsters head and neck cancer treatment [1495d]
Scientists discover a new molecular pathway shared by two neurodegenerative disorders [1495d]
Scaling laws in enzymes may help predict life ‘as we don’t know it' [1495d]
Physicists bring a once-theoretical effect of quantum matter into observable reality [1495d]
Under pressure: A new theory lets us predict when soft materials will fail [1495d]
Adaptive HEALEY ALS Platform Trial hopes to bring new treatments to patients faster [1495d]
Overlooked channels influence water flow and flooding along Gulf Coast [1495d]
Chemical link between wildfire smoke and ozone depletion [1495d]
Climate change: A threat to human wellbeing and health of the planet [1495d]
Physical fitness linked to lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease [1495d]
Clues to better batteries emerge from tracking lithium [1495d]
BioCro software for growing virtual crops improved [1495d]
Discovery of an innate immunological memory in the intestine [1495d]
Metasurface-based antenna turns ambient radio waves into electric power [1495d]
How a two-faced molecule can silence problematic genes [1495d]
Healthy gut microbiome improves success of cancer treatment [1495d]
The root of it: Understanding molecular basis of lateral root development in rice [1495d]
Your lunchtime walks in the summer could be making you less productive [1495d]
Cholesterol-lowering drugs may slow down metastases [1495d]
Spintronics: Innovative crystals for future computer electronics [1495d]
Suspending syringe services programs will result in an increase of HIV infections [1495d]
Bark of neem tree may protect against coronavirus variants, study finds [1495d]
Freshwater from thin air [1495d]
Snail competition leads to fewer parasites that cause schistosomiasis [1495d]
Key genomic alterations and potential therapeutic vulnerabilities in transformed cutaneous T-cell lymphoma [1495d]
Elephant seal’s map sense tells them when to head ‘home’ [1495d]
New, nature-inspired concepts for turning CO2 into clean fuels [1495d]
New data analysis tool uncovers important COVID-19 clues [1495d]
For cancer patients on immunotherapy, harmful gut bacteria might matter more than helpful ones [1495d]
Separator key when it comes to 'stable' vs. 'safe' battery [1495d]
Diminished activation of specific prefrontal brain region may directly contribute to binge eating in bulimia nervosa [1495d]
Social networking for fossils shows community impacts of mass extinctions [1495d]
Gas flares tied to premature deaths [1495d]
New way viruses trigger autoimmunity discovered [1495d]
Mystery solved about the origin of the 30,000-year-old Venus of Willendorf [1496d]
When money is tight, 'purchase happiness' is low [1496d]
Antibiotic doesn’t prevent future wheezing in babies hospitalized with RSV [1496d]
Computer drug simulations offer warning about promising diabetes and cancer treatment [1496d]
Seismic study reveals key reason why Patagonia is rising as glaciers melt [1496d]
Endangered, new to science orchid discovered in Ecuador with the help of a commercial nursery [1496d]
New DNA modification system discovered in animals, captured from bacteria more than 60 MYA [1496d]
A potential breakthrough for production of superior battery technology [1496d]
A slow-motion section of the San Andreas fault may not be so harmless after all [1496d]
Making the invisible visible: A clearer ‘picture’ of blood vessels in health and disease thanks to new imaging approach [1496d]