The Brutalist Report

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• Communities with higher levels of racial prejudice have worse health outcomes [1587d]
• Locally sourced: Pelicans prefer native fish to sportfish at Utah's strawberry reservoir [1587d]
• New risk algorithm would improve screening for prostate cancer [1587d]
• Human-induced disease outbreak in animals causes cascading ecological effects [1587d]
• Objection: No one can understand what you’re saying [1587d]
• How baboons keep healthy family boundaries [1587d]
• Physicists discover method for emulating nonlinear quantum electrodynamics in a laboratory setting [1587d]
• Bunkers that save sight? Researchers take a close look [1587d]
• Researchers create tool to help protect native fish from hybridizing with non-natives [1587d]
• Lead exposure in last century shrunk IQ scores of half of Americans [1587d]
• Early killer whales ate fish — not other marine mammals [1587d]
• World Trade Center responders at higher risk for blood cancer-associated mutations, study finds [1587d]
• Predicting the progression of rheumatoid arthritis [1587d]
• Simulated human eye movement aims to train metaverse platforms [1587d]
• The secret to longevity? Ask a yellow-bellied marmot [1587d]
• New maps show airplane contrails over the U.S. dropped steeply in 2020 [1587d]
• New study questions explanation for last winter's brutal U.S. cold snap [1587d]
• Traffic accidents significantly dropped during COVID-19 lockdown, study finds [1587d]
• A speed limit could be a breakthrough for stem cell therapy [1587d]
• Extending the battery life of small drones to strengthen security on U.S. Border [1587d]