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- Women's heart attacks are often missed: This gene may help explain why [1284d]
- Arecibo observatory scientists help unravel surprise asteroid mystery [1284d]
- Study identifies unique underlying molecular factors driving melanoma development [1284d]
- Methods from weather forecasting can be adapted to assess risk of COVID-19 exposure [1284d]
- Climate change could lead to a dramatic temperature-linked decrease in essential omega-3 fatty acids, according to new study [1284d]
- Proactive approaches needed to enable ecosystems to adapt to climate change [1284d]
- Boron nitride nanotube fibers get real [1284d]
- Coastal marsh migration may further fuel climate change [1284d]
- Microplastic pollution in Montana's flathead lake [1284d]
- COVID's Catch-22: The paradox of masking and disease [1284d]
- Smart implants to monitor healing [1284d]
- New biomarkers unlock potential for more effective treatment of deadly cancers [1284d]
- A potentially more effective treatment for HER2 mutant metastatic breast cancer [1284d]
- As US obesity epidemic grows, new study shows who is gaining weight over the last decade [1284d]
- New technology helps reveal inner workings of human genome [1284d]
- Many human genomes shaped by past events that caused sharp dips in the population, study finds [1284d]
- Giant bacteria found in Guadeloupe mangroves challenge traditional concepts [1284d]
- Humans can't, but turtles can: Reduce weakening and deterioration with age [1284d]
- Modeling historical biomass could be key to buffering climate change [1284d]
- Secrets of aging revealed in largest study on longevity, aging in reptiles and amphibians [1284d]
- Silence for thought: Special interneuron networks in the human brain [1284d]
- Self-assembled, interlocked threads: Spinning yarn with no machine needed [1284d]
- Ultra-thin film creates vivid 3D images with large field of view [1284d]
- Climate changes lead to water imbalance, conflict in Tibetan Plateau [1284d]
- Researchers discover solutions to gender bias in autism diagnoses [1284d]
- Personal health trackers may include smart face mask, other wearables [1284d]
- Artificial photosynthesis can produce food without sunshine [1284d]
- Lipid nanoparticles carry gene-editing cancer drugs past tumor defenses [1284d]
- Researchers untangle the APOE4 gene, the most significant genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease [1284d]
- Default options facilitate faster carbon offsetting in air travel [1284d]
- Cardiac rehab attendance lower among Asian, Black and Hispanic adults at all income levels, study finds [1284d]
- Shedding light on the impact of microplastics on lentil seedling growth [1284d]
- Are babies the key to the next generation of artificial intelligence? [1284d]
- 'Structural racism' cited in study of breast-biopsy delays [1284d]
- Hair-raising research: Scientists find surprising link between immune system, hair growth [1284d]
- Stretching of the continents drove ancient global warming event, say scientists [1284d]
- It sucked to be the prey of ancient cephalopods [1284d]
- Modeling a devastating childhood disease on a chip [1284d]
- Cancer survivors grew to 18 million in the US; more than two-thirds aged 65 years or older [1284d]
- 'Travel therapy': Could holidays help mental health and wellbeing? [1284d]
- Inside the jellyfish's sting: Exploring the micro-architecture of a cellular weapon [1284d]
- COVID vaccines are safe for patients with cardiovascular disease [1284d]
- Untangling the role of tau in Alzheimer's disease [1284d]
- Increase in leptin levels in preeclampsia prompts cardiovascular cascade that puts mother and baby at risk [1284d]
- How climate change can significantly impact one of the world's most important carbon-rich ecosystems [1284d]
- Scientists decontaminate heavy metal water using protein from plant waste [1284d]
- Scarless skin grafting using mussel adhesive protein [1284d]
- Listeria-based booster improves vaccine's protection against recurring colon cancer [1284d]
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