The Brutalist Report

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• High-strength cannabis linked to addiction and mental health problems [1107d]
• Financial and sleeping difficulties are key mental health risk indicators in university students [1107d]
• Cancer study: Major preventive effect from resistant starch in people with Lynch syndrome [1107d]
• Smaller, stronger magnets could improve devices that harness the fusion power of the sun and stars [1107d]
• How did Earth avoid a Mars-like fate? Ancient rocks hold clues [1107d]
• Wood heating pollutes the air in mountain areas more than previously assumed [1107d]
• Are drones the optimal way to distribute COVID-19 tests? [1107d]
• Study links insulin resistance, advanced cell aging with childhood poverty [1107d]
• Tree fern genome provides insights into its evolution [1107d]
• Implicit bias and concern about appearing racist predict teachers' reluctance to discuss race and racism in the classroom [1107d]
• Bioinspired protein creates stretchable 2D layered materials [1107d]
• Designing roots to reach new depths could help carbon storage in soil [1107d]
• 'IcePic' algorithm outperforms humans in predicting ice crystal formation [1107d]
• Trilobites' growth may have resembled that of modern marine crustaceans [1107d]
• Researchers use MRI to show brain changes, differences in children with ADHD [1107d]
• Wine-drinkers of the world rejoice! New research finds key to billion-dollar problem [1107d]
• Black patients found six times more likely to have advanced vision loss after glaucoma diagnosis than white patients [1108d]
• Extreme heat exposure worsens child malnutrition [1108d]
• A new leap in understanding nickel oxide superconductors [1108d]
• SARS-CoV-2 variants have developed resistance to human interferons, study finds [1108d]
• Alzheimer's researchers study drug efficacy in early stages of disease [1108d]
• Using AI to train teams of robots to work together [1108d]
• Researchers pinpoint genetic variations that might sway course of COVID-19 [1108d]
• Hair and libido loss join fatigue and brain fog among wider list of Long COVID symptoms [1108d]
• The structure of the smallest semiconductor was elucidated [1108d]
• Researchers identify how cells move faster through mucus than blood [1108d]
• Study refutes claim that T. rex was three separate species [1108d]
• New COVID-19 rapid-test technology performs PCR faster than similar tests on the market [1108d]
• Researchers discover gene that promotes muscle strength during exercise [1108d]
• SARS-CoV-2 hijacks nanotubes between neurons to infect them, study finds [1108d]
• The outer limits: Future economic growth in the face of diminishing resource [1108d]
• Coronavirus spike protein activated natural immune response, damaged heart muscle cells, study finds [1108d]
• New study challenges old views on what's 'primitive' in mammalian reproduction [1108d]
• CRISPR therapeutics can damage the genome, researchers warn [1108d]
• New tool uncovers 'elegant' mechanism responsible for antibiotic tolerance in golden staph [1108d]
• The world's largest omnivore is a fish [1108d]
• A common mechanism for cancer metastasis and atherosclerosis [1108d]
• Plants quick to let their flowers fade for protection, show new field experiments and microbiome [1108d]
• Hydrogen generated by Si-based agent attenuates inflammation in ulcerative colitis mouse model [1108d]
• Pre-teen children believe 'brilliance' is a male trait, and this stereotype increases in strength up to the age of twelve [1108d]
• Arisaema urashima's 'fishing rod' reels in its primary pollinator [1108d]
• Adolescent arterial stiffness -- a novel risk factor for hypertension and insulin resistance [1108d]
• Effect of environmental contaminants on the health of pet cats [1108d]
• Researchers develop nanoporous zinc electrodes that make primary alkaline zinc batteries rechargeable [1108d]
• The chemical controlling life and death in hair follicles [1108d]
• Study shows link between frequent naps and high blood pressure [1108d]
• New study finds lowest risk of death was among adults who exercised 150-600 minutes/week [1108d]
• Do fish suffer from oxygen starvation? [1108d]
• Are effects of lead poisoning 'reversible' with early enrichment? Animal study [1108d]
• Bacterial community signatures reveal how cities urbanize water sources [1108d]
• Floors in ancient Greek luxury villa were laid with recycled glass [1108d]
• Explosive volcanic eruption produced rare mineral on Mars [1108d]
• New methodology helps predict soil recovery after wildfires [1108d]
• Lab manipulates dead spiders' legs with a puff of air to serve as grabbers [1108d]
• Tetrahedrons assemble! Three-sided pyramids form 2D structures [1108d]
• A third COVID-19 booster is crucial to identifying and fighting new variants, study finds [1108d]
• New study explores the prevalence of heatwaves in East Asia [1108d]
• Next generation atomic clocks are a step closer to real world applications [1108d]
• Particle phase chemistry enables soot to better seed clouds [1108d]
• When the invasive fish are native [1108d]
• Researchers identify protein connected to aging and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis [1108d]
• Understanding friction, the unavoidable enemy [1108d]
• Weak handgrip strength may signal serious health issues [1108d]
• Decoding the structure and properties of near-infrared reflective pigments [1108d]
• Boosting memory performance by strong ion bombardment [1108d]