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• Using new technique, researchers make surprising discoveries about how flies' brains respond to tastes [1071d]
• Poor heart health predicts premature brain aging [1071d]
• 'Drug factory' implants eliminate mesothelioma tumors in mice [1071d]
• DNA profiling solves Australian rabbit plague puzzle [1071d]
• A prehistoric climate feedback loop [1071d]
• What older adults do while they sit affects dementia risk [1071d]
• Modified bladder cancer treatment shows promise in animal studies [1071d]
• Brushing thin films onto electrodes preserves batteries [1071d]
• Pheasant meat sold for food found to contain many tiny shards of toxic lead [1071d]
• Hopes of a new curative treatment for children with neuroblastoma [1071d]
• New insights into the mechanisms behind Crohn's disease point to potential therapeutic target [1071d]
• Efficient carbon dioxide reduction under visible light with a novel, inexpensive catalyst [1071d]
• A quantum pump without the crank [1071d]
• Maximizing could be key to minimizing our environmental footprint [1071d]
• Hepatitis C drugs may reduce PTSD symptoms [1071d]
• Genetic score detects those at risk for sudden cardiac death [1071d]
• Louisiana State University campus mounds likely oldest known human-made structures in North America [1071d]
• More folic acid in flour needed to prevent severe birth defects, researcher says [1071d]
• Understanding why deadly brain cancer comes back [1071d]
• Food allergies can be reversed in mice by targeting the microbiome [1071d]
• Sensor detects level of lithium meds in patient's bodies [1071d]
• A more environmentally friendly air conditioner [1071d]
• Super-fast electric car charging, with a tailor-made touch [1071d]
• Tracking air pollution disparities -- daily -- from space [1071d]
• Marijuana and hallucinogen use among young adults reached all time-high in 2021 [1071d]
• Lessons from natural photosynthesis: Conversion of CO2 to raw materials for plastic [1071d]
• The electron slow motion: Ion physics on the femtosecond scale [1071d]
• Early lacewings: Larvae with extremely inflated trunks, fossilized in amber [1071d]
• 'Rhythm' or 'drift' -- new tools can help better understand human attention [1071d]
• Caterpillar-like bacteria crawling in our mouths [1071d]
• A historical perspective on glacial retreat [1071d]
• Revealed missing step in lipid formation could enable detection of past climate [1071d]
• Genetic rescue of Florida panthers may have had unintended consequences [1071d]
• Plastic upcycling: From waste to fuel for less [1071d]
• Case solved: Missing carbon monoxide found hiding in the ice [1071d]
• What fake news about spiders can teach us about the global spread of (mis)information [1071d]
• Dogs cry more when reunited with their owners [1071d]
• Researchers discover a material that can learn like the brain [1071d]
• Wastewater viral loads can provide advance warning of COVID-19 outbreaks [1071d]
• Researchers show how mutations in 'dark genome' cause pancreatic malformations [1071d]
• Study offers insights into how pancreatic cancer develops [1071d]
• Microscopic color converters move small laser-based devices closer to reality [1071d]
• Untapped potential of stem cells could aid repair of spinal cord damage [1071d]
• The locked library: Disease causes cells to reorder their DNA incorrectly [1071d]
• Brains cells born together wire and fire together for life [1071d]
• The humble minnow can take the heat(wave) [1071d]
• Sulfur shortage: A potential resource crisis looming as the world decarbonizes [1071d]
• Myocarditis risk significantly higher after COVID-19 infection vs. after a COVID-19 vaccine [1071d]
• How recovery progresses following inflammation triggered by injury or illness [1071d]
• Dental biorhythm is associated with adolescent weight gain, study finds [1071d]
• Eye test could screen children for autism, study finds [1071d]