The Brutalist Report

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• Combined birth control pill linked with increased risk of blood clots in obese women [1039d]
• Study links length of REM sleep to animals' body temperature [1039d]
• Using artificial intelligence to improve tuberculosis treatments [1039d]
• Mucosal antibodies in the airways protect against omicron infection [1039d]
• Can the brain recover after boxers, MMA fighters stop fighting? [1039d]
• Seven healthy lifestyle habits may reduce dementia risk for people with diabetes [1039d]
• Scientist discovers new oxidation state of rhodium [1039d]
• Better screening could predict and prevent sudden cardiac death in young people [1039d]
• What ancient dung reveals about Epipaleolithic animal tending [1039d]
• The bolder bird gets (and keeps) the girl [1039d]
• Modeling antimicrobial use and resistance in Canadian turkey flocks [1039d]
• Study tracks waterbird use of Chicago-area wetlands [1039d]
• Soybean virus may give plant-munching bugs a boost in survival [1039d]
• Researchers develop painless tattoos that can be self-administered [1039d]
• Dense liquid droplets act as cellular computers [1039d]
• Contrast-enhanced in-phase Dixon sequence impacts biopsy clip detection on breast MRI [1039d]
• Pioneering research using bacteria brings scientists a step closer to creating artificial cells with lifelike functionality [1039d]
• It's a planet: New evidence of baby planet in the making [1039d]
• Genomics study identifies unique set of proteins that restores hearing in zebrafish [1039d]
• MICROSCOPE mission presents most precise test of general relativity's weak equivalence principle [1039d]
• Crops grown together 'cooperate' better in just two generations [1039d]
• New method for comparing neural networks exposes how artificial intelligence works [1039d]
• Survey finds stress and worry over the state of the world keeps some Americans up at night [1039d]
• Moral illusions may alter our behavior [1039d]
• Technique developed in mice could aid detection of cancer in dense breasts [1039d]
• Swimmer's itch: What causes this neglected snail-borne disease? [1039d]
• Single 'nanoconfined' molecules: Making and breaking of chemical bonds [1039d]
• Precise control of catalytic reactions [1039d]
• Research team creates more effective cancer therapy [1039d]
• A switch telling the brain when to learn and when to remember [1039d]
• Air pollution may spur irregular heart rhythms in healthy teens [1039d]
• Are we missing a crucial component of sea-level rise? [1039d]
• Tropical insects are extremely sensitive to changing climates [1039d]
• Early gibbon fossil found in southwest China: Discovery fills evolutionary history gap of apes [1039d]
• Cacao: Multiple interactions in its cultivation [1039d]
• Genetic discovery could lead to better treatments for common tumor in dogs [1039d]
• Daily multivitamin may improve cognition and possibly protect against decline, study suggests [1039d]
• Engineering an enzyme against antibiotic-resistant anthrax [1039d]
• Intelligent cooperation to provide surveillance and epidemic services in smart cities [1039d]
• Tiny, caterpillar-like soft robot folds, rolls, grabs and degrades [1039d]