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• Some breast cancer patients with high responses to chemotherapy may not need surgery [1293d]
• Tree rings offer insight into devastating radiation storms [1293d]
• Study reveals soil moisture plays the biggest role in underground spread of natural gas leaking from pipelines [1293d]
• People who struggle to cope with stressful situations could benefit from owning a pet [1293d]
• Cosmic rays drive galaxy's winds [1293d]
• Researchers create lunar regolith bricks that could be used to construct Artemis base camp [1293d]
• Here's how the brain works when we choose to help someone in danger [1293d]
• A new kind of wood-based plastic could enable circular home furnishings and building materials [1293d]
• Researchers develop 'Goldilocks drug' to treat triple-negative breast cancer [1293d]
• Tracking raindrops, one molecule at a time [1293d]
• Scientists pinpoint druggable target in aggressive breast cancer [1293d]
• Lower than normal rainfall linked with a higher chance of food insecurity [1293d]
• New drug is found effective for treating complicated urinary tract infections [1293d]
• Climate change is closing daily temperature gap, clouds could be the cause [1293d]
• How intermittent fasting affects female hormones [1293d]
• Migrating birds attracted by light pollution face higher toxic chemical exposure [1293d]
• The next wonder semiconductor [1293d]
• Greenbelts are effective at slowing urban sprawl [1293d]
• Gene involved in neuronal structure and function may protect against Alzheimer's disease [1293d]
• Study identifies key T cells for immunity against fungal pneumonia [1293d]
• Magnetic sensors track muscle length [1293d]
• Do financial incentives increase adult vaccinations? A view of lessons learned [1293d]
• Non-white newborns with cystic fibrosis more likely to be missed in screening [1293d]
• COVID-causing virus in air detected with high-tech bubbles [1293d]
• New enzyme inhibitor shows promise for treating cancers, autoimmune diseases [1293d]
• Functional, nonepileptic seizures show structural abnormalities in brain scans, study shows [1293d]
• First quasiparticle Bose-Einstein condensate [1293d]
• Vocal communication originated over 400 million years ago [1293d]
• Nestling birds recognize their local song 'dialect' [1293d]
• Balancing risk and reward in planetary exploration [1293d]
• New corrosion-detecting tech can detects leaks in pipes before they occur [1293d]
• New potential from 'one-pot-and-one-step' polymer synthesis [1293d]
• Miniaturized infrared detectors [1293d]
• Targeting one type of immune cell with another slows cancer growth in preclinical studies [1293d]
• Chemical clues to the mystery of what's coating Stradivari's violins [1293d]
• Spintronics: A new tool at BESSY II for chirality investigations [1293d]
• Predicting mortality risks using smartphones [1293d]
• 3D flora and fauna at your fingertips [1293d]
• Ancient bacteria might lurk beneath Mars' surface [1293d]
• Study sheds light on how songs, movies and memories shape how people enjoy lighthearted entertainment [1293d]
• New research shows e-cigarettes cause cardiac arrhythmias [1293d]
• Highly emotional people drawn to cats for stress relief programs [1293d]
• Minorities face longer wait times for vital lung cancer treatment, study finds [1293d]
• Best evidence yet that lowering blood pressure can prevent dementia [1293d]
• Common, usually harmless group of bacteria associated with higher death rates in kidney patients [1293d]
• Activity 'snacks' following meals may help maintain muscle mass [1293d]
• Lack of access to healthy food may raise risk of death from heart failure [1293d]
• New method to label proteins could help track disease [1293d]
• Novel insecticides are bad news for bee health and their guts [1293d]