The Brutalist Report

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• 3D-printed scaffold could improve breast reconstruction results [1198d]
• Genetic adaptations help Amazonian populations resist Chagas infection [1198d]
• SCENTinel 1.1, second iteration of Monell's rapid smell test, discriminates between smell loss and smell distortions [1198d]
• Research shows success of working from home depends on company health [1198d]
• Hitting nuclei with light may create fluid primordial matter [1198d]
• MIND and Mediterranean diets associated with fewer Alzheimer's plaques and tangles [1198d]
• What 'Chornobyl dogs' can tell us about survival in contaminated environments [1198d]
• Can children map read at the age of four? [1198d]
• New kind of transistor could shrink communications devices on smartphones [1198d]
• Records from Platform Holly provide a glimpse of how petroleum production affects natural gas seeps [1198d]
• A new class of drugs could prevent resistant COVID-19 variants, study finds [1198d]
• Genes in beans: Bean genome sequenced for improved nutrition [1198d]
• Incident atrial fibrillation appears to heighten dementia risk [1198d]
• A pool at Yellowstone is a thumping thermometer [1198d]
• A surprising way to trap a microparticle [1198d]
• Fresh understanding of aging in the brain offers hope for treating neurological diseases [1198d]