The Brutalist Report

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• Largest historic fire death toll belongs to aftermath of 1923 Japan Earthquake [943d]
• Nature's great survivors: Flowering plants survived the mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs [943d]
• Breast cancer recurrence may be triggered by chemotherapy injury to non-cancer cells [943d]
• Disease-resistant rice and wheat plants may modulate disease susceptibility in their neighbors [943d]
• Older adults with digestive diseases experience higher rates of loneliness, depression [943d]
• Charging ahead: New electrolyte goes extra mile for faster EV charging [943d]
• How the respiratory tract microbiome influences the severity of bacterial pneumonia [943d]
• Researchers develop new method for mapping the auditory pathway [943d]
• Benefits, risks in state-mandated school-based BMI assessments [943d]
• Comprehensive insulin signalling map shows interplay between genes and diet [943d]
• New neural insights into processing uncertainty in obsessive-compulsive disorder [943d]
• Study reveals reductions in breast cancer screening uptake during COVID-19 pandemic [943d]
• Blocking proteins could pull the plug on power for colon tumors [943d]
• New research provides hope for Parkinson's disease symptom control [943d]
• Researchers discover genes behind antibiotic resistance in deadly superbug infections [943d]
• New rivers in the North? Scientists identify how the dissection of Arctic landscapes is changing with accelerating climate change [943d]
• Ultrathin nanotech promises to help tackle antibiotic resistance [943d]
• Movement sensors can detect disease in wild boar [943d]
• Researchers detail how disorder alters quantum spin liquids, forming a new phase of matter [943d]
• The sweet physics of saltwater taffy [943d]
• Risk of brain hemorrhage appears transmissible via blood transfusion [943d]
• Your body's own cannabinoid molecules calm you during stress [943d]
• Large amounts of sedentary time linked with higher risk of dementia in older adults, study shows [943d]
• Plant-based food alternatives could support a shift to global sustainability [943d]
• New window on leading genetic cause of Alzheimer's [943d]
• Both high-protein and normal-protein diets are effective for T2D management [943d]
• Exposure to air pollution while in the womb is linked to adverse changes in cell processes in new-born babies [943d]
• Study of bacteria in day care settings reveals links with children's lung health [943d]
• New super-fast flood model has potentially life-saving benefits [943d]
• Dark matter halos measured around ancient quasars [943d]
• Targeted ultrasound can change brain functions for up to an hour after intervention [943d]
• Gotcha! New technology speeds up bacterial testing in food [943d]
• New insights to enhance treatment and diagnosis of blood cancer [943d]
• Immunity to COVID-19 reduces contagiousness, study finds [943d]
• A linear path to efficient quantum technologies [943d]
• Surfactants can cause toxic chemicals in aerosols to last longer in the air [943d]
• Fewer but more intense tropical storms predicted over the Ganges and Mekong [943d]
• Fall snow levels can predict a season's total snowpack in some western states [943d]
• A combination of cancer inhibitors shows success in slowing tumor growth [943d]
• In the age of ChatGPT, what's it like to be accused of cheating? [943d]
• CT test simulates blood flow to assess risk in patients with angina [943d]
• Researchers develop novel, automated measure of sleep studies to determine severity of obstructive sleep apnea [943d]