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• Could blocking or deleting a protein help prevent common oral cancers? [1535d]
• The impact of COVID-19 on drug use -- and how it contributes to overdose risk [1535d]
• Viruses in the gut may warn of a deadly disease in preterm infants [1535d]
• Terahertz imaging reveals hidden inscription on early modern funerary cross [1535d]
• An easier way to teach robots new skills [1535d]
• Inflammation markers associated with COVID-19 during pregnancy may signal adverse impacts to long-term infant health [1535d]
• Wireless device to provide new options for colorectal cancer treatment [1535d]
• How to assess a community's resilience [1535d]
• Death in darkness: A new type of cell death discovered in fly guts [1535d]
• Being in nature: Good for mind, body and nutrition [1535d]
• Meat consumption must fall by at least 75 percent [1535d]
• Study: Economic burden of PTSD 'staggering' [1535d]
• New research harnesses the power of movement [1535d]
• Study reviews COVID-related hospital visitation limits and family stress [1535d]
• Beetle in the coconut: Fossil find sheds new light on Neotropical rainforests [1535d]
• 'I know this song!' Evolutionary keys to musical perception [1535d]
• Automated nutrition app can help people follow healthier diet [1535d]
• These male spiders catapult at impressive speeds to flee their mates before they get eaten [1535d]
• Cheaper hydrogen fuel cell could mean better green energy options [1535d]
• Scientists have discovered how bloodworms make their unique copper teeth [1535d]
• A new era of mitochondrial genome editing has begun [1535d]
• Researchers discover drug-resistant environmental mold is capable of infecting people [1535d]
• Reprogrammed macrophages promote spread of breast cancer [1535d]
• Managing UK agriculture with rock dust could absorb up to 45 per cent of atmospheric carbon dioxide needed for net-zero [1535d]
• Study identifies gaps in monitoring of streams [1536d]
• Using AI to detect cancer from patient data securely [1536d]
• Omicron prompted spike in COVID cases in pregnant women, but fewer hospitalizations [1536d]