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• Hormonal contraceptives in teens may alter risk assessment, rat study suggests [932d]
• Reducing systolic blood pressure to less than 120 mm Hg reduced cardiovascular event risk [932d]
• Earth's surface water dives deep, transforming core's outer layer [932d]
• Faster Arctic warming hastens 2C rise by eight years [932d]
• Scientists uncover aurora-like radio emission above a sunspot [932d]
• Researchers develop gel to deliver cancer drugs for solid tumors [932d]
• 'Cooling glass' blasts building heat into space [932d]
• One in five patients experience rebound COVID after taking Paxlovid, new study finds [932d]
• Ammonia for fertilizers without the giant carbon footprint [932d]
• Some of today's earthquakes may be aftershocks from quakes in the 1800s [932d]
• Scientists discover key to a potential natural cancer treatment's potency [932d]
• This wireless, handheld, non-invasive device detects Alzheimer's and Parkinson's biomarkers [932d]
• Evolution of taste: Early sharks were able to perceive bitter substances [932d]
• Ammonia fuel offers great benefits but demands careful action [932d]
• Appropriate statin prescriptions increase sixfold with automated referrals [932d]
• A 'fish cartel' for Africa could benefit the countries, and their seas [932d]
• New discovery on how green algae count cell divisions illuminates key step needed for the evolution of multicellular life [932d]
• Antiviral treatment is largely underused in children with influenza, study findings show [932d]
• How marine bristle worms use a special protein to distinguish between sunlight and moonlight [932d]
• AI programs spat out known data and hardly learned specific chemical interactions when predicting drug potency [932d]