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Webb Telescope Unveils Evidence of Water and Hydration on Asteroid Psyche

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NASA's Perseverance Rover Uncovers Water-Borne Minerals in Mars' Jezero Crater

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NASA and ISS National Lab Collaborate on $4M Grant for Space-Based Disease Research

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James Webb Space Telescope Uncovers Six Likely Rogue Worlds with Dusty Disks

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NASA Discovers a Global Electric Field After Decades of Search

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Galaxy Interactions and Cosmic Illusions: Webb's Stunning New Images

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Super-Earth Exoplanet Formation Becomes Nearly Impossible Around Metal-Poor Stars

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A New Look at Galaxy Boundaries: Discoveries from Deep Imaging of Cosmic Gas

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Gravity Data Uncovers Ancient Ocean Features and Volcanic Activity on Mars

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Webb Telescope Reveals Supermassive Black Holes Can 'Starve' Galaxies of Star Formation

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NASA Discovers a Global Electric Field After Decades of Search

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Galaxy Interactions and Cosmic Illusions: Webb's Stunning New Images

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From Shale Gas to Sustainable Water: New Methods for Recovering High-Demand Metals

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Super-Earth Exoplanet Formation Becomes Nearly Impossible Around Metal-Poor Stars

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A New Look at Galaxy Boundaries: Discoveries from Deep Imaging of Cosmic Gas

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Gravity Data Uncovers Ancient Ocean Features and Volcanic Activity on Mars

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The "Incomprehensible" Cell - A Parasitic Prokaryote is Discovered

All complex life on Earth, including plants and animals, are made up of eukaryotic cells, which are more sophisticated than bacterial or archaeal cells..



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Webb Telescope Reveals Supermassive Black Holes Can 'Starve' Galaxies of Star Formation

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Greenland Mountaintop Collapse Triggered Mega Tsunami & 9-Day Seismic Event

An image by the Danish army shows the site after the landslide and subsequent mega-tsunami.



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A Name Change & New Insights for a Common Type of Liver Disease

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Lignans, a plant-based compound, may have protective effects against type 2 diabetes

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An Antibody That Neutralizes All Known COVID Variants is Discovered

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Scientists Create a Computational Tool That ID's Rheumatoid Arthritis Subtypes

Scientists have used computational tools, including machine learning, to differentiate between subtypes of rheumatoid arthritis.




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Correlation between intermittent fasting and neuronal insulin resistance

A study recently published in Cell Metabolism examines the effects of intermittent fasting (IF) on neuronal insulin resistance (IR) and cognitive function




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The Path from Traditional Monoclonal Antibodies to Next- Generation Constructs

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Researchers Discover Aberrant Proteins That Trigger Lupus

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Avian Flu Could Spread Further, but Immunity May be Common

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Immune Cells Surviving Fever-like Temperatures Adapt to Become More Effective

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Some SARS-CoV-2 Mutations Help the Virus Invade the Brain

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6 Factors to Consider When Troubleshooting Microplate Assays

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The Promise and Power of Pharmacogenomics (eBook)

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Correlation between sleep hygiene and risk of chronic illness

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In-Person Contact Better than Digital for Reducing Loneliness

Researchers found that in-person contact is more effective than phoning, emailing, and texting for reducing loneliness in older adults.




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COVID-19 Lockdowns Accelerated Brain Aging in Teens

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated brain aging in adolescents. The effect was three times as strong in females than in males.




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Varied Tasks Better than Repetition for Old Age Cognition

Engaging in multiple types of memory training exercises- as opposed to repetitive tasks- helps older adults improve their working memory.




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Correlation between sleep hygiene and risk of chronic illness

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Drug Overdose Rates in Colombia Increase by 356%

Drug overdoses involving illegal opioids, hallucinogens, stimulants, and sedative psychotropic medications rose by 356% in Colombia between 2010 and 2021.




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Correlation between intermittent fasting and neuronal insulin resistance

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COVID-19 Lockdowns Accelerated Brain Aging in Teens

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated brain aging in adolescents. The effect was three times as strong in females than in males.



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Varied Tasks Better than Repetition for Old Age Cognition

Engaging in multiple types of memory training exercises- as opposed to repetitive tasks- helps older adults improve their working memory.



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Correlation between sleep hygiene and risk of chronic illness

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Researchers Discover Aberrant Proteins That Trigger Lupus

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Drug Overdose Rates in Colombia Increase by 356%

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Avian Flu Could Spread Further, but Immunity May be Common

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Immune Cells Surviving Fever-like Temperatures Adapt to Become More Effective

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6 Factors to Consider When Troubleshooting Microplate Assays

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Scientists Create a Computational Tool That ID's Rheumatoid Arthritis Subtypes

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Galaxy Interactions and Cosmic Illusions: Webb's Stunning New Images

How did stars form 7 billion years ago, or approximately halfway between the Big Bang and now? This is what a recent study published in the Monthly Notices