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Hair-Based Toothpaste: Sustainable Solution for Tooth Repair
Researchers Develop Reusable Hydrogel for Dry Mouth Relief
Opioid Overdoses in Older Adults: Health Risks & Concerns
New Tool Reveals Mental Health Implications of Reading Differences
New Drug TAR-200 Eradicates Tumors in 82% Bladder Cancer Patients
Rising Temperatures Pose Heart Health Risks
Firearm Use in Popular U.S. Movies Linked to Youth Homicide Rates
Study Reveals Higher Cervical Cancer Risk for Women in Low-Screening Counties
Breakthrough Device Uses Blood Biomarkers for PTSD Diagnosis
Study: Smoking Cessation Boosts Substance Use Disorder Remission
Study: Dalbavancin vs. Conventional Antibiotics for Staph Infections
Addiction Impact: 1 in 5 Canadians Face Opioid Crisis
Study Reveals Link Between PFAS and Gynecological Conditions
Breakthrough Discovery in Liver Cancer Treatment
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy in Pregnancy: Safe Recommendations
Hynek Wichterle's Breakthrough in ALS Treatment
Vitiligo Linked to Higher Depression Risk in Black and Hispanic Patients
Harvard Webinar: Protecting Children's Health in Heat Waves
Rethinking Genetic Mutations in ALS and FTD
Ovarian Cancer: Aggressive Return Despite Treatment
Researchers Warn: Late Nights, Alcohol, Smoking Linked to Social Apnea
Veteran Calls for Improved Access to Healthcare Benefits
Unvaccinated Child in Kootenai County Diagnosed with Measles
Sexual Health of Older Women: Growing Concern Among 65+ Adults
Impact of Thin Endometrial Lining on IVF Success
Parent-of-Origin Effects in Genetic Mutations
Asu Develops Rapid Blood Test For Covid And Other Diseases
Urgent Call: Boosting Mental Health Care for Life Expectancy
Rare Genetic Disorder Linked to Old Order Amish Ancestry
Breast Cancer Survivors: Lingering Fatigue's Impact
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Global Iron Deficiency Impact: 2 Billion at Risk
Study Reveals Surprising Truth About Carbon Taxes
Study Reveals Planktonic Crustaceans' Unique Microbial Signature
New Fossils Uncover Coexistence of Australopithecus and Homo
Scientists in Nature Journal: Food Systems to Halt Land Degradation
Wenchuan Earthquake: Devastating Tremors in Central China
Unstudied Mesosphere: Key to Weather Forecast Accuracy
Glaciers Calving: Understanding the Power and Risks
Turkey Protests Spark Historic Anti-Government Movement
Antarctic Leopard Seal Mating Calls: Human Nursery Rhyme-Like
Seeds of Collapse: Troy's Ambition and Earth's Cracks
Wildfires Trigger Evacuations in Canada
Unique Native Land Mammals of Australia: Koalas, Wombats, Wallabies
New Zealand's Youth Vaping Rates Surge
Ancient Whale Janjucetus Dullardi: Early Giant Cousin
"China's Qiantang River Reveals Matrix Tide Phenomenon"
Ph.D. Student Develops Mars Life Test
New AI Approach Finds Magnetic Shadows Faster
Politicians Redrawing District Maps: Impact on Democracy
Researchers Shift Focus to Hunt for Alien Artifacts in Solar System
"Revealing the Dynamic Universe: Stars, Planets, and Black Holes"
Astronomers Discover Hydrocarbon-Rich Disk Around Young Brown Dwarf
Comet Water Resembles Earth's Oceans
Sun's Secret Messengers: Neutrinos from Nuclear Fusion
Ariane 6 Rocket Launches Europe's Next-Gen Weather Satellite
England's Conservation Program Saves 150 Species, Time Running Out
Studying Stars in Open Clusters: A Prime Location
Illinois Scientists Update Conservation Status of Plants
Study Reveals Common Sex Reversal in Wild Birds
Astronomers Challenge Understanding of Black Hole Matter
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What's the cheapest way to charge your EV?
Electric Vehicle Charging Costs Beat Petrol Refueling
AI companies want copyright exemption, but the arts minister says there are 'no plans' to weaken these laws
Arts Minister Tony Burke Stands Firm on Copyright Laws
Swiss pilot surpasses solar-powered plane altitude record
Swiss Pilot Sets Altitude Record in Solar-Powered Plane
Families Explore Artificial Intelligence at San Francisco Museum
A new gold rush? How AI is transforming San Francisco
Study Reveals AI Web Browser Assistants Sharing Sensitive User Data
AI web browser assistants raise serious privacy concerns
Enhancing Robot Grasping: Reliable Object Handling
Robots learn human-like movement adjustments to prevent object slipping
Perplexity AI Bids $34.5 Billion for Google Chrome
Perplexity AI offers Google $34.5 bn for Chrome browser
New Security Methods Face Public Hesitancy
Trump Tariffs Prompt Factory Shutdown in Cambodia
Elon Musk Accuses Apple of Favoring ChatGPT
Passwords under threat as tech giants seek tougher security
'Stop production': Small US firms battered by shifting tariffs
Elon Musk accuses App Store of favoring OpenAI
Australian Court Rules Apple and Google Misused Market Power
Fortnite developer claims win against Apple and Google
University of Wisconsin Engineers Find Security Flaws in Automation Apps
Exposing how automation apps can spy—and how to detect it
Researchers Unveil Solar-Powered Solution for Plastic Waste Crisis
Solar-driven waste conversion via photoreforming could transform discarded plastic into hydrogen fuel
Efficient Sensor Integration in Modern Robotic Systems
Robots gain new function: Algorithm automatically recognizes sensors and their mathematical modeling
Scientists Model Micro-Sized Robots Using Sound Waves
Tiny robots use sound to self-organize into intelligent groups
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Modeling could predict heart disease in people with type 2 diabetes
Researchers from the University of Sydney's School of Project Management within the Faculty of Engineering have developed a model which aims to predict the risk of people living with type 2 diabetes developing cardiovascular disease.
The dangers of collecting drinking water
Collecting drinking water in low and middle income countries can cause serious injury, particularly for women, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
Scientists identify synthetic mini-antibody to combat COVID-19
The ability of SARS-CoV-2 to infect cells depends on interactions between the viral spike protein and the human cell surface protein ACE2. To enable the virus to hook onto the cell surface, the spike protein binds ACE2 using three finger-like protrusions, called the receptor binding domains (RBDs). Blocking the RBDs therefore has the potential to stop the virus from entering human cells. This can be done using antibodies.
Shining a light on the role of the genome's 'dark matter' in cancer development
Long RNA molecules carrying DNA codes that aren't translated into proteins have long been a mystery of the human genome. Now, scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School have found a way to systematically investigate their functions and discovered some could play a role in pancreatic cancer. Their findings, published in the journal Genome Medicine, highlight the importance of investigating long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in living organisms.
Risk for severe disease up for pregnant women with SARS-CoV-2
(HealthDay)—Pregnant women with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) have increased risks for severe COVID-19-associated illness, according to research published in the Nov. 2 early-release issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Italy to impose anti-virus night curfew
Italy's prime minister has signed a decree to enforce a nationwide night curfew from 10 pm on Thursday as he tries to halt the resurgence of coronavirus, media reported.
'Mom and pop' investors dismayed by China's scrapping of Ant IPO
Hong Kong's "mom and pop" investors had been looking forward to an instant jackpot via Ant Group's record-busting $34 billion IPO. Instead, China's shock suspension of the listing has left them baffled and angry.
Warmer world linked to poor pregnancy results: study
Women exposed to high temperatures and heatwaves during pregnancy are more likely to have premature or stillborn babies, researchers said Wednesday.
Finland: Europe's quiet success in COVID-19 fight
As millions across Europe face new lockdown measures to tackle the resurging coronavirus, Finland is bucking the trend: infection rates are falling, while attitudes to restrictions remain the most positive on the continent.
Ant Group's shock IPO suspension hammers Alibaba shares
China's shock, last–minute decision to suspend the record-breaking IPO of fintech giant Ant Group hammered shares of founder Jack Ma's e-commerce titan Alibaba on Wednesday and left investors reeling.
Jack Ma: ebullient billionaire and totem of China's rise
Jack Ma, the ebullient and unconventional billionaire founder of tech giant Alibaba, now finds himself battling the ignominy of having the world's biggest-ever IPO halted days before its launch by Chinese regulators.
Uber-backed gig worker initiative wins in California: US media
California voters put the brakes Tuesday on a law stopping ride share firms such as Uber and Lyft from classifying drivers as independent contractors, according to US media.
Researchers identify genetic elements involved in heart development
The advent of genome science has given researchers an unprecedented ability to understand the root causes of a host of conditions. Justin Cotney, assistant professor of genetics and genome sciences in the UConn School of Medicine, has used this technology to identify a suite of genes and regulatory elements critical to normal heart development.
COVID-19 lung damage caused by persistence of 'abnormal cells'
Investigations of deceased COVID-19 patients have shed light on possible lung damage caused by the virus.
Different outcomes by race/ethnicity among patients with COVID-19 and rheumatic disease
Among U.S. patients with rheumatic disease and COVID-19, racial/ethnic minorities had higher risks of needing to be hospitalized and put on ventilators. The findings come from an analysis published in Arthritis & Rheumatology.
Vitamin D lessens symptoms of severe eczema in children
Vitamin D supplementation eased the symptoms experienced by children with severe atopic dermatitis, or eczema, in a recent randomized controlled trial published in Pharmacology Research & Perspectives.
Study examines trends in symptoms experienced at the end of life
A new analysis published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society indicates that fewer older adults may be experiencing certain symptoms that can restrict their activity at the end of life.
Safety of HPV vaccines in males
Human papilloma virus (HPV) is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections and cases various cancers in women and men. There are currently three vaccines available, and their efficacy and safely have been thoroughly assessed in females but not males.
Do cesarean delivery's effects on birth hormones impact a newborn's neurodevelopment?
Cesarean section delivery and vaginal delivery lead to different hormonal exposures that may affect a newborn's development, according to an article published in the Journal of Neuroendocrinology.
New opportunities for detecting osteoporosis
Osteoporosis can be detected through low dose computed tomography (LDCT) imaging tests performed for lung cancer screening or other purposes. A study published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research found that such tests can identify large numbers of adults with low bone mineral density.
Dutch government backs KLM bailout after pilots agree to pay cut
The Dutch government on Tuesday approved a multi-billion-euro coronavirus bailout for struggling airline KLM after pilots agreed a five-year pay cut deal.
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