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Crows On Film: Fashioning Tools Or Anthropomorphism?
Meta-analysis Finds Evidence For Nalmefene In The Treatment Of Alcohol Dependence Is Weak
Seven Healthy Heart Measures May Reduce Heart Failure Risk
Vitamin D Levels Linked To Weight-loss Surgery Outcomes
Algorithm Helps Turn Smartphones Into 3-D Scanners
Fighting Rice Fungus
By Asking, 'what's The Worst Part Of This?' Physicians Can Ease Suffering
Less Financial Burden For Cancer Patients With Paid Sick Leave, Study Finds
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Evolocumab: No Hint Of Added Benefit
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Blocking Fat Transport Linked To Longevity
Towards The Rational Use Of Medicines
Study Uncovers Inherited Genetic Susceptibility Across 12 Cancer Types
Simulating Nature's Variability
Q2237-0305: Einstein's Cross Under The Gravitational Microlens
Thin Models Need To Be Regulated, Says Social Epidemiologist
Hepatitis C Prevention, Control Efforts Should Focus On Incarcerated Individuals
Lakes Around The World Rapidly Warming
Best Basil Varieties For Hydroponic Greenhouse Production
Eyes Turn Into Skin: How Inflammation Can Change The Fate Of Cells
New Target For Potential Blood Cancer Treatment

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