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UK hospital eye-care patient letters may be too difficult to understand
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Sylvester Cancer Center Ranks First in Florida, 23rd Nationally for Cancer Care
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Parkinson’s-linked LRRK2 mutation disrupts astrocyte development and induces senescence-like changes
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Zhou and Yin Secure Funding for Collaborative Research Project
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Occupational pesticide exposure linked to 60–70% higher motor neuron disease risk
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Albanese, Chen funded for conference advancing secure open-source ecosystems amid AI era
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Erectile Dysfunction Drug for Enlarged Prostate May Increase Glaucoma Risk
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The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centers is creating a new demand for energy-storage systems capable of operating at...
How Life’s Hardships Can Make Conspiracy Theories Seem More Appealing
People who endure more hardship over the course of their lives may be more likely to believe conspiracy theories—not because...
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