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Agricultural fires can double Delhi pollution during peak burning season
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Digital life team creates animated 3-D models of sea turtles from live specimens
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Story tips from the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, April 2018
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Solution to 50-year-old mystery could lead to gene therapy for common blood disorders
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Studies examine relationship between legal cannabis use, opioid prescriptions
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Do men outnumber women in academic neurology programs?
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Sandcastles and surprising origins of basic cellular functions
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New compound helps activate cancer-fighting T cells
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Spaceflight activates cell changes with implications for stem cell-based heart repair
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Study: Better fitness in pre-pregnant women linked with less risk of gestational diabetes
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Self-rating mental health as ‘good’ predicts positive future mental health
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Study examines energy and nutrient digestibility in wheat co-products fed to growing pigs
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Children’s facial recognition technology lauded by STAT for impact, novelty
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Penn’s E. John Wherry receives Stand Up to Cancer’s Innovation in Collaboration Award
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Infant death study reveals dangerous sleep practices among babysitters, relatives, others
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Pediatric cancer research gets a boost from St. Baldrick’s Foundation
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People with diabetes visit the dentist less frequently despite link between diabetes, oral health
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