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Location American Science News for 8 July 2015
When you spill a bit of water onto a tabletop, the puddle spreads--and then stops, leaving a well-defined area of water with a sharp boundary.
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Hybrid cells cause chaos around cancers

Science Daily - 8 Jul 2015 18:33
Hybrid cells cause chaos around cancers Like all cells, those in tumors need access to the body's fine network of blood vessels to bring them oxygen and carry away waste. Tumors have learned to game the process called angiogenesis in which new vessels sprout f...
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New half-life measurements could improve understanding of heavy elements Giuseppe Lorusso, of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), has furthered understanding of the creation of heavy elements as part of an international collaboration to measure the beta-decay half-lives of 110 isotopes. T...
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New database documents submarine landslides

EurekAlert! - 8 Jul 2015 06:00
(Geological Society of America) Submarine landslides, also known as mass transport deposits (MTDs), are common in marine environments and pose risks to coastal communities and offshore infrastructure. This new 332-point ...
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Space flight firm Rocket Lab says it will construct the world's first private launch facility in southern New Zealand
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New Squirrel Virus Strain Suspected in Deaths of 3 in Germany Three people in Germany who worked as squirrel breeders and who all died from brain inflammation may have contracted a new strain of virus from their squirrels, according to a new report of the cases.
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'Safer' replacements for harmful chemical in plastics may be as risky to human health, studies suggest According to a new series of studies, two chemicals increasingly used during manufacturing to strengthen plastic wrap, soap, cosmetics, and processed food containers have been linked to a rise in risk of high blood press...
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In just two years, people with type 2 diabetes experienced negative changes in their ability to regulate blood flow in the brain, which was associated with lower scores on tests of cognition skills and their ability to p...
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Licensed clinical social workers, who account for the largest number of clinically trained helping professionals, believe that discussions about their clients' religion and spirituality can often lead to improved health ...
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Disrupting cells' 'powerhouses' can lead to tumor growth, study finds A study implicates defects in mitochondria, the energy-production centers of cells, as playing a key role in the transition from normal to cancerous. In their report, researchers note that looking for defects in cytochro...
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Gene therapy restores hearing in deaf mice

Science Daily - 8 Jul 2015 21:10
Gene therapy restores hearing in deaf mice Using gene therapy, researchers have restored hearing in mice with a genetic form of deafness. More than 70 different genes are known to cause deafness when mutated. The scientists focused on a gene called TMC1 because i...
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Even people who want to do something about global warming often do nothing. Psychologist Robert Gifford explores the reasons - and what we can do about them (full text available to subscribers)
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Staying in School Would Help People Live Longer, Study Suggests Staying in school has not only financial advantages, but also health benefits: A new study estimates that more than 145,000 deaths per year could be averted in the United States if everyone who didn't finish high school ...
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Targeting bacteria in the gut might help burn, trauma patients Burn patients experience dramatic changes in the 100 trillion bacteria inside the gastrointestinal tract, research shows. The findings of a new study has now shown that there was an increase in potentially harmful bacter...
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Unlike other antiretroviral therapies, a natural compound called Cortistatin A reduces residual levels of HIV virus from infected dormant cells, establishing a near-permanent state of latency and greatly diminishing the ...
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Frills and Whistles: Triceratops Relative Had Bizarre Head of Horns The 79-million-year-old bones of four pickup truck-size horned dinosaurs have been unearthed in Alberta, Canada, and the discovery reveals how the distant relatives of Triceratops got their horns, a new study finds.
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Photos: New Triceratops Cousin Unearthed

Live Science - 8 Jul 2015 20:13
Photos: New Triceratops Cousin Unearthed A renowned fossil hunter in Alberta discovered the new species Wendiceratops pinhornensis, a dinosaur that lived about 13 million years before its famous relative, Triceratops, during the Late Cretaceous period.
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June Breaks US Heat Records

Live Science - 8 Jul 2015 20:12
June Breaks US Heat Records The temperatures for June are in and five Western states saw their warmest June ever.
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Compensating for a gene that's often to blame for hereditary deafness could lead to medical treatments for the condition in as little as five years' time
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Cushion plants harbour tiny mountain worlds inside

New Scientist - 8 Jul 2015 20:00
Turtle-shaped cushion plants dominate the otherwise barren rocks high up in the mountains, and within each one is a unique and diverse ecosystem
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World record: Most powerful high-energy particle beam for a neutrino experiment ever generated A key element in a particle-accelerator-based neutrino experiment is the power of the beam that gives birth to neutrinos: The more particles you can pack into that beam, the better your chance to see neutrinos interact i...
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New diagnostic criteria have been introduced for neuromyelitis optica, now called neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, which is an inflammatory disease of the central nervous system that is sometimes mistaken for mult...
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