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Physicists investigate erasing information at zero energy cost (Phys.org)--A few years ago, physicists showed that it's possible to erase information without using any energy, in contrast to the assumption at the time that erasing information must require energy. Instead, the scient...
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People living in the Atacama desert of Chile evolved specific gene mutations over the past 7000 years that make them better at detoxifying the heavy metal
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Heart disease risk factors in middle age were associated with an increased risk of dementia in later years. Smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes were all dementia risks, with diabetes in middle age raising the risk ...
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Transplanting good bacteria to kill staph

Science Daily - 22 Feb 2017 22:03
Researchers screened 10,000 colonies of bacteria found on the epidermis to determine how many had antimicrobial properties and at what rate these are found on healthy and non-healthy skin. In a new paper, the team report...
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Lampreys engage in prolonged sex sessions where the females pretend to mate with 10 or more males - all the while waiting for "the one"
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Measuring patients' muscle mass and quality could potentially help doctors better identify patients at high risk for toxic side effects that could require hospitalizations, researchers report.
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What is high lipoprotein(a), and should I be concerned? Elevations in a unusual form of cholesterol, called Lipoprotein(a) or Lp(a), as responsible for 1 in 14 heart attacks and 1 in 7 cases of aortic valve disease, research has found.
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Skull shape tells us that some early inhabitants of the Americas kept to themselves, and that South America saw at least two distinct waves of colonisation
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Scientific research builds its own momentum as one discovery triggers another, building an ongoing wave of unexpected possibilities. In the world of glaucoma, such a surge began when advances in stem cell research opened...
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Autism risk linked to herpes infection during pregnancy Women actively infected with genital herpes during early pregnancy had twice the odds of giving birth to a child later diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to a study.
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Researchers uncover brain circuitry central to reward-seeking behavior Scientists have found that as mice learn to associate a particular sound with a rewarding sugary drink, one set of prefrontal neurons becomes more active and promotes reward-seeking behavior while other prefrontal neuron...
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Study suggests new therapy for Gaucher disease

Science Daily - 22 Feb 2017 20:14
Scientists propose that blocking a molecule that drives inflammation and organ damage in Gaucher, and maybe other lysosomal storage diseases, as a possible treatment with fewer risks and lower costs than current therapie...
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Researchers have harnessed the power of CRISPR/Cas9 to create more-potent chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells that enhance tumor rejection in mice.
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The small, cool star TRAPPIST-1 is one of the best places to look for life in the Milky Way: its seven rocky planets might all have water and atmospheres
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The therapy gives the immune system the tools to flush out HIV, meaning daily drugs can be ditched - one man has been free of them for seven months
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Itch neurons play a role in managing pain

Science Daily - 22 Feb 2017 19:56
Itch neurons play a role in managing pain There are neurons in your skin that are wired to sense itchy things. These neurons are separate from the ones that detect pain, and yet, chemical-induced itch is often accompanied by mild pain such as burning and stingin...
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Researchers aim to disrupt egg production in dengue- and Zika-spreading mosquito The mosquito Aedes aegypti, which can spread dengue fever, chikungunya, Zika fever, and yellow fever virus, requires a blood meal to develop eggs. One way to control the spread of these diseases is to tamper with the rep...
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Using data from the world's largest CT dose index registry, researchers have established national dose levels for common adult CT examinations based on patient size. Healthcare facilities can optimize these exam protocol...
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It may seem obvious, but the key to confirming whether someone is suffering from a cold or flu virus might lie at the misery's source -- the inflamed passages of the nose and throat. Scientists have identified a group of...
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Making it harder to 'outsmart' concussion tests

Science Daily - 22 Feb 2017 19:56
Concussion testing on the athletic field depends upon comparing an athlete's post-concussion neurocognitive performance with the results of a previously administered baseline test. Experts believe some athletes, in hopes...
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Has the Large Hadron Collider Disproved the Existence of Ghosts? At least one physicist contends that the Large Hadron Collider has, in fact, disproved the existence of ghosts.
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Teens Say Heroin Is 'Probably Impossible' to Get

Live Science - 22 Feb 2017 19:30
Teens Say Heroin Is 'Probably Impossible' to Get Although the opioid epidemic continues to affect Americans across the country, an increasing percentage of teens think it would not be possible for them to get heroin, even if they wanted to, a new study finds.
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