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Pale spear-nosed bats can learn to alter their calls to mimic different sounds - a rare skill that could help us understand the biology of human speech and language
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Satellite galaxies of the Milky Way help test dark matter theory A research team led by physicists at the University of California, Riverside, reports tiny satellite galaxies of the Milky Way can be used to test fundamental properties of "dark matter"--nonluminous material thought to ...
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Early in life, babies gain billions of viruses that target gut bacteria - but breastfed babies are less likely to pick up viruses that infect human cells
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Baloxavir treatment reduced transmission of the flu virus from infected ferrets to healthy ferrets, suggesting that the antiviral drug could contribute to the early control of influenza outbreaks by limiting community-ba...
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Bile metabolite of gut microbes boosts immune cells

Science Daily - 15 Apr 2020 21:29
A new study has discovered a novel means by which bacterial colonies in the small intestine support the generation of regulatory T cells--immune cells that suppress autoimmune reactions and inflammation.
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As our body's largest and most prominent organ, the skin also provides one of our most fundamental connections to the world around us. From the moment we're born, it is intimately involved in every physical interaction w...
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COPD as a lung stem cell disease

Science Daily - 15 Apr 2020 19:36
Two stem cell researchers have found an abundance of abnormal stem cells in the lungs of patients who suffer from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), a leading cause of death worldwide. The team, who used singl...
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Researchers have uncovered the detailed shape of a key protein involved in muscle contraction.
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The sensation of sweetness starts on the tongue, but sugar molecules also trip sensors in the gut that directly signal the brain. This could explain why artificial sweeteners fail to satisfy the insatiable craving for su...
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Research indicates that widespread opioid overprescribing contributed to the opioid epidemic. New research shows that this dangerous trend has apparently been coupled with another: inappropriate use of high-potency opioi...
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A new study shows that exposure to parental smoking in childhood and adolescence is associated with poorer learning ability and memory in midlife.
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Imagine a single garment that could adapt to changing weather conditions, keeping its wearer cool in the heat of midday but warm when an evening storm blows in. In addition to wearing it outdoors, such clothing could als...
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Patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) are often prescribed drugs for other conditions -- including diabetes or high blood pressure -- at the same doses as those without dementia. That practice might need to be reexamine...
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Gluten is enemy No. 1 for those with celiac disease, and it's hard to avoid. Episodes of this chronic autoimmune illness can be triggered by ingesting gluten, a key protein in wheat and some other grains. Researchers hav...
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Improving the treatment of periodontitis

Science Daily - 15 Apr 2020 19:28
For the first time, researchers have shown that a unicellular parasite commonly found in the mouth plays a role in both severe tissue inflammation and tissue destruction.
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Researchers spent two weeks in India cooking with local residents. They found that soot wasn't the only worrisome byproduct of traditional cookstoves; organic carbons are causing problems, too.
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A plant-based diet is a good choice for both climate and health. However, many plant-based products, especially legumes, contain FODMAP compounds that are poorly digestible and cause unpleasant intestinal symptoms. A stu...
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Even small amounts of breastmilk strongly influences the accumulation of viral populations in the infant gut and provides a protective effect against potentially pathogenic viruses, according to researchers who examined ...
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Like a parent of teenagers at a party, Mother Nature depends on chaperones to keep one of her charges, the immune system, in line so that it doesn't mistakenly attack normal cells, tissues and organs in our bodies.
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Many cannabis users don't know how much THC or CBD is considered an effective dose.
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'Profound' smell loss is a common COVID-19 symptom, study confirms Smell and taste loss may be a common first symptom of COVID-19 in mild cases.
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How expectations influence learning

Neuroscience News - 15 Apr 2020 22:05
Our brains make predictions based on experience during episodes of learning. Researchers found expectations during the predictions affect the activity of various brain networks.
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