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Location American Science News for 23 November 2022
Good Night Oppy review: Hybrid doc is the best Pixar movie never made The incredible true story of Mars rover Opportunity turns into a moving, inspirational and downright personal tale of a little machine millions of kilometres from home
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RNA-Targeting Strategy to Repair Genetic Cause of ALS and Dementia Developed A novel compound eliminates disease-causing segments of RNA associated with ALS and dementia, and restores the health of neurons in mouse models.
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Patients With PTSD Are Less Likely to Survive COVID Than Those Without People with PTSD had a 9% increased risk of hospitalization and an 8% increased risk of death following contracting COVID-19 than people without the disorder. Those with psychosis had a 58% increased risk of death associ...
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Migraine Brain Changes

Neuroscience News - 23 Nov 2022 12:42
Migraine Brain Changes A new neuroimaging study identifies migraine sufferers have enlarged perivascular spaces in a brain region called the centrum semiovale.
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Fungi that cause lung infections may be lurking in the soil of most US states A study hints that soil-borne fungi that can cause disease may be widespread in the U.S.
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A 48,500-year-old virus has been revived from Siberian permafrost Seven viruses from the Siberian permafrost have been revived and replicated themselves in the lab - including the oldest ever revived so far
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New Alzheimer's Genes Discovered in World's Largest Study

Neuroscience News - 23 Nov 2022 02:42
New Alzheimer's Genes Discovered in World's Largest Study Researchers have identified two new genes, ATP8B4 and ABCA1, that are implicated in Alzheimer's disease. The genes impact the brain's immune system and cholesterol processing, leading to an increased risk of developing A...
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Changing Feelings Can Boost Creativity for Conventional Thinkers Looking at emotional situations in a different light can help boost creativity for those who are more conventional thinkers.
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NASA's Orion capsule captures gorgeous close-up pictures of the moon The Orion capsule has made its closest fly-by of the moon and sent back detailed images of its surface and of the spacecraft rounding the far side of the moon
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The latest news from Mars

The Economist - 23 Nov 2022 21:01
NASA's rover has imaged what could be the remnant of an ancient river delta
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Vaccine to prevent UTIs could be taken as a dissolving tablet Recurrent UTIs could one day be prevented with a vaccine instead of antibiotics if promising results in mice and rabbits are replicated in clinical trials
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Prosthetic leg can 'change gears' to make going up stairs easier A robotic leg with a big toe and motors that can "change gear" like a bicycle can enable a wearer to walk up stairs and slopes
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4 in 10 people worldwide believe in witches

Live Science - 23 Nov 2022 20:52
4 in 10 people worldwide believe in witches round the world, belief in witches and witchcraft varied widely; more than 9 in 10 people in Tunisia believed that people could use supernatural powers to do harm, while fewer than 1 in 10 people in Sweden did.
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Save 42% on these fantastic kids binoculars and expand your child's horizons Amazon is offering these fantastic kids binoculars for $17.84 in its Black Friday sales.
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The blessing and the curse of the axion's rise in US particle physics Since the Large Hadron Collider turned up nothing in its search for supersymmetry, physicists have turned their attention to the axion, says Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, a self-described superfan of this hypothetical partic...
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The Darkness Manifesto review: Why we need to turn out the lights Light pollution disrupts animals and has also been linked to human ailments. Bat scientist Johan Eklöf has some useful fixes in his new book
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Orchidomania: A history of our obsession with orchids

New Scientist - 23 Nov 2022 20:00
Orchidomania: A history of our obsession with orchids These images from a new illustrated book chart the long human love affair with orchids, the incredible family of flowering plants that continue to captivate us today
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Where might James Bond go next, in terms of science and technology? From Goldfinger to No Time to Die, James Bond has long showcased the latest tech advances. Might 007's next adventure involve protecting a low-cost, lightweight, high-capacity battery from sinister forces, asks Kathryn H...
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Adding bacteria can make concrete greener

The Economist - 23 Nov 2022 19:47
They offer ways to produce cement with releasing carbon dioxide
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Another game falls to an AI player

The Economist - 23 Nov 2022 19:47
This time it is one that involves negotiation and double-dealing
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Transporting of two-photon quantum states of light through a phase-separated Anderson localization optical fiber Invented in 1970 by Corning Incorporated, low-loss optical fiber became the best means to efficiently transport information from one place to another over long distances without loss of information. The most common way o...
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Save $120 on the Apple Watch Series 7 this Black Friday Get the Apple Watch Series 7 while stocks last -- now $120 cheaper at Target.
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