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Bacteria Fight Competitors by Turning them Against Each Other

Some bacteria can release toxins that provoke their neighbours into attacking each other, a tactic that could be exploited to fight infections.
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Harnessing Microfluidics And a Heartbeat To Help Neonates

Use of microfluidics in artificial placentas to help deliver oxygen to premature babies
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Smarter Fingerprint Sensor Tech

Scientists describe a new strategy to produce smartphone-integrated fingerprint sensor arrays that simultaneously detect tactile pressure and finger skin temperature anywhere on a screen.
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Discovery Helps Develop Drugs Against Top Infectious Disease Killer

Researchers have discovered a novel property of a new anti-tuberculosis drug which may help develop more drugs to treat the top infectious disease killer in the world.
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Consciousness is Partly Preserved During General Anesthesia

Researchers have gained new information on brain activity during general anesthesia by recording changes in the electrical activity of the brain.
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The Secret to Parrot Intelligence is Out

Neuroscientists have identified the neural circuit that may underlay intelligence in birds
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Expecting a Stressful Day May Lower Cognitive Abilities Throughout the Day

There may be some truth to the saying “getting up on the wrong side of the bed.”
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1 in 8 Older Adults Deficient in Key Vitamins

A new study has shown for the first time that a substantial number of adults over 50 are at risk of deficiency in vitamin B12 and folate.
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Targeting Vulnerability in Deadly Form of Lung Cancer

Researchers have discovered a new metabolic vulnerability in small cell lung cancer (SCLC) that can be targeted by existing drug therapies.
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Cellular Satellites Could Be Breast Cancer Target

Only some of us have satellite TV in our homes, but all of us have satellite DNA in cells in our bodies. Working copies of satellite DNA (called satellite RNAs) are high in certain types of cancer, such as breast and ovarian. But whether they cause cancer or merely coincide with it has been unclear.

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