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Ketamine Nasal Spray Shows Fast-Acting Benefits for Depression and Suicidality

Phase 2 proof-of-concept study shows Esketamine could be an important treatment to bridge the gap that exists because of the delayed effect of most common antidepressants.
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Artificial Antimicrobial Peptides Could Help Overcome Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Many strains of bacteria have become resistant to existing antibiotics, and very few new drugs have been added to the antibiotic arsenal .Researchers have now developed a promising streamlined approach to developing such drugs using a computer algorithm that mimics the natural process of evolution.
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Structural Advances May Improve Solid-State Batteries

A newly discovered structure of a sodium-based material allows the materials to be used as an electrolyte in solid-state batteries. The team is fine-tuning the material using an iterative design approach that they hope will shave years off the time from research to everyday use.
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A Faster and Cheaper Wastewater Treatment Solution

Researchers have discovered a method to dramatically improve the way pollutants are removed from wastewater using Advanced Oxidation Processes.
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78 Genes Linked to Depression Identified

Depression is a complex disease, with both environmental and genetic causes. Researchers trying to illuminate the latter have found genes linked to depression that might help discover why some people are at higher risk.
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Food Packaging Could be Negatively Affecting Nutrient Absorption in Your Body

Mass spectrometry showed that some foods contained 100 times the daily dietary allowance of zinc nanoparticles, used in the lining of certain canned goods for their antimicrobial properties and to prevent staining of sulfur-producing foods.
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The Superiority Complex: People who claim superior beliefs exaggerate their own knowledge

The study focused on people who profess "belief superiority"— or thinking their views are superior to other viewpoints—as it relates to political issues.
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Horizon Enters into Partnership with Pirbright Institute to Improve Vaccine Yields

Extends Horizon’s biomanufacturing capabilities into vaccine manufacture. Research supported by a grant from the Canadian International Development Research Centre, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation.
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Blocking Protein Helps Prevent Heart Attack Scars

After a heart attack, proteins that usually aid tissue repair often go out of control, resulting in heavy scarring and further damage to the heart muscle. Now, a protein has been targeted to prevent this dangerous scarring.
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Bacteria and Fungi Play Key Roles in Social Insect Colonies

Researchers have discovered that a bacterium found in the microbiota associated with this leafcutter ant species produces the same pyrazines used by the ants to lay a trail to their nest and in the colony's defense against pathogens.
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