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Mashup Score: 0Static electricity can pull ticks on to their hosts - 11 month(s) ago
Ticks brought near objects with a static charge frequently get pulled to those surfaces, a new study finds, suggesting one way the bugs find hosts.
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Boys’ depression often manifests as anger or irritability, but teen mental health surveys tend to ask about hopelessness.
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Best of – Headline of the Day: Boys experience depression differently than girls. Here’s why that matters. https://t.co/8F8wKY7eqZ
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Mashup Score: 0Four things to know about malaria cases in the United States - 11 month(s) ago
Five people have picked up malaria in the United States without traveling abroad. The risk of contracting the disease remains extremely low.
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Bonus Headline of the Day: Four things to know about malaria cases in the United States https://t.co/y6q9O4nb59
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Boys’ depression often manifests as anger or irritability, but teen mental health surveys tend to ask about hopelessness.
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Headline of the Day: Boys experience depression differently than girls. Here’s why that matters. https://t.co/8F8wKY7eqZ
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Mashup Score: 0Here’s how we could begin decoding an alien message using math - 11 month(s) ago
A new mathematical approach looks for order in strings of bits – without relying on human assumptions.
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Here’s how we could begin decoding an alien message using math. My story for @ScienceNews on work by @hectorzenil. (Thanks also Douglas Vakoch @METIintl & Brian McConnell.) https://t.co/hqjD3tuU0u
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Even after mating with fertile males, females given the cat contraceptive, which targets an ovulation-preventing hormone, did not get pregnant.
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Best of: A solution to kitty overpopulation? Gene therapy shot may replace surgery to spay cats. https://t.co/g2Hcg1CqdM
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Even after mating with fertile males, females given the cat contraceptive, which targets an ovulation-preventing hormone, did not get pregnant.
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Gene therapy shot may replace surgery to spay cats. https://t.co/g2Hcg1CqdM
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Mashup Score: 0Immunology of Infectious Disease News | Science News - 12 month(s) ago
Immunology of Infectious Disease News is an online resource dedicated to covering the latest research and developments in the field of infectious diseases.
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Mashup Score: 0With tools from Silicon Valley, Quinton Smith builds lab-made organs - 12 month(s) ago
Tissues made with 3-D printing and other techniques could offer insights into diseases such as fatty liver disease and preeclampsia.
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Best of: Lab-made mini-organs that look, react, and function like human tissues. https://t.co/MUBQUWPVJ3
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A new estimate of microbial life living in Pacific reefs is similar to global counts, suggesting many more microbes call Earth home than thought.
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Coral reefs host millions of bacteria, revealing Earth's hidden biodiversity https://t.co/1rdEEUjARz
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ICYMI: CONSIDER FIRST DEPOLARIZING NEXT TIME YOU DECIDE TO GO ON A HIKE: #StaticElectricity can pull #ticks on to their hosts https://t.co/GpTk8IspgI Static electricity passively attracts ticks onto hosts https://t.co/EKRKyIMy9F @CurrentBiology https://t.co/glbuSDHLwU