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Another review meant to open the mysteries of an illness wrecking frog populations has turned up a few startling outcomes, which might change how researchers battle the episode. James Cook

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Uncovering of a Microbiological Link Between the Prevalence of Colorectal Cancer and a Western-Style Diet

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A Western-style diet abundant in red and processed meat, sugar, and refined grains/carbohydrates is linked to an increased risk of colon cancer through the gut

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Imaging elucidates how a big HIV protein functions to generate an infectious virus.

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Understanding how HIV repeats inside cells is key for developing new treatments that could be useful to almost 40 million individuals living with HIV worldwide.

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Evidence suggests that insects may be able to feel pain.

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A triplet of scientists, two from Queen Mary University of London and the other from the University of Tehran, has found proof that suggests bugs could possibly feel torment. Matilda

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Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in Florida oysters

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Some say anything is possible for you, yet the world — particularly human effects on the climate — can really be tracked down inside a

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Citizen scientists from 200 years ago and today contribute to understanding of climate change trends.

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Almost a long time ago, an arrangement of institutes across New York set off to gather information on the state's environment and seasons. Temperature estimations

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A possible risk of CRISPR gene editing—and why base editing might be safer

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Quality treatment utilizing CRISPR/Cas9 quality altering is currently in clinical trials for various illnesses all over the world.A report from Boston Children's Hospital, distributed June 27 in Nature Communications, cautions

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A Highly Antibiotic-Resistant MRSA Strain that Occurred in Pigs Is Transmissible to Humans

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According to a recent study, pig farming's widespread use of antibiotics has likely contributed to the emergence of a highly antibiotic-resistant strain of the superbug

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When they Develop into Frogs, Tadpoles Experience a Surprising Number of Vision Changes

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Tadpoles have good underwater vision, but what happens when they develop into frogs and spend most of their time on land? In quest of the

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The BirdNET App Creates New Opportunities for Citizen Science by Identifying Bird Species by Sound

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The BirdNET app, a free machine-learning-powered application that can recognize over 3,000 different birds by sound alone, produces accurate scientific data and makes it simpler for users to contribute citizen-science