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As indicated by another review, a wiped-out reptile's strangely formed chompers, fingers, and ear bones might tell us a lot about the versatility of life on the planet. Truth be

Oncology & Cancer

Cancer cells assume a previously unknown condition in order to facilitate spread.

Oncology & Cancer Article

The old Egyptians, as depicted in the Ebers Papyrus, definitely knew that palpation—feeling for solidified knots—can assist with diagnosing bosom

Chemistry

A ubiquitous refrigerant shows potential for metal recycling

Chemistry Article

It's normal in the logical world for a cycle to have numerous novel applications. For instance, Idaho Public Lab scientists

Biotechnology

Green fluorescent protein produced from Japanese jellyfish that is bright and photostable

Biotechnology Article

Fluorescence imaging of organic examples stands to benefit greatly from a RIKEN discovery of a fluorescent protein derived from a

Medications

A new randomized experiment is using email warnings to prevent dangerous opioid prescribing.

Medications Article

Scientists at Columbia College Postal Worker School of General Wellbeing detailed new discoveries from a clinical preliminary of email made

Environment

In a warming world, the safety of frozen lakes is deteriorating.

Environment Article

Many global watchers delighted in watching the unscripted television show "Ice Street Drivers," in which experienced transporters were supposed to dominate startling difficulties, like moving weighty supplies across frozen lakes

Quantum Physics