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  • How to breathe for better health, studying and test taking | Ileana Varela

    How to breathe for better health, studying and test taking | Ileana Varela

    Dr. Nathaly Shoua-Desmarais practices diaphragmatic breathing using biofeedback. Credit: Florida International University March 11, 2019 (MedicalXpress) -- If you're reading this you're obviously bre ...

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  • Donald Trump's use of humiliation could have catastrophic consequences -- a psychologist explains why | Simon Mccarthy-Jones

    Donald Trump's use of humiliation could have catastrophic consequences -- a psychologist explains why | Simon Mccarthy-Jones

    Donald Trump. Credit: Gage Skidmore, Flicker (CC BY-SA 2.0)March 11, 2019 (Pbys.org) -- World War II opened the gates to hell. In 1948, the nations of the world tried to bolt them shut again. They di ...

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  • Three ways studying organic chemistry changes the brain | Abby Simmons,

    Three ways studying organic chemistry changes the brain | Abby Simmons,

    The region of left hippocampus in red shows decreased mean diffusivity (MD) after learning. The following hippocampal subregions are shown: Cornu Ammonis (CA) in blue; dentate gyrus in green, and sub ...

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  • Methane in the atmosphere is surging, and that's got scientists worried | Julia Rosen

    Methane in the atmosphere is surging, and that's got scientists worried | Julia Rosen

    Photo of landfill burnoff flare. Credit: Eddie Hagler/Public Domain March 4, 2019 (Phys.org) -- Scientists love a good mystery. But it's more fun when the future of humanity isn't at stake. This enig ...

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  • Scientists expose hidden risks of diarrhoeal disease | University of East Anglia

    Scientists expose hidden risks of diarrhoeal disease | University of East Anglia

    Cryptosporidium muris. Credit: public domain image March 4, 2019 (MedicalXpress) -- A rapidly evolving new subspecies of the cryptosporidium parasite -- a leading cause of diarrhoeal disease in child ...

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  • Chirality yields colossal photocurrent | Boston College

    Chirality yields colossal photocurrent | Boston College

    The Weyl semimetal Tantalum Arsenide has a colossal bulk photovoltaic effect - an intrinsic, or non-linear, generation of current from light more than ten times larger than ever previously achieved, ...

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  • Due to humans, extinction risk for 1,700 animal species to increase by 2070 | Yale University

    Due to humans, extinction risk for 1,700 animal species to increase by 2070 | Yale University

    Azores. Credit: CC0 Public Domain March 4, 2019 (Phys.org) -- As humans continue to expand our use of land across the planet, we leave other species little ground to stand on. By 2070, increased huma ...

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  • Climate change may affect ecological interactions among species | Peter Moon

    Climate change may affect ecological interactions among species | Peter Moon

    Predator-prey equilibria are being disrupted by climate change, according to a study led by Brazilian researchers and published in Nature Climate Change. Credit: Mythilibadam/ Wikimedia Commons Feb. ...

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  • New 'interspecies communication' strategy between gut bacteria and mammalian hosts uncovered | Case Western University

    New 'interspecies communication' strategy between gut bacteria and mammalian hosts uncovered | Case Western University

    Feb. 21, 2019 (Case Western University) -- Bacteria in the gut do far more than help digest food in the stomachs of their hosts, they can also tell the genes in their mammalian hosts what to do. A st ...

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  • Single CRISPR treatment provides long-term benefits in mice | Duke University

    Single CRISPR treatment provides long-term benefits in mice | Duke University

    1These images highlight the stark contrast between mouse models of untreated Duchenne muscular dystrophy (left) and those treated with a CRISPR-based genetic therapy after one year (right). On the ri ...

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  • OpenAI's Multitalented AI Writes, Translates, and Slanders | James Vincent

    OpenAI's Multitalented AI Writes, Translates, and Slanders | James Vincent

    Source: Geospatial World A step forward in AI text-generation that also spells trouble Feb. 14, 2019 (The Verge) -- OpenAI’s researchers knew they were on to something when their language modeling pr ...

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