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Hidden Firewall Keeps Pancreatic Precancers in Check

22+ min ago  (103+ words) Immunofluorescence image of human donor pancreas with a precursor lesion lined by epithelial cells surrounded by fibroblasts. A new study published in Cancer Discovery has upended the standard model of how precancerous lesions develop, and the findings carry real implications…...

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scienceblog. com > free-school-lunches-cut-student-suspensions-and-the-effect-is-biggest-where-youd-least-expect-it

Free School Lunches Cut Student Suspensions, and the Effect Is Biggest Where You'd Least Expect It

1+ day, 1+ hour ago  (24+ words) The cafeteria line, it turns out, is doing more than feeding children. A new study tracking suspension rates across American schools has found that...

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Tiny Ocean Drifter May Spend Half a Decade at Sea

1+ day, 1+ hour ago  (58+ words) Getting one into a laboratory is hard enough. Keeping it alive once you have is another problem entirely. What exactly is a blue button, and is it really one animal? How did the researchers estimate age from just a few…...

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scienceblog. com > how-the-age-you-first-had-sex-could-shape-how-you-age-decades-later

How the Age You First Had Sex Could Shape How You Age Decades Later

1+ day, 56+ min ago  (141+ words) Our findings suggest that the timing of first sexual intercourse may be connected to aging through multiple psychological, behavioral, and disease-related pathways," says first author Kaixian Wang. The key word, though, is multiple. This isn't a story about one bad…...

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scienceblog. com > ancient-canadian-shield-rocks-are-leaking-hydrogen-enough-to-power-hundreds-of-homes

Ancient Canadian Shield Rocks Are Leaking Hydrogen. Enough to Power Hundreds of Homes.

1+ day, 1+ hour ago  (27+ words) Go far enough underground in northern Ontario and the rock around you is older than almost anything on the surface of this planet. A billion years old,...

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scienceblog. com > gray-mold-has-been-reading-your-strawberries-for-years-we-just-figured-out-how

Gray Mold Has Been Reading Your Strawberries for Years. We Just Figured Out How

1+ day, 1+ hour ago  (25+ words) Pick up a punnet of blueberries from any supermarket shelf and there's a reasonable chance, depending on how long they've been sitting there, that you'll...

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scienceblog. com > light-trick-rounds-up-thousands-of-bacteria-in-under-a-minute

Light Trick Rounds Up Thousands of Bacteria in Under a Minute

3+ day, 1+ hour ago  (33+ words) The fiber is thinner than a human hair, its tip coated with a film of gold so thin it barely counts as a layer at all. Aim a laser into it and something...

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scienceblog. com > chip-smaller-than-fingernail-could-be-key-to-6gs-blinding-speed

Chip Smaller Than Fingernail Could Be Key to 6 G's Blinding Speed

3+ day, 1+ hour ago  (123+ words) What is a soliton microcomb and why does it matter for wireless communications? Why do 6 G networks need terahertz frequencies rather than the millimetre-wave bands used for 5 G? What was the main engineering breakthrough in this research? The key advance…...

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scienceblog. com > poor-sleep-raises-alzheimers-brain-changes-in-older-women-at-genetic-risk

Poor Sleep Raises Alzheimer's Brain Changes in Older Women at Genetic Risk

3+ day, 1+ hour ago  (235+ words) That distinction, subtle as it sounds, may turn out to matter rather a lot for how we think about Alzheimer's prevention in women, who bear a disproportionate share of the disease. Why does sleep affect Alzheimer's risk at all? Is…...

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scienceblog. com > a-fatal-brain-disease-is-not-what-researchers-expected-the-immune-system-has-gone-quiet

A Fatal Brain Disease Is Not What Researchers Expected. The Immune System Has Gone Quiet.

3+ day, 2+ hour ago  (178+ words) We expected to see a very active immune system in the brain of patients with MSA, because the disease is so aggressive," says Khodosevich, a professor at the Biotech Research and Innovation Centre. But we found the opposite. It appears…...

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