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Scientists announce preliminary results in decoding 1,000 Vietnamese human genomes

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Human activities compromise coral health, resilience in Maui waters

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A University of California, Riverside study published in Nature Communications found that a weakening Atlantic Ocean current thousands of kilometres away will supercharge California's atmospheric rivers — intensifying the storms that already swing the state between billion-dollar floods and persistent drought

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Vitamin K Found to Regulate Bone Remodeling Process, Study Says

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Vitamin K Found to Regulate Bone Remodeling Process, Study Says – NaturalNews.com

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Pluto's moon Charon may have once spun once every 14 hours, and its ancient mountains still record how it slowed down

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Associate or Senior Editor (Materials science and inorganic materials chemistry), Nature Communicati - Shanghai, Beijing, Nanjing, Pune or New Delhi (hybrid) job with Springer Nature Ltd

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Pluto's peaks formed by many ice volcanoes, study says

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Study: Tidally Locked Exoplanets May Maintain Habitable Regions Through Internal Heat Circulation

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Study: Tidally Locked Exoplanets May Maintain Habitable Regions Through Internal Heat Circulation – NaturalNews.com

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