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Magnetoencephalography in 263 patients and 75 controls yielded five connectivity groups, one with widespread reductions in coupling and one with the strongest coupling in the study, each tracking a different symptom mix.
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The sedatives that push rats' eyes out of their sockets have been known since the 1980s and are still widely used. A University of Helsinki group says a drug developed for dogs prevents it, though the announcement does not include sample sizes.
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A PNAS analysis projects smaller average bodies across most of a grid of mollusk groups and ocean basins by 2100, while Arctic cephalopods and tusk shells gain length, which breaks any single shrinkage factor.
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Twenty-six risk regions, about half of them near genes for nerve cell growth and pain sensitivity, give the condition the biological footing that decades of clinical dismissal lacked, though none of them can diagnose a patient.
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Tina Nyfors names a "sufficiency class" of Finns whose footprints already sit inside the corridor policy is aiming at, which turns a hypothetical behaviour change into a group somebody could actually go and measure.
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A new study reads trophic rank off damage on herbivore bone rather than off predator dimensions, and the answer is a caiman relative rather than a saber-toothed mammal.
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A billion-atom simulation from Helsinki finds defect counts in tungsten scaling superlinearly with recoil energy, a regime the standard damage models do not contain.
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