Archive of articles published on the 6th of May 2014
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Getting to the root of enamel evolution
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Where DNA's copy machine pauses, cancer could be next
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A cup of coffee a day may keep retinal damage away
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Distinct avian influenza viruses found in Antarctic penguins
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Gender may contribute to recovery time after concussion
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Hotspots of climate change impacts in Africa: Making sense of uncertainties
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Astronomers harness the galaxy's biggest telescope
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Novel antioxidant makes old arteries seem young again, CU-Boulder study finds
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State of the nation's egotism: On the rise for a century
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Are we ready for contact with extraterrestrial intelligence?
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US Welfare spending up, but help for the neediest down
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Chimpanzees show similar personality traits to humans, Georgia State researchers say
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Expert guidance strengthens strategies to prevent most common and costly infection
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Predator-prey made simple
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Working to cure 'dry eye' disease
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Substantial improvements made in EPA's IRIS Program, report says
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International team maps nearly 200,000 global glaciers in quest for sea rise answers
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Two-lock box delivers cancer therapy
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One step closer to cell reprogramming
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Neutron star magnetic fields: Not so turbulent, after all?
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Redescription of the oldest-known dolphin skull sheds light on their origins and evolution
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Staying on task in the automated cockpit
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Graphene for real-world devices
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Yawning to cool the brain