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A Molecule Long Considered Inactive Switched On the Moment the Dish Reached Human Body Temperature
A compound thought inactive against TRPM4 became a potent activator at body temperature. Northwestern researchers say lab conditions hid the effect.
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Smoking and Drinking Kept Falling Among American Adults While Heroin Use Ticked Up for the First Time in a Decade
New national panel data show low cigarette use and a continued alcohol decline alongside record cannabis and nicotine vaping.
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Sheep Wool Grew Less Bone Than the Gold Standard in Rat Skulls, and Researchers Say That Is the Interesting Part
King's College London tested wool keratin membranes in rat skull defects. Collagen grew more bone, but keratin grew bone that looked more natural.
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