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New study reveals lecanemab's safety in Alzheimer’s patients, highlighting low risk of severe side effects and benefits for early-stage treatment
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This approach holds potential for creating safer, cost-effective and more readily accessible antivenoms
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Some of the cell's RNA molecules, researchers found, help regulate antiviral signaling
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A novel LED device with alternating orange and blue wavelengths outpaced two other lights in advancing participants' melatonin levels
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Scientists have mined Streptomyces for antibiotics for decades, but the newly identified umbrella toxin escaped notice
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Social responsibility, scientific excellence, proportionality, and global stewardship should be guiding principles
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New method yields candidate medicines for cancer, diabetes, inflammation, and more
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Technique allows researchers to toggle on individual genes that regulate cell growth, development, and function
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