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The bacterium Mycoplasma pneumoniae has long occupied an awkward position in pediatric medicine: too small and too structurally unusual to...
Every breath we take may carry traces of plastic, and yet scientists have struggled for years to reproduce that exposure...
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In a development that could reshape how schools, coaches, and clinicians keep track of adolescent physical health, researchers have unveiled...
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A new study published in Aerospace Systems presents an engineering method that can predict how much noise a light propeller-driven...
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In a development that could reshape how engineers harvest waste heat, a team of researchers has demonstrated a powerful new...
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