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Relaying vaccine risk information
Framing the risks of COVID-19 vaccine side effects as far lower than motor vehicle risks increases people’s willingness to get vaccinated.
Keeping the heart in shape
Blocking a key protein involved in hearts growing too large could unintentionally worsen the condition, according to a study in mice.
When did birds start eating fruit?
New scans of ancient fossils reveal one of the first ever fruit-eating birds
Acid sets the rhythm
Acid-sensors in the intestine of the nematode worm
Caenorhabditis elegans
set a steady rhythm that keeps their bowels moving.
Memory replay
When the sounds of letters are recalled, electrical signals flow from brain areas involved in memory to areas involved in hearing.
Tick, tock, says the brain clock
Analysing the neural connections which underpin the master body clock of fruit flies yields unexpected findings.
A winning combination
Using the fertility drug clomiphene together with the antibiotic amoxicillin boosts the activity of the antibiotic to kill bacteria that are resistant to amoxicillin treatment alone.
Brain repair
The receptor HCAR1 helps repair the brain of newborn mice after an injury caused by blood flow to the brain temporarily stopping during birth.
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