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Dextrose rub helps newborns with low blood sugar
Massaging the sugary gel into babies' mouths may lessen need for intravenous infusions
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Killer cells trained on leukemia may protect some people
Immune system seems to remember cancer in people who've never had it
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FOR KIDS: Age-old fears perk up baby’s ears
Babies react to a snake’s hiss, fire’s crackle and other ancient danger sounds
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Scented naps can dissipate fears
People unlearned an odor's unpleasant accompaniment when they smelled it in their sleep
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News in Brief: Slashing greenhouse gas emissions could save millions of lives
Simulations suggest reduced air pollution would improve public health
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FOR KIDS: Gorgeous eco-bullies
‘Foreign’ lionfish — aquarium castoffs — have been invading American coastal waters at an alarming rate and gobbling up the natives
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FOR KIDS: Seeing the moon’s water
A moon-orbiting satellite detected traces of water in surface rocks
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Protein injection triggers vessel repair
Retina blood lines regrow when treated with angiopoietin-1
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Home births more risky than hospital deliveries
Records suggest babies born at home are more prone to unresponsiveness after five minutes
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News in Brief: MERS virus jumped several times from animals to humans
More than one person caught new illness from bats, camels or other creatures
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Feces in termites' nests block biological pest control
Built-in poop nourishes bacteria that protect notorious Formosan species
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Vitamin stops static electricity
Clearing out uncharged molecules may prevent charge buildup
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Mars rover fails to find methane
Lack of gas in atmosphere argues against presence of life on Red Planet
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Tiger, lion and domestic cat genes not so different
Genomes of big felines provide insight into their evolution
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Cool Jobs: Repellent chemistry
Researchers tackle a wealth of problems by creating novel surfaces that repel liquids
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FOR KIDS: Ancient jewelry from space
Egyptians used metal from meteorites to make jewelry more than 5,000 years ago
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FOR KIDS: Building an almost-brain
Cells in the lab weave themselves into tiny, brainlike structures
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News in Brief: Mice lose cat fear for good after infection
Parasite's ill effects on rodents persist long after disease clears
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News in Brief: Mice lose cat fear for good post infection
Parasite's ill effects on rodents persist long after disease clears
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News in Brief: Brain research goals laid out
NIH details priority areas, including improving imaging technology and mapping brain structures
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