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Racial Disparity In Surgery For Esophageal Cancer

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Surgery for esophageal cancer (esophagectomy) is considered standard of care for patients with early-stage disease and can provide long-term survival benefits to the patients. These…
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Adverse Events Following Coronary Angiography And Cardiac Surgery

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Having a major adverse renal or cardiac event (MARCE) is a calculable risk following cardiac surgery. As techniques for percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) have improved…
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Measuring The Water And Energy In An Alpine Peatland

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Peatlands are wetlands with at least a 30-40 cm thick peat layer and are highly dependent on water. In these waterlogged, anaerobic soils, the dead…
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Hypotheses About The Timeline Of Impacts On The Lunar Surface

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Determining the ages of planetary surfaces and events is no easy task. Surfaces are often layered in deposits from more recent activity. This fact is…
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Increasing Surface Water Trends In Peninsular India

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Water resources play a crucial role in India’s economic growth, as a large portion of India’s GDP is dependent on the agriculture and allied sectors….
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A Closer Look At The Surface Of Mars

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The nature of many of the rocks and materials on the surface of Mars remains mysterious. Volcanism has played an important role in forming many…
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Zooming In On Mechanobiology

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Look through a biology textbook and what do you see? Lots of molecules. Whether they involve drugs or DNA, discussions of biology often revolve around…
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A Closer Look at RIPK1-RIPK3 Core Amyloids

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Amyloids are fibrillar proteinaceous assemblies whose accumulation is a hallmark of several human diseases. Formation of amyloid fibrils occurs when protein monomers change their structure…
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Initial Evolution Of The North Polar Cap Of Mars Revealed By Orbital Radar

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The poles of Mars host massive amounts of water ice in the form of polar caps, much like Earth’s Antarctica. In the north, a ~1.5…
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A Nano Solution To Identify Harmful S. Mutans Biofilm

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The oral environment harbors both benign and malign bacteria, just like everywhere else in the body. The chances of developing dental cavities increase when one…
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When Mimicry Matters: Sheep Mimic Important Individuals And Behaviours

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Social animals routinely mimic the behaviors of their social partners.  This ubiquitous phenomenon is the cornerstone of group cohesion and effective group functioning. After all,…
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