Researchers successfully reverse aging — in a lab dish
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The U.S. may soon become the world’s pandemic hotspot, WHO warns
There are concerning signs coming from the US, doctors warn.
UK university creates app to slow spread of coronavirus
The monitoring app, free of charge, will be available to the health staff and the general public.
Study finds new genetic editing powers in squids
Researchers discover new surprising feature of squids.
Buildings grown by bacteria — it’s not as crazy as it sounds, and it’s actively researched
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WHO launches mega-trial of four of the most promising drugs against COVID-19
Four of the most promising treatments against COVID-19 are set to go through major clinical trials. It's a major, promising...
Loss of smell may be the first symptom of coronavirus infection
If you suddenly can't smell garlic or food tastes bland, you might have a mild case of COVID-19.
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According to the findings, 64% of introduced herbivores are more similar to extinct species than to local native species.
The US Midwest readies for flooding as it copes with coronavirus outbreak
Up to 23 states could experience moderate to severe flooding
US Surgeon General advises all Americans to stay home — “this week, it’s gonna get bad”
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