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A three-month experiment during the 2020 U.S. election removed posts from repeat offenders but found no measurable shift in users' beliefs.
The treatment uses gradually increasing doses of venom to train a dog's immune system, and may continue for several years.
A Japan-based study estimated that without expressway restoration after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, additional economic losses would have reached 567.3 billion yen per year by 2020.
A study of 724 Northern Hemisphere lakes found that spring ice-off dates are far more sensitive to warming than autumn freeze-up dates.
Azure surpassed $100 billion in revenue for the first time as Microsoft reported 18% year-over-year growth.
A vaccination effort targeting EEHV, the leading cause of death in young Asian elephants in human care, may offer a path toward protecting the endangered species.
Researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory developed a platinum-chromium-silver system that strips only the necessary hydrogen atoms from ethanol to produce acetaldehyde.
A newly identified gene called SDMYB can reveal a young avocado tree's flowering type from its DNA alone, before the tree ever blooms.
Javier Medrano, who oversaw robotaxi testing in Houston, says Tesla ignored repeated warnings about understaffing before a crash happened on his watch.
A University of Tokyo-led team found that flat head syndrome in ancient human skulls suggests infants of Homo erectus and Homo floresiensis required the same intensive care as modern babies.
A study on Barro Colorado Island tracked live sweat bees over multiple years and found chemical signals from queens directly shape their daughters' reproductive choices.
The Link satellite, launched July 3 to save the Swift gamma-ray telescope from burning up, is now spinning in orbit with limited control.
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