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  5 Animals On The Brink Of Extinction Today

  ibtimes.com - Elana Glowatz

  Many animal species are endangered or threatened, but some are in a more dire situation than others. There are animals whose populations are so …

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  Will This Scar? Japanese Scientists Uncover Secret to Regenerative Skin in Frogs

  Newsweek - Jessica Wapner

  The ability to regenerate damaged organs and limbs is chief among the many intriguing traits that amphibians possess. Newts and salamanders can grow …

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  Implant infections could be banished thanks to scaffold breakthrough

  phys.org - Institute of Physics

  Researchers in Ireland have taken a major step forward in the battle against medical implant infections. They developed a new type of implant scaffold …

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  Sugar-coated nanomaterial excels at promoting bone growth

  northwestern.edu - June 19, 2017 | By Megan Fellman

  EVANSTON - There hasn’t been a gold standard for how orthopaedic spine surgeons promote new bone growth in patients, but now Northwestern University …

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  DIY Mechanic’s Creeper

  theawesomer.com - Lambert V.

  LinkI Like to Make Stuff has another project that’s incredibly useful yet fairly easy to build. His take on the mechanic’s creeper is mainly made of …

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  American Trees Are Moving West, and No One Knows Why

  The Atlantic - Robinson Meyer

  As the consequences of climate change strike across the United States, ecologists have a guiding principle about how they think plants will respond. Cold-adapted plants will survive if they move “up”—that is, as they move further north (away from the tropics) and higher in elevation (away from the …