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    Female mice showed brain rewiring as ketamine wore off, and it depended on microglia and a stress hormone signal that did not appear the same way in males. @ISTAustria @ScienceAdvances
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    Early smoke exposure altered rat tooth enamel mineralization without visible damage, leaving phosphorus lower and carbon higher while future effects on strength remain unclear.
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    Neutrophils reach infection sites via a TRPV2-CB2R guidance system, and they do not release tissue-damaging chemicals while migrating toward the signal. @UniofBath @ScienceAdvances
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    In the first 72 hours after birth, routine formula, pacifier bans, and early electric pumps may hinder breastfeeding instead of helping.
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    TRF2 helps muscle stem cells keep their identity and rebuild injured muscle; without it, repair falters and scar tissue and fat accumulate instead of healthy muscle. @PennMedicine @ScienceAdvances
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