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New Zealand Rugby Loses Bid for Chiefs Injunction
New Zealand Rugby lost its High Court bid for an interim injunction to halt the branding launch of the rival Papua New Guinea NRL expansion team, clearing the way for the Port…
Researchers at the University of Virginia developed new imaging technique to study Alzheimer’s disease metabolism and oxygen use
Researchers at the University of Virginia combined two-photon fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy with phosphorescence lifetime imaging microscopy in...
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US-Iran War Disrupts Oil and Natural Gas Routes
Physical oil prices surged past $154 a barrel and freight rates, shipping insurance, and fuel costs escalated worldwide...
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