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Above a certain cell density, synNotch exerted a weaker effect and didn't produce the same patterns.

What they do need is for their employers — especially the large companies that design their own health plans or exert considerable influence over third-party insurers' coverage decisions — to adopt a smarter approach to the problem.

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Zelensky recently said he expected Trump to exert pressure on Ukraine and Russia to agree a peace deal within the next year.

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A new paper led by a Concordia researcher examines how social isolation, loneliness and frailty affect one another and the bidirectional relationship they exert as an individual gets older.

"It demonstrates the enduring consequences that prenatal cannabis exposure exerts on the brain's reward system, which ultimately results in a neurobiological vulnerability to opioid drugs."

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