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Columbia University Issues Deadline For Gaza Encampment To Vacate Campus
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College Staff, Educators Who Publicly Supported Pro-Palestine Protests Face Discipline

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Brain Tumor Cell Growth Could Be Disrupted With 'Key Player' Protein

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Pluto Flyby Update: NASA Holding New Horizons Briefing, Open to the Public (WATCH THE LIVE STREAM HERE)

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Endangered Tortoises Feast On Invasive Plants

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Beavers' Decay-Resistant Enamel Could Teach Dentists A Thing Or Two

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IUDs and Contraceptive Implants Could Be Effective Well Beyond FDA's Approved Expiration Date

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Chikungunya Could Mimic Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms, Leading To False Diagnosis

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Life Span Could Be Predicted Most Accurately By Your Best Friend

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease Could Be Linked To Viruses, Not Just Bacteria

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Fragile X Syndrome: New Genetic Secrets Of Puzzling Condition Revealed

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World's Fastest 2D Camera Could Help Solve Kennedy Assassination

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Head Injuries In Children Given In-Depth Analysis

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Scratching An Itch Making You Itchier? Scientists May Have A Solution

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Skin Cells Converted Into Brain Cells: Could Breakthrough Cure Huntington's Disease?

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Schizophrenia Is Actually 8 Genetically Distinct Disorders

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