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(0:10): Groundbreaking McGill Study Unveils Key Dopamine Neurons, Paving Way for New Treatments in Brain Disorders
(2:13): Kidney Donation Safer Than Ever: Mortality Rate Drops Dramatically Over Three Decades
(4:21): UCL Scientists Decode Brain's Mechanism for Detecting Unexpected Sensory Events, Paving Way for New Disorder Insights
(6:18): Scientists Warn of Potential Human Extinction as Y Chromosome Faces Disappearance
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(2:13): Kidney Donation Safer Than Ever: Mortality Rate Drops Dramatically Over Three Decades
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(6:18): Scientists Warn of Potential Human Extinction as Y Chromosome Faces Disappearance
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(4:21): UCL Scientists Decode Brain's Mechanism for Detecting Unexpected Sensory Events, Paving Way for New Disorder Insights
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To subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.
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(2:13): Kidney Donation Safer Than Ever: Mortality Rate Drops Dramatically Over Three Decades
(4:21): UCL Scientists Decode Brain's Mechanism for Detecting Unexpected Sensory Events, Paving Way for New Disorder Insights
(6:18): Scientists Warn of Potential Human Extinction as Y Chromosome Faces Disappearance
(8:28): Study Unveils Genetic Link Between TNF Deficiency and Recurrent Tuberculosis
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Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.
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