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Rutgers researchers built a mosquito toilet to collect insect waste, then sequenced it and found evidence of a virus never reported in the Americas.
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A blood sample drawn from a 13-year-old may carry warning signs of heart, liver and metabolic disease that wouldn’t show up on a standard checkup for decades.
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