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  3. Researchers Find Link Between Parkinson's Gene and Vocal Issues That Could Lead To Earlier Diagnosis

Researchers find link between Parkinson's gene and vocal issues that could lead to earlier diagnosis

May 4, 2022
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Sculptor A, one of three newly discovered dwarf galaxies - and unrelated to the well-known Sculptor spiral galaxy - is visible here as a faint accumulation of stars beyond several bright stars in the foreground.

'Ghost towns' of the universe: Ultra-faint, rare dwarf galaxies offer clues to the early cosmos

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Southwest's largest Hank Willis Thomas exhibition, 'LOVERULES,' set to open at U of A Museum of Art

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Students enter the University of Arizona San Xavier Mining Laboratory.

CDC awards $1.25M to U of A engineers retooling mine production and safety

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