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The Importance of Hair in Research: What It Reveals About Health and Stress

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Innovative Health Research at NIH: How Arbor Assays Supports Groundbreaking Discoveries

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What is Keeping Sleep Researchers Up at Night: Understanding Effects of Sleep on Health

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Buzzing Towards a Stress-Free Future for Honey Bees 

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Why ELISAs Are Cost-Effective Solutions for Large-Scale Sample Processing

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Showcasing Advances in Women’s Health Through Research on Women’s Equality Day 

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5 Great Lizard Research Findings 

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Scientists look at the effects of exercise on cystatin C and other biomarkers as indicators of kidney health.

Sports Science: Advances in Kidney Health Research 

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Scientists use hair and claw clippings as non-invasive hormone sampling for wild wolves.

Claws Out! Using Hair and Claw Clippings from Wild Alaskan Wolves to Understand Stress and Reproduction

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Thyroxine (T4): Everything You Need to Know for Your Research

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Row of purple brains with one bright yellow brain near the top for World Brain Health Day.

Thinking Big About Arbor Assays’ Role on World Brain Day

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Can ice cream help reduce oxidative stress?

Cool Science: How Antioxidant Ice Cream Combats Oxidative Stress 

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