Avian influenza | Breast cancer risk in Black women | Adrenal cells and mouse parental behavior

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H5N1 avian flu virus survived in raw dairy milk kept under refrigerated conditions for at least five weeks.

In the largest study of its kind, researchers identified genetic variants that appear to boost breast cancer risk among females of African ancestry.

Researchers traced differences in parental care between two mouse species to a new cell type in the adrenal glands.

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