Plenaster craigi grow on the nodules and are vulnerable if mining for nodules commences.
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A CT scan of his chest revealed multiple nodules, and when these nodules were biopsied, the patient was found to have a pneumonia.
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Scooping up all of those nodules could disturb the microbial life in the ocean floor sediment, as well as anything living on the nodules.
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It involves mining not manganese nodules, but rather a type of geological formation unknown at the time people were looking into those nodules—submarine hydrothermal vents.
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They are not, though, as abundant as manganese nodules, so if and when the technology for underwater mining is proved, it is to nodules that people are likely to turn eventually.
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We became interested in it when Emer was gardening with her mom and observed wart-like nodules on the roots of pea plants—and these nodules are where rhizobium bacteria is commonly found.
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A brittle star seen in a field of manganese nodules.
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Both nodules were found to be malignant during an initial evaluation.
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The nodules were found after Ginsburg fractured three ribs in November.
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In December, surgeons removed two cancerous nodules from Ginsburg's left lung.
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It is a vast expanse of mud, albeit littered with nodules.
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Patania II will collect nodules as well as traverse the seabed.
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An Amperima holothurian sea cucumber in a bed of manganese nodules.
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As they're clinging onto these nodules, they're becoming coated in silica.
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The doctors gave her immunosuppressive medication, and the nodules shrank away.
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The inside is a labyrinth of corkscrew shapes, nodules, and ridges.
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While treating the fractures, doctors found two cancerous nodules in her lungs.
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Rashes or tiny skin nodules are also common symptoms, Dr. Meyers adds.
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Surgeons removed two nodules from Justice Ginsburg's left lung on Dec. 21.
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During treatment for that injury, malignant nodules were discovered on her left lung.
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X-rays to treat the broken ribs revealed two nodules on her lungs.
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Seafloor manganese nodules like this one are rich in iron, nickel and cobalt.
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In December, she underwent a procedure to remove cancerous nodules from her lungs.
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It's often found in both shale and limestone nodules, where it's excellently preserved.
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His sculptures, known as nodules, are made from soda lime and borosilicate glass.
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The nodules come in three sizes, and no two sculptures are the same.
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Surgeons removed two malignant nodules from Justice Ginsburg's left lung on Dec. 21.
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As Peacock and Alford calculate, companies would need to collect 3 million tonnes of dry manganese nodules a year to profit – which would mean underwater collector vehicles combing 50km a day, and reaping nodules in concentrations above 10kg per square metre.
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In legumes, the plants' roots grow special nodules where the bacteria in question live.
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The nodules were detected during tests following a fall she sustained in early November.
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The nodules or lesions that form can sometimes grow into cysts on the ovaries.
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Ginsburg is still recuperating from surgery to remove two cancerous nodules from her lungs.
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Ginsburg underwent surgery in December to remove two cancerous nodules from her left lung.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had two cancerous nodules removed from her left lung in December.
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Indeed, why the nodules are exposed is one of the great mysteries of the region.
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A third trial, involving Patania III, expected in 2023, will bring nodules to the surface.
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Much of the floor of the Pacific ocean is lined with nodules rich in cobalt.
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Ginsburg's malignant nodules were first identified after she underwent testing for the three broken ribs.
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The nodules were found as part of the tests the justice underwent after that fall.
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The nodules themselves were discovered incidentally following tests after a fall she sustained in November.
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He would keep touching the nodules on his neck, where the cancer had announced itself.
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Cactus roots spread wide and shallow, rather than deep, and are equipped with specialized nodules.
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His most recent scan had confirmed two small, slow-growing nodules, one on each lung.
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Rarely, cancers send cells up to the skin's surface, which can form tiny red skin nodules.
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The cancerous nodules were removed during December surgery and Ginsburg remained off the bench until February.
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Ginsburg, 85, had surgery last month to remove two cancerous nodules from her lower left lung.
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I've chipped a tooth and I've got vocal nodules because I was probably abusing my voice.
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The lung nodules were found when Justice Ginsburg was being treated for broken ribs in November.
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Inside the Scrubba bag are hundreds of tiny plastic nodules that work to scrub your clothes clean.
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The star previously underwent surgery to remove throat nodules — benign growths on the vocal cords — in 2005.
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"The fact that she had two nodules is a little interesting, and a little atypical," Stiles says.
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It wasn't medical error: observed under the microscope, the questionable nodules met the criteria for thyroid cancer.
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Posada Carriles had had surgery to remove cancerous nodules in his throat during that time, Hernandez said.
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The mid-December event was held before Ginsburg had surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lungs.
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The news about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's operation for two cancerous lung nodules is encouraging but incomplete.
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While the nodules were malignant, "there was no evidence of any remaining disease," a court spokeswoman said.
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The nodules are lumps of rock that contain various metals including iron, copper, nickel, manganese and cobalt.
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In addition to pancreatic cancer, Ginsburg had two cancerous nodules in her left lung removed last December.
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There were tiny nodules in my lungs, but they were too small to say anything definitive about.
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The nodules were found as part of the tests the justice underwent after the fall, Arberg said.
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On the mend from surgery to remove cancerous nodules in December, Ginsburg shows no signs of slowing down.
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It's common to have small masses of tissue, or lung nodules, that show up as tiny white dots.
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The nodules on her lung were found as part of the tests the justice underwent after that fall.
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She currently has two nodules on both of her lungs that her doctors are keeping an eye on.
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However, the nodules also contain copper, nickel and cobalt, and sometimes other metals such as molybdenum and vanadium.
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They generally lie in shallower waters than manganese nodules, and often contain more valuable substances, gold among them.
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He previously had an operation to remove his throat nodules — benign growths on the vocal cords — in 2005.
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Since the 1970s, people have dreamt of mining these nodules for nickel, copper, cobalt and more exotic metals.
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Last November, after she cracked three ribs, doctors discovered cancerous nodules from her lung, which were successfully removed.
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An even worse situation would be if the nodules developed due to Ginsburg's past pancreatic and colon cancers.
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Often, the pain occurs in muscle nodules, or myofascial trigger points, causing restricted movement and full-body agony.
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The nodules were discovered during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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When the showers are through, the rain roots are jettisoned but the nodules remain, poised to sprout anew.
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Doctors found the nodules during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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Polymetallic nodules are potato-sized hunks of metal that form much like a pearl does in an oyster.
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The nodules were first detected on Ginsburg's left lung last month, after Ginsburg, 85, fell and cracked three ribs.
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The other is the identification of a type of symbiotic nitrogen-fixing that does not rely on root nodules.
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Image: WikimediaSince the 1960s, mining companies have been attracted to manganese nodules mainly for their nickel, copper, and cobalt.
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Black opal is found in nodules, or seams, 30 to 100 feet underground, in layers beneath sandstone and clay.
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It is unclear from the court's statement how long the nodules were there or how quickly they had grown.
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I did it for like six months and got vocal nodules and had two years of surgery and therapy.
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The deep-sea plains which host nodule fields tend not to be home to big animals, said Dr Beaulieu, but the sediments the nodules are found in play host to microscopic critters that would be most upset by the process of trawling that is needed to bring the nodules to the surface.
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The *NSYNC alum previously had an operation to remove his throat nodules — benign growths on the vocal cords — in 2005.
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Although the news was not to be publicly revealed for another six weeks, physicians discovered cancerous nodules in her lungs.
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Companies in Belgium and the UK are testing crawlers and rovers to suck up potato-sized nodules on the seabed.
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The two malignant nodules removed from her lungs in December were discovered after she fell in November, fracturing her ribs.
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The 85-year-old justice was recently treated for cancer, having two nodules removed from her lung on Dec. 21.
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Ginsburg, earlier Friday, underwent a procedure in New York City to remove the nodules, which were determined to be malignant.
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Ginsburg, 85, is still recovering from a surgery she underwent last month to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung.
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The two malignant nodules were "discovered incidentally" during tests to treat her rib fractures from that fall, the court said.
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The nodules were found as part of the tests the justice underwent after the earlier fall, according to the court.
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In 2018, surgeons removed two malignant nodules from Justice Ginsburg's left lung and determined that the cancer had not spread.
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Meanwhile, imaging with ultrasound, M.R.I.'s and C.T. scans find more and more of these tiny "cancers," especially thyroid nodules.
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Additionally, Seborovski punctuates the surface of the pieces mounted on the wall with nodules and string, inviting the viewer's caress.
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At first sight, these nodules are attractive targets for mining because, besides manganese, they are rich in cobalt, copper and nickel.
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On Friday, Ginsburg, who is 85, underwent surgery to remove the nodules, both of which proved cancerous upon post-operative testing.
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The sponges on which these eggs are laid only grow in areas where there are small, hard nodules or rocky crusts.
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Ginsburg also broke three ribs in a fall in November, which led to doctors' discovery of the nodules on her lung.
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Manganese nodules were first discovered in the late 5003th century in the Kara Sea during the expedition of the H.M.S. Challenger.
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For the time being P2 will just keep some of the nodules in a container on its back for later inspection.
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Its machines, he said, were recently recognized as a world leader in detecting potentially cancerous lung nodules accurately from x-rays.
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Ginsburg, 85, had two cancerous nodules removed from her left lung Friday at Memorial Sloan Kettering hospital in New York City.
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The cobalt crusts accumulate a few millimetres every million years, while the manganese nodules grow by around 1cm every million years.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent surgery in New York City to remove two malignant nodules on her left lung.
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In this case, however, the teen's lungs had developed tiny nodules connected to longer bronchial "branches," a "tree in bud" pattern.
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Related copper etchings appear in the show, and Barney has electroplated them over varying times, encrusting them with weird metal nodules.
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When deposited in the soft tissues, they form painless nodules called tophi — like the lima-bean bump on the man's wrist.
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Soy leghemoglobin performed best, so Impossible built a dozen machines to try to harvest it from the root nodules of soy.
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Doctors found the nodules removed last month during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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CEO Gerard Barron says his project would only collect nodules from the ocean floor, rather than risk more disruptive seabed mining.
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Related copper etchings appear in the exhibition, and Barney has electroplated them over varying times, encrusting them with weird metal nodules.
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If the nodules are removed, then the sponges on which it relies to lay its eggs will be gone as well.
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In the Clarion Clipperton Zone alone, there are an estimated 15 million tons of rare earth oxides locked away in manganese nodules.
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The Pacific's mineral nodules were discovered by HMS Challenger, a British research vessel that first dredged the abyssal depths in the 1870s.
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"Who knows what's in some of those supplements, but it caused excess breast tissue and hardened nodules under the nipple," says Layke.
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The nodules were discovered while Ginsburg, 85, was being evaluated and treated for a rib fracture due to a fall last month.
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Students of Korean P'ansori traditionally shout themselves hoarse under waterfalls, till their vocal cords bleed and are covered in nodules and calluses.
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What's more, they will mimic the texture of their environment using little nodules called papillae that they extend and retract using muscles.
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"We have collected a few hundreds of this sponge species and they were only found attached to the nodules," Dr. Lim said.
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Ginsburg had nodules in her lung removed last December and was treated for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and colon cancer in 1999.
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After a few days, those with coronavirus tend to decline quickly, with those patches of ground glass nodules taking over the lungs.
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The new name, the reclassification, he added, is "just awesome," because it explicitly defines those small nodules in the thyroid as nonmalignant.
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In December, she had surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her left lung — discovered only after she fell and fractured three ribs.
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While she was being treated, doctors found two nodules in the lower lobe of her left lung, according to the court's statement.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 85, underwent surgery Friday to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung, the Supreme Court said.
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RBG reportedly underwent a pulmonary lobectomy in NYC Friday to remove 2 nodules from her lung which were recently discovered to be malignant.
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Ginsburg has been absent from the court since undergoing surgery in late December to remove two cancerous nodules from her lower left lung.
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"I never had any nodules or anything, and I never had polyps," Mr. Perry said, referring to the state of his vocal cords.
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That has changed as some nations and companies see it as an effective way to get polymetallic nodules containing nickel, copper, cobalt and manganese.
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What's happening: Ginsburg is working from home as she recovers from a late-December surgery to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung.
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Those nodules will be carried up several kilometres of pipes back to the operations' mother ships, to be washed and sent on their way.
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After Ginsburg fell in her office and fractured three ribs in November, doctors discovered two cancerous nodules on her lungs, which were surgically removed.
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They proved the principle by collecting hundreds of tonnes of manganese nodules—potato-sized mineral agglomerations that litter vast tracts of Davy Jones's locker.
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Soy leghemoglobin, a protein Impossible Food markets as "heme" as the "magic ingredient" of its burgers, is found in the root nodules of plants.
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The unexpectedly high diversity of the CCZ could be a direct result of the manganese nodules, which many organisms use as an attachment surface.
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A rubbery-looking substance forming bumpy nodules that lack crystal structure, opaline silica was first discovered on Mars by the Spirit rover in 2007.
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In commercial production, a similar cord will pump a slurry of nodules and dirt back up to the ship—an impressive bit of engineering.
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But what if the scan had shown faked cancerous nodules, placed there by malware exploiting vulnerabilities in widely used CT and MRI scanning equipment?
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In January, she missed her first oral argument in more than 25 years while recuperating from surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lung.
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Driving the news: Ginsburg was previously working from home as she recovered from the surgery to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung.
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The nodules on Ginsburg's lung were discovered when doctors did CT scans on her fractured ribs, the Supreme Court said in a press release.
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A press release from the Supreme Court noted that the nodules were discovered during treatment for rib fractures caused by a fall last month.
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According to the thoracic surgeon, Valerie W. Rusch, MD, FACS, both nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant on initial pathology evaluation.
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Separately, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 85, above, underwent surgery to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung, according to a Supreme Court spokeswoman.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent surgery in New York on Friday to remove two nodules from her left lung, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said.
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Ms. Bohbot initially intended to study vocal jazz at Syracuse University, but after discovering she had vocal cord nodules, she switched to retail management.
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Leprosy often starts off with the sort of discolored, numb patches that appeared on Siddamma's family members, or with tiny nodules under the skin.
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Ginsburg missed two weeks of oral arguments in January in order to recover from the surgery to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung.
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The iconic liberal justice, 85, was released from the hospital in late December following surgery to remove two cancerous nodules from her left lung.
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Last January, she missed her first oral argument in more than 25 years while recuperating from surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lung.
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Bacterial infections like this are called endocarditis; they are most dangerous when they reach the heart valve, causing nodules of bacteria to build up.
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The Supreme Court's oldest justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, underwent surgery to remove two malignant nodules in her lung Friday and is expected to recover.
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The lung nodules was the first cancer diagnosis she faced without husband Marty by her side, after he died from his own cancer in 2010.
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Ginsburg underwent a pulmonary lobectomy on Friday at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung.
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"As the sweat is trapped in the dermis, people develop large, firm, skin-colored nodules under the skin and at times significant fatigue," she says.
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The potato-like nodules contain rings of metal-rich layers, including rare earths—high-tech metals used in the production of cell phones and computers.
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Within a few weeks, they should start to get help on some lung CT scans from machine-learning algorithms that highlight potentially cancerous tissue nodules.
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With the plan only to scoop up mineral nodules rather than digging into the sea floor, flora and fauna would not be destroyed, he believes.
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Both nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant on initial pathology evaluation, but post-surgery there was no evidence of any remaining disease.
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Among nonsmokers, for example, nodules that begin in the lung tend to form individually and typically involve different, less aggressive forms of cancer, experts say.
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If the justice hadn't fractured her ribs, Liu said, it's possible that doctors wouldn't have found the nodules and that they might have gotten larger.
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A patient's prognosis could be influenced by the size of the nodules found and whether cancer was found in any nearby lymph nodes, experts say.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had two cancerous nodules removed from her left lung Friday at a New York hospital, the Supreme Court announced.
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The plant hosts bacteria that gather nitrogen from the air, transferring the gas to its root nodules and providing nourishment for the plants that follow.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent surgery on Friday to remove two nodules from her left lung, according to Kathleen Arberg, a Supreme Court spokeswoman.
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The nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant, but the spokeswoman said "there was no evidence of any remaining disease" in her body.
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Separately, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, above, the senior member of that liberal wing, underwent surgery on Friday to remove two nodules from her left lung.
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The nodules were found incidental to scans there were performed in November after she fell in her office and was hospitalized with three fractured ribs.
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"At the end of the day my voice sounds like my Grandma and it sounds like I have nodules even though I don't," says Aaron.
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It was while the doctors were treating the ribs that they found what would turn out to be two cancerous nodules on her left lung.
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It didn't reduce the pain I felt finding out that those tiny nodules in my lungs at the time of diagnosis were cancer all along.
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Over time—millions of years maybe—metal bits coalesce around a tiny object (strangely, the most common seed of these nodules is a shark's tooth).
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The Clarion-Clipperton Zone in the Pacific Ocean contains an estimated 21 billion tons of manganese nodules and covers an area the size of Europe.
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The liberal justice underwent surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York on Friday to remove two cancerous nodules in her left lung.
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There are some places where rare earth minerals are in the nodules as well, and the only place where you can get them now is China.
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The procedure removed two malignant nodules that were discovered incidentally during tests Ginsburg received while being treated for rib fractures sustained in a fall last month.
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Seabed nodules are dominated by compounds of iron (which is commonplace) and manganese (which is rarer, but not in short supply from mines on dry land).
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But it may be that some as-yet-unknown physical process is keeping the fossils and the (equally old) nodules at the surface of the silt.
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Looking ahead, the researchers will continue to study the nodules in order to evaluate their importance to microbes and animals, such as starfish, crabs, and fish.
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Specifically, opaline silica deposits featuring the clumpy nodules and tiny, finger-like structures seen on Mars tend to form alongside sticky mats of microorganisms, called biofilms.
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Hughes, the story went, was going to mine manganese nodules—potato-sized rocks that form naturally on the abyssal plains—through his holding company Summa Corporation.
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Acne, the most common skin condition in the U.S., includes whiteheads, blackheads, pimples, cysts and nodules that affect the face, shoulders, back, chest and upper arms.
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Backdrop: It'll be Ginsburg's first time on the bench since she underwent lung cancer surgery in December to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung.
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He spent his final days in hospice care, suffering from brain cancer, and cancer in his nodules, lungs and adrenal glands, according to CNN affiliate WPIX.
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Ginsburg underwent a pulmonary lobectomy at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York on Friday to have the nodules removed from her left lung.
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There was no evidence of any remaining nodules after the operation was performed and pre-operation scans did not detect disease anywhere else in her body.
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Back in 250, the CIA hoaxed the world by saying they were launching Project Azorian, a Pacific Ocean search for mineral-rich manganese nodules 210,227m deep.
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According to the justice's thoracic surgeon, Dr. Valerie W. Rusch, the nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant, Ms. Arberg said in a statement.
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She underwent surgery in December 2018 to remove cancerous nodules from her left lung, which were identified after she fell and fractured three ribs last November.
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The software is in use at hospitals in China, and being evaluated by clinics in Europe, and the US, primarily to detect potentially cancerous lung nodules.
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The golden green and highly infectious nodules in the Southern Reach trilogy (2014) show up as English words and sentences — literally, the writing on the wall.
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While the company initially extracted it from the root nodules of non-GMO soybean plants, it needed a more efficient method to meet high consumer demand.
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According to the justice's thoracic surgeon, Dr. Valerie W. Rusch, the nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant, Ms. Arberg said at the time.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg left the hospital Wednesday after a surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lung, according to the Supreme Court press office.
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" Continued the statement, "According to the thoracic surgeon, Valerie W. Rusch, MD, FACS, both nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant on initial pathology evaluation.
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Deep-sea mining technology is still in development, but the general idea is that submersible craft equipped with giant vacuum cleaners will suck nodules from the seafloor.
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While thyroid nodules can be benign, the one on Brown's neck was larger than normal and felt hard to the touch, giving doctors reason to investigate further.
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Our immune system attempts to protect us by isolating the invading bacteria within nodules, small pockets of cells that look like round spots on an X-ray.
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Ginsburg underwent a surgical procedure called a pulmonary lobectomy at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York to remove two cancerous nodules in her left lung.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent a procedure Friday in New York City to remove two nodules on her lung that were determined to be malignant.
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The floor of the world's seas is scattered with vast beds of black potato-shaped polymetallic nodules comprising copper, nickel, cobalt, manganese, iron and rare earth elements.
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Last December, Ginsburg had two cancerous nodules removed from her left lung, and has previously been treated for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and colon cancer in 1999.
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Now, Dr. Lim has begun work on a second sponge species growing on the nodules, while Dr. Glover is preparing an extensive study on deep sea mollusks.
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In December, Ginsburg underwent surgery to remove two cancerous nodules from her left lung and missed oral arguments for the first time earlier this year while recovering.
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The ship, then owned by Lockheed, was sent out for tests off Catalina Island in California, and successfully picked up manganese nodules from the bottom of the ocean.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent surgery in New York City on Friday to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung, which were determined to be malignant.
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Even as shallow ocean mining technology takes off—Nautilus Minerals hopes to mine its first seafloor sulfide deposits in 2018—our ability to collect manganese nodules remains limited.
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This wash bag is a "modern take on the old fashioned washboard," as the inside is lined with hundreds of nodules that claim to clean clothes in minutes.
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The court spokeswoman said there was no evidence of any remaining nodules following the procedure and that pre-operation scans did not detect disease elsewhere in Ginsburg's body.
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She had surgery in 1999 for colorectal cancer, a procedure for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and another operation to remove two malignant nodules in her lungs in December.
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The malignant nodules, discovered in November after Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs in a fall, were removed Friday at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.
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Thirteen thousand feet deep, on the cold, dark desert of the Pacific Ocean seafloor, scientists have discovered new sponges living on rock nodules targeted for deep-sea mining.
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If the body is overproducing thyroid hormone, which may be caused by abnormal growths called thyroid nodules, an anti-thyroid medication like methimazole (Tapazole) can block excess production.
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But while the researchers recorded no severe side effects, they did note that "mild scrotal enlargement" was common, as was scrotal pain and nodules at the injection site.
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Nodules lie loosely in the sand, but because they exist in places devoid of any other hard substrates—just muddy sediment—they end up acting like pseudo-reefs.
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Two nodules in the lower lobe of her left lung were discovered incidentally during tests she received while being treated for rib fractures sustained in a fall last month.
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For example, if it finds nodules on an image of a pair of lungs, it will assign it a high-priority status and route it to a pulmonary radiologist.
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GSR and DeepGreen are focused on nodules, rather than mounds, which they say can be collected with minimal disturbance and contain minerals including nickel, manganese, copper, zinc and cobalt.
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Having watched Nautilus's progress, he reckons that hoovering up nodules will be easier than grinding volcanic rock, and that their uses lend such activities a more environmentally-friendly sheen.
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Some of these are in the form of "concretions", round nodules of minerals that form when water flows through the ground and can dissolve minerals and redeposit them elsewhere.
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The blobs are not rocks, but naturally-occurring metallic nodules that could one day yield metal deposits of cobalt, manganese, and nickel—not to mention scarce rare earth minerals.
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After undergoing a recent surgery to remove malignant nodules in her lungs, Ginsburg missed oral arguments for the first time since joining the court in 1993 earlier this week.
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Within months of Maddox's birth, he had to tell Grace that a substantial mass had appeared near her right lung and that several smaller nodules had taken root nearby.
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Red blobs flicker on the screen as Enlitic's deep-learning system examines and compares them to see if they are blood vessels, harmless imaging artefacts or malignant lung nodules.
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With news that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had cancerous nodules removed from her lungs, 2018 ended with the very real possibility of another conservative justice coming into the picture.
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The Supreme Court said the nodules in her lung were discovered incidentally during tests performed at George Washington University Hospital after she fell and fractured three ribs in November.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Monday made her first public appearance since having surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lung, attending a production celebrating her life.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: The Supreme Court justice has been discharged from the hospital and is recovering at home after surgery last week to remove two nodules from her lung.
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They seemed to target one parasite in particular, a nasty worm called Oesophagostomum stephanostomum that could cause painful nodules along the intestinal wall and even, in severe infestations, death.
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"The number of eggs it laid on these nodules was quite small, which usually means that an animal has a long life and not too many predators," he said.
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Lotus leaves repel water because they are covered with minuscule waxy nodules that stop water molecules bonding with a leaf's surface tissues, meaning those molecules bond with each other instead.
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The goal of the technology, the company says, is to enable more accurate diagnosis, and eventually treatment, of small and hard-to-reach nodules in the periphery of the lung.
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To date, more than a dozen companies have received exploration licenses to prospect manganese nodules in the Clarion Clipperton Zone, but nobody has been issued an actual mining permit—yet.
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Scattered across it are trillions of fist-sized mineral nodules, each the result of tens of millions of years of slow agglomeration around a core of bone, shell or rock.
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There, after more than two decades of Maria's deteriorating health, doctors figured out what the problem was: sarcoidosis, an inflammatory condition that produces hardened nodules in organs throughout the body.
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There was no evidence of any remaining nodules after the operation was performed and pre-operation scans did not detect disease anywhere else in her body, according to a statement.
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Ginsburg underwent surgery on December 21 to remove malignant nodules on her left lung, discovered in a medical check after she had fallen and broken three ribs in early November.
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A CT scan revealed a crop of nodules, barely the size of apple seeds, in the upper lobe of the right lung and a sprinkle in the base as well.
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If the nodules turn out to be primary lung cancer, they could be two independent tumors, or they could be related, meaning that one had spread to form the other.
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Legumes differ from most plants because they're able to fix nitrogen from the air with a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in root nodules — converting non-reactive nitrogen into reactive nitrogen.
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Coco Cohen, who leads group classes at an Equinox in New York City, told the Times she developed vocal nodules that eventually led to total vocal paralysis, which required surgery.
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The bottom line, says Dr. Spec, is to get to the doctor as soon as possible if you develop strange nodules on your neck or any other area of the body.
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On Friday, the Supreme Court announced in a news release that Ginsburg, 85, had a pulmonary lobectomy in New York City that day to remove two nodules from her left lung.
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This will be both stirred up during collection, as the robots crawl across the sea floor and hoover it, and washed off the nodules at the surface when they are cleaned.
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Image: Diva Amon and Craig Smith, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa There is, however, one alluring aspect of the CCZ: vast beds of metallic, potato-sized rock concretions, called manganese nodules.
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Image: Aker WirthAny company hoping to pull it off will first need to invest heavily in R&D, and prospect to find the regions of seafloor where nodules are most concentrated.
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During Ginsburg's recent surgery, doctors removed from her left lung two cancerous nodules, which were found during scans taken after the justice sustained three fractured ribs in a fall last November.
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The court announced in December that Ginsburg had undergone surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lung, which had been detected in tests following a fall she sustained in early November.
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Miner-trader Glencore has a small, undisclosed stake in private Canadian company DeepGreen, which would eventually give Glencore 50 percent of any copper and nickel output collected from deep sea nodules.
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And in Pitch Perfect, Rebel Wilson's character comforts Brittany Snow's about her vocal nodules by saying, "at least it's not herpes," implying that herpes is the worst thing she could have.
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To remove Tony&aposs large nodules on the sides of his nose, Lee use a scalpel to cut them off while taking extra care not to cut Tony&aposs actually nose.
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I have firsthand seen the look of uncertainty on the face of a rising singer diagnosed with vocal cord nodules or the face of a university professor diagnosed with vocal tremor.
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With cost effective technology finally available to bring nodules up to the surface, organisms like the casper octopus, so long sheltered from human activity, are going to find themselves in danger.
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"We picked up a lot more nodules that we expected and jammed the system," says Steve Bailey, a mechanical engineer who operated the tethered mining probe at the time, told The Verge.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg missed oral arguments on Monday, a little more than two weeks after she underwent surgery to remove malignant nodules in her lungs, BuzzFeed and CNN report.
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Kathleen L. Arberg, the Supreme Court public information officer, told reporters last week doctors had determined the nodules were malignant and had found no remaining evidence of the disease in Ginsburg's body.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from the hospital Tuesday after she had surgery to remove cancerous lung nodules last week, court spokeswoman Kathy Arberg said in a statement Wednesday.
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When Dr Papineau visited the formation in 2008 he found unusual reddish-coloured outcrops of jasper, a type of quartz formed from compressed volcanic ash, that contained odd-looking veins and nodules.
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"After proper clinical examination and assessment by a consultant dermatologist, drugs like spironolactone and Accutane can be helpful for deep, painful acne known as nodules and cysts," says dermatologist Dr. Anjali Mahto.
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The court said last week that "both nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant on initial pathology evaluation" but that "there was no evidence of any remaining disease" after the surgery.
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The state Board of Medical Licensure ordered Dr. Paul McLaughlin's medical license to be placed on probation after multiple patients reported nodules appearing after receiving a flu shot in October and November 2018.
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Adding further insult, the New York Times reports that many fitness trainers work as freelancers, and don't have employer-sponsored health insurance for when they develop vocal nodules, or wake up voiceless someday.
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Adrian Glover, one of Dr Amon's colleagues at the Natural History Museum, and his collaborators spent weeks peering down microscopes, inspecting every nook and cranny of the surfaces of some of the nodules themselves.
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It has therefore long been a dream of agricultural scientists to fit out cereal crops with their own bacteria-hosting nodules, or similar organs, so as to permit them to fix their own nitrogen.
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We've not only discovered a potential fortune in manganese nodules, but a slew of other tantalizing resources, including sulfide deposits formed by underwater volcanoes, and deep sea ferromanganese crusts, which also contain rare earths.
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In order to satisfy the ISA, this new machine does not just have to show it can harvest nodules; it also has to show that it can do so in an environmentally sensitive way.
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Of course, it's no small feat to bring these potato-sized nodules from the bottom of the remote Pacific Ocean, and then sail them to a processing plant where the metals can be extracted.
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Two nodules in the lower lobe of her left lung were discovered incidentally during tests performed at George Washington University Hospital to diagnose and treat rib fractures sustained in a fall on November 7.
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It turns out that 70% moon dust can be mixed with 30% polymer nodules into a mix that can be heated into 3D feedstock for a remarkable one-thirtieth the energy cost of sintering.
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On first exposure to moisture after a dry spell, the nodules quickly sprout a network of pale, spidery rain roots, allowing a cactus to suck up every possible droplet from a light desert sprinkle.
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There was no evidence of any remaining disease after the removal of the two nodules, both of which were found to be cancerous, Arberg said on Friday, citing the thoracic surgeon, Dr. Valerie Rusch.
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First, the skull's coating meant it was millions of years old, for it was made of the same slowly accumulating metallic oxides as the potato-like ore nodules that are drawing miners to the area.
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So-called manganese nodules cover parts of the seafloor, and makeup billions of metric tons worth of lumps containing manganese, nickel, cobalt, copper and other metals waiting for trawlers to scoop them up, Hannington said.
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These "incidentalomas" — so named because they are found unexpectedly — include benign lung and thyroid nodules and other common conditions that can lead to unnecessary and expensive workups as well as treatment that can cause complications.
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NBC Connecticut and other outlets reported that Ginsburg cast the vote during her stay at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York before surgery on Friday to remove two malignant nodules on a lung.
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Not only will the sea sponges and the other unique animals living directly on the nodules be killed, but as is evident with the casper octopod, other mobile creatures will be negatively affected as well.
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That was Justice Ginsburg's fourth brush with cancer, after surgery in December to remove two malignant nodules from her left lung, surgery for early-stage pancreatic cancer in 2009 and treatment for colon cancer in 1999.
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Dr Marsh and her colleagues suggest that deep-diving whales may be foraging on the CCZ seafloor, using it as a giant loofah to scrape parasites from their skins or even ingesting the nodules as ballast.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Belgian group DEME and Canada's DeepGreen are carrying out tests and research to collect nodules containing copper, cobalt and other minerals from the ocean floor, as a race to mine the depths gathers pace.
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Out-topping 2016, this year's lineup has featured more blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, nodules, and cysts than ever, which helps prove that our "addiction" is just as multifaceted as the skin concerns we seek to remove.
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Korea, Japan and China all have state-run research projects looking to dredge nodules from the deep sea with robots: "It really is a race," says Kris Van Nijen, who runs DEME's deep-sea mining efforts.
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The 85-year-old member of the court's liberal wing was forced to miss arguments in 85033 cases during the month of January after two cancerous nodules were removed from her lower left lung on Dec.
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She has faced bouts of cancer during her tenure, undergoing surgery in 1999 for colorectal cancer, a procedure for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and another operation to remove two malignant nodules in her lungs in December.
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She has faced bouts of cancer during her tenure, undergoing surgery in 1999 for colorectal cancer, a procedure for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and another operation to remove two malignant nodules in her lungs in December.
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When the Supreme Court revealed that Ginsburg had surgery at a New York hospital on December 21 to remove the cancerous nodules on her left lung, a spokeswoman said there was no evidence of any remaining disease.
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Though their location several kilometres beneath the ocean surface makes the nodules hard to get at in one sense, in another they are easily accessible, because they sit invitingly on the seabed, almost begging to be collected.
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And some plants, notably legumes, have worked out how to play host to these nitrogen-fixing bacteria by encouraging them to invade the cells of their roots, and by growing special root nodules to encourage such cohabitation.
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According to her office, the 85-year-old had two malignant nodules removed from the lower lobe of her left lung and there's "no evidence of any remaining disease" in her lungs or elsewhere in the body.
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It puts intense strain on a young person's vocal chords, which can lead to irritation and long-term side effects such as burst vessels or nodules (benign growths which limit vocal range and can cause permanent hoarseness).
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She has struggled with bouts of cancer during her tenure, undergoing surgery in 85033 for colorectal cancer, a procedure for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and another operation to remove two malignant nodules in her lungs in December.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from the hospital on Tuesday and is recovering at home after undergoing surgery last week to remove two nodules from her left lung, according to Kathleen Arberg, a Supreme Court spokeswoman.
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The etchings appear, transformed, in the exhibition here at Yale: pictures of Diana, of wolves and of the Idaho mountains that are encrusted with metal nodules and scorched in places after too long in the chemical bath.
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On a slightly less troubling note, the paranoiac's motto also applies to skin care — in the case of "blind pimples," which are nodules and zits rooted so deeply that they're practically invisible on the surface of the skin.
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Within the veins and nodules of the jasper that intrigued his boss, Mr Dodd found hollow tubes between 2 and 14 microns in diameter and up to 0.5mm long made of haematite, a mineralised form of iron oxide.
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The tiny sponges, named Plenaster craigi partly for the multitude of stars that make up their backbones, belong in a genus of their own and are the most abundant organism found to date that live on the nodules.
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The court's public information officer said Ginsburg, who is still recovering from surgery last month to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung, would still be able to vote on the cases by reviewing the transcripts of oral arguments.
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In a paper released this week in the journal Current Biology, scientists (including Purser, one of the paper's co-authors) described how the ghost-like octopus lays its eggs on the dead stalks of sponges affixed to manganese nodules.
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Two categories of skin conditions could be more difficult to diagnose remotely: hair disorders, such as alopecia, and deeper skin lesions, including nodules and cysts, senior study author Dr. Patrick McMahon of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia said by email.
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Such nodules are quite common in the Pacific, but the CCZ is the only part of the basin where the International Seabed Authority (ISA), which regulates such matters beyond the Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) of individual countries, currently permits exploration.
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Ginsburg, who was forced to miss her first oral argument in more than 25 years on Monday, is still recuperating at home after surgery to remove two cancerous nodules from the lower lobe of her left lung on Dec. 21.
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On studying the area where it would have flowed back into the sea, scientists didn't just find peat remains; they also came across "nodules" of flint which may have come from submarine chalk outcrops near the ancient river and coast.
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Isabelle's experience with the treatment When Isabelle was sent home from the hospital in April 2018, she was "not eating, had severe weight loss, had abnormal liver function and skin nodules were popping up -- one or two every week," Spencer said.
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The lower lobe of her left lung, which contained the two nodules, was removed in surgery on Friday, and scans before the operation showed no signs of cancer anywhere else in her body, according to a statement from the Supreme Court.
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They created a neural network, with multiple layers of processing, and trained it by giving it many CT scans from patients whose diagnoses were known: Some had lung cancer, some did not and some had nodules that later turned cancerous.
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But if you want the network to detect something more important, like cancerous nodules in images of lung tissue, then finding sufficient training data — which needs to be medically accurate, appropriately labeled, and free of privacy issues — isn't so easy.
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An appointee of President Bill Clinton, she missed oral arguments for the first time last January as she recovered from surgery to remove two malignant nodules in her left lung, which were discovered inspecting damage to her ribs from a fall.
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The new standards set minimum copper contents ranging from 99.9% for types of scrap including bare bright copper wire, commonly known as "barley" under Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) specifications, down to 94% for No. 3 copper scrap nodules.
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During her 22019 years on the bench she has faced multiple bouts of cancer, undergoing surgery in 1999 for colorectal cancer, a procedure for pancreatic cancer in 2009 and another operation to remove two malignant nodules in her lungs in December.
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Chandler points to clinical lab company Quest Diagnostics, which he says has seen a 33X improvement in identifying lung nodules in CAD models, and photo software company Topaz Labs, which uses AI to upscale photo resolution by automatically filling in pixels.
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Casper and many other deep dwelling sea creatures make their livelihoods in undersea plains littered with metallic nodules of manganese, nickel, zinc, copper, gold and more—metals in high demand partly because of their use in electronic devices like smartphones.
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A sweeping nozzle mounted on its front (which gives it the look of a combine harvester) will suck up tonnes of nodules every minute; the power it needs to do so will flow down a thick umbilical from a mother ship above.
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The board also said in its order that records from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed the clinic contacted the CDC on November 5, 2018, and reported that 16 patients had abscess nodules nearly a month after receiving the flu shot.
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Manganese nodules, potato-sized concretions of rock and metal that form under crushing pressures on the pitch-black abyssal plains, are chock full of nickel, copper, and cobalt, in addition to the rare-earth oxides that form the core of nearly all modern technology.
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The targeted minerals are found in three forms and locations – around deep hydrothermal vents that dot the "Ring of Fire" that circles the Pacific; cobalt "crusts" that sit on seabed sediments a few centimetres thick; and manganese nodules that are littered on the seabed.
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Gerard Barron, Nautilus's first financial backer (who sold out of the company years ago), has hired some of Nautilus's ex-employees for DeepGreen, a new deep-sea mining venture which focuses on harvesting metallic nodules that are scattered across the sea floor in the deep ocean.
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A 2010 review of the literature concerning the "implantation of artificial penile nodules" published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, however, gave a comprehensive overview that both confirmed this odd bod mod with organized crime, and gave me a clearer picture of what the procedure entails.
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Their lungs scar up more quickly, and many miners develop large masses of scar tissue and nodules, according to Dr. Robert Cohen, professor of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Northwestern University at the Feinberg School of Medicine and medical director of the Black Lung Clinics Coalition.
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But some of the participants have also been frightened by fairly innocuous findings, like chest X-rays that reveal small, usually benign nodules in their lungs that they may look up on the internet and think are cancerous, said Dr. Charlene Wong, a Project Baseline investigator.
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The nodules are Ginsburg's third brush with cancer, after being treated for colorectal cancer in 1999 and pancreatic cancer in 2009, according to NPR, which also reported that Ginsburg has never missed a day of oral arguments in the 25 years she has spent on the court.
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If it's two nodules of the same kind of cancer in the same lobe that knocks it up to a stage 2, and that's a little bit more of a big deal where patients will get chemotherapy after surgery, and where the outcome is not quite as good.
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In the former scenario, the deep learning algorithm—which was trained on computed tomography scans of people with lung cancer, without it, and with nodules turned cancerous, the New York Times reported—had a higher identification rate than six radiologists, and in the latter, the humans and machine were even.
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Additionally, the child — unidentified in the original paper but soon known as Ashley, her first name, or "Ashley X" — underwent a hysterectomy to preclude the discomfort of painful menses as well as the uterine bleeding that can accompany estrogen in high doses, and the removal of her breast nodules to forestall the growth of breasts.
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