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Moderate magnitude 4.6 quake hits 107 km northeast of Tiakur, Indonesia, in the early evening
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New research shows that small populations of preprogrammed immune cells can fight specific pathogens that they have never encountered. The findings have the potential to revolutionize how and when people are immunized, and potentially transforming our approach to preventing infectious disease.  Source: Pathogen fighting 'innate' cells could revolutionize immunizations
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