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What makes a person step onto a bus on a bitterly cold morning, or decide instead to wait out a ...
Employees who push for climate action inside their workplaces often imagine that purpose and career advancement go hand in hand. ...
In a remarkable testament to the value of long-term scientific observation, researchers studying New Zealand's Kaikōura Peninsula have revealed that ...
The future of health technology is arriving on several fronts at once, and this week it arrived in the form ...
A five-year, $4.1 million grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, ...
Plastic pollution has become one of the defining environmental challenges of the twenty-first century, and now a team of scientists ...
Pleural infection—one of the most feared infectious complications in thoracic medicine—has long been treated as a single clinical entity, managed ...
On the rocky shorelines of Japan, small crustaceans known as wharf roaches spend their lives performing one of nature's least ...
Wildfires across the Mediterranean region are escalating at a pace that traditional firefighting can no longer contain. The catastrophic blazes ...
Delirium—the sudden, fluctuating disturbance of attention and awareness that strikes many hospitalized patients—has long been viewed by clinicians as an ...
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