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Science briefs: Coronavirus, open-access particle physics, worm brains manipulated by lasers

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Tom Ingram
New coronavirus emerges Public health officials are wary as news of a new type of coronavirus emerges. The discovery of the virus was announced on Sept. 15 by Ali Mohamed Zaki of the Dr. Soliman...
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Marijuana and CBD Oil as cancer therapy? Make way for the...

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Elizabeth Drewnik
Marijuana as a cancer therapeutic? This has got to be a scam, right? Well, before we make any hasty decisions and throw the marijuana out with the bath salts, let us consider what is...
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Helpful back-to-school apps and programs: Dropbox, Flux, 750 words, Write or...

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David Krause
Since school is in full swing, any tools to make your life easier and more purposive as a student are invaluable. We’ve compiled a shortlist of programs and apps that might make the back-to-school...
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Science briefs: News from the world of genetics and stem cells

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Ian T. D. Thomson
New study able to identify genes involved in Face shape A new study, published by Plos Genetics, has shined a light on the genes that shape the human face. Using techniques of 3D magnetic resonance...
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On the importance of vaccines: Not taking part puts us all...

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Gem Newman
Vaccination is really important. That may seem to you like an unusually benign assertion – not because it’s false, but because it’s so trivially and obviously true that it shouldn’t need to be said. If...
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Busted: Report shows Harvard researcher’s fabrications

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Tom Ingram
The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released a report on the research misconduct of discredited Harvard scientist Marc Hauser. Focusing on research projects supported by...
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Survival of the richest? Wealthy families producing fewer children, study explains

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Ian T. D. Thomson
A recent study from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Stockholm University, and University College London has shined some light on the relationship between socioeconomic position and fertility rates. Published in the...

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