Social justice educational initiatives often focus on giving a voice to students of color and…
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Sunshine vitamin linked to improved fertility in wild animals
High levels of vitamin D are linked to improved fertility and reproductive success, a study…
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Fires burning in Africa, Asia cause high ozone in tropical Pacific
The burning of forests and vegetation may play a larger role in climate change than…
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Experimental immunotherapy zaps two most lethal Ebola virus strains
The first antibodies that can potently neutralize the two deadliest strains of the virus that…
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A Case of Too Much Information: Ransomware Code Shared Publicly for “Educational Purposes”, Used Maliciously Anyway
Researchers, whether independent or from security vendors, have a responsibility to properly disseminate the information…
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A Case of Too Much Information: Ransomware Code Shared Publicly for “Educational Purposesâ€, Used Maliciously Anyway
Researchers, whether independent or from security vendors, have a responsibility to properly disseminate the information…
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A man’s best friend: Study shows dogs can recognize human emotions
Dogs can recognize emotions in humans by combining information from different senses — an ability…
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Immigrant kids’ diet is different, less nutritious than mom’s
The diet of Mexican immigrant children in the US is different from what their mothers…
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Lung cell found to act as sensor, regulator of immune response
An uncommon and little-studied type of cell in the lungs has been found to act…
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Ocean current in Gulf of Mexico linked to red tide
A major ocean current in the Gulf of Mexico plays an important role in sustaining…