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Almost Half Of The World's Ocean Life Has Died Off Since 1970
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature's 2015 Living Blue Planet report, since 1970, Earth has lost a whopping 49 percent of global marine animal species. For their inves...
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Still More Evidence That Antioxidant Supplements Actually Increase Cancer Risk
Antioxidants have been pitched from grocery store shelves, vitamin supplement labels, and by nutritionist sketchballs for as long as I can remember. Indeed, the basic idea tra...
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Still More Evidence That Antioxidant Supplements Actually Increase Cancer Risk
Antioxidants have been pitched from grocery store shelves, vitamin supplement labels, and by nutritionist sketchballs for as long as I can remember. Indeed, the basic idea tra...
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To Fix The Gender Gap, Startups Need To Think About Diversity From The Beginning
An entrepreneur builds a startup; chances are that he’s a man. And then it’s likely he hires more men as the fledgling business takes on early employees. That star...
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Kristen Bell: We’re So Close To Ending Polio
When Kristen Bell found out that polio is still an issue for young children around the world, she knew she had to get involved. “It’s a viral disease and it mostly...
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FIGO Calls For Treatment Developed At Wayne State To Fight Worldwide Preterm Birth.
Recommendations to reduce the rates of preterm birth developed at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health’s Perinatology Rese...
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Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone Is Now a Thriving Wildlife Habitat
Timothy Mousseau, a biologist at the University of South Carolina, and his colleagues found that some birds were adapting to the radioactive environment by producing higher le...
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Boeing Says It's Made The Lightest Metal Material In The World
The product, called microlattice, is 100 times lighter than styrofoam, according to Boeing, and is made with interconnected hollow tubes. Its structure is similar to that of a...
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Gender Equality And The Global Goals
Just over a week ago at the United Nations (UN), one hundred ninety-three countries adopted a new sustainable development agenda to tackle some of the world’s most press...
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Investing In Health Workforces: The Path Towards The Sdgs Starts Here
Last month marked a transition from one era of global health and development to the next. Seventeen Sustainable Development Goals were agreed by 193 heads of st...
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