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The Rising Black Scientists Awards expand to the physical sciences with key support from the Elsevier Foundation
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FAU resident physicians report COVID-19 impacts
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Public knowledge of monkeypox increases
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Refreezing poles feasible and cheap, new study finds
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It is seven o'clock in the evening on July 2nd, 2011. A cloudburst of historic proportions has just struck north of Copenhagen. On the roof...
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As they were collecting cephalopod samples in Dongshan island in China’s Fujian Province, a team of researchers came across an interesting finding: a new-to-science species...
Talk with your hands? You might think with them too!
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The Lancet: New report details “massive global failures” of COVID-19 response, calls for improved multilateral cooperation to end pandemic and effectively manage future global health threats
Peer-reviewed/ Review, Opinion and Analysis/ PeopleCredit: The Lancet Peer-reviewed/ Review, Opinion and Analysis/ People New Lancet Commission critically considers the global response to the first...
Using artificial intelligence to improve tuberculosis treatments
Imagine you have 20 new compounds that have shown some effectiveness in treating a disease like tuberculosis (TB), which affects 10 million people worldwide and...
First-in-Canada MOU between university of Ottawa and College of Family Physicians of Canada to advance global training and research
A new, first-in-Canada MOU between the Faculty of Medicine and the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) reinforces the Faculty’s commitment to social accountability,...
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