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The Labour Room Bullies
Obstetric violence, the abuse of pregnant women by health workers, is shockingly common in the Indian medical system though it is rarely talked about. Recently, three infan...
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3D-Printing Explains Why Your Food Smells So Good
Pretty much everything about food is awesome, but smell and taste tend to be the best parts. These two aspects of enjoying a meal are inextricably linked?the only reason yo...
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Bumblebees Are Teaching Smart Cars How To Drive
A newly-awarded research grant from the National Science Foundation is devoting $300,000 to a project to study the ways that bumblebees navigate, and to apply tha...
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CRISPR Technique Could ‘Turn Off’ Muscular Dystrophy Gene, Study Says
A recent paper published in the journal Molecular Therapy found that, at least for one disease, that may be possible very soon. According to lead resear...
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CRISPR Technique Could ‘Turn Off’ Muscular Dystrophy Gene, Study Says
A recent paper published in the journal Molecular Therapy found that, at least for one disease, that may be possible very soon. According to lead resear...
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NASA Hopes Its Dramatic CO2 Simulations Will Get UN Leaders To Act
In a press release, NASA said that the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere measures at 400 parts per million (ppm), but it?s rising at 2 ppm every year. While...
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A Step-By-Step Guide To Terraforming Mars
It has been a long dream for humankind to discover another liveable planet. But because of severe conditions such as powerful solar winds and a lack of atmosphere, our good...
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Measuring The Millennium Development Goals: Cutting Maternal Deaths
Becoming a mother in sub-Saharan Africa is more dangerous than climbing Mount Everest. In Chad, the odds of dying during pregnancy or childbirth are one in 15; in Sierra Le...
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Robots Will Make Leeds The First Self-Repairing City
The idea is to create a city that behaves almost like a living organism,? said Raul Fuentes, a researcher at the School of Civil Engineering at Leeds University, who is wor...
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Your Body Is Made Of Hydrogel, And Soon Robots Could Be Too
Researchers at MIT have detailed a new method to create synthetic hydrogels—polymer networks infiltrated with water—that stick to non-porous surfaces such as gl...
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