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Book Review: Pests Are Often A Making of Our Own Actions

Rachel Nuwer 27/01/2023

“Pest is all about perspective,” writes science journalist Bethany...

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Interview: ‘Today, Science Is a Weapon To Celebrate a Romantic Past’

Sarfras E.P. and Anees Kambalakkad 26/01/2023

Social anthropologist Renny Thomas says that in India, scientists...

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How Saliva Changes the Flavour of Food

Chris Gorski, Knowable Magazine 26/01/2023

The liquid that our mouths produce isn’t just a...

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How Researchers, Doctors and Communities Are Working To Manage a Neglected Disease

Deepika S. and Ranjini Raghunath 24/01/2023

There is no cure for sickle cell disease, therefore,...

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Myocarditis: COVID-19 Is a Much Bigger Risk to the Heart Than Vaccination

Glen Pyle and Jennifer H. Huang 23/01/2023

Adults who develop myocarditis from COVID-19 have poorer outcomes...

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Gender Continues To Complicate HIV Prevention and Intervention Programmes

Sayantan Datta 22/01/2023

HIV infections and mortality resulting from the same have...

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Carbon Tunnel Vision Dominates the Climate Crisis Narrative

Sahil Mathew and Tashina Madappa Cheranda 20/01/2023

Mitigation takes centre stage in climate negotiations at the...