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There is little chance you are actually allergic to vaccines and, if you are, your allergist can give it to you.
Only one in 760,000 vaccinations will respond with anaphylaxis....
A woman convicted of starving her three-year-old son and storing his body in a...
An Arizona woman accused of starving her 3-year-old son and storing his body in a toy chest has been convicted of first-degree murder and child abuse. Raquel Barreras, 44,...
Israel sends a probe to the Moon but crashes into the satellite
The 'Beresheet' probe, Israel's first privately financed probe in the world destined for the lunar surface, crashed into the satellite on Thursday after presenting a series of technical faults...
A ‘servant leader’ style of management boost business
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How animals first developed mobility?
New UC Riverside-led research settles a longstanding debate about whether the most ancient animal communities were deliberately mobile. It turns out...
Why is harder to decide while having too many choice?
People faced with more options than they can effectively consider want to make a good decision, but feel unable to do so, according to a new study.
The study used...
Solar panels on school roofs reduce dramatically electricity bill
Solar panels on school roofs could reduce air pollution, help the environment, and cut electricity costs, according to a new study.
The study shows that taking advantage of all viable...
What if extra-terrestrial life habits no exoplanets but exomoons?
Moons orbiting planets outside our solar system could offer another clue about the pool of worlds that may be home to...
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The falling cost of solar power has led to a boom in recent years, with more and more photovoltaic panels popping up on rooftops and...
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Terahertz light can control some of the essential quantum properties of superconducting states, report researchers.
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