We’ve come a long way since the fall of 2001, but we find ourselves with recent widening gaps in public health readiness and mitigation,” writes Daniel B. Jernigan.

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Death does not make DNA disappear. Long after the heart has stopped and the brain has lost function, genetic material can remain inside cells and tissues. What changes is the environment around it: ...

U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says the White House told him to avoid Alberta’s separation debate, while Trump remains ...

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More than 320,000 people are losing Medicare Advantage plans from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and other insurers for 2027, creating uncertainty and confusion for seniors ahead of the ...

What actually lands a PhD student a tenure-track professorship? A new study suggests a candidate's publication record, ...

I received a job offer. While I am happy, as the deadline for my response approaches, I sometimes worry that asking questions might leave a bad impression. It becomes difficult to ask about commuting ...

A patient with a pacemaker and a parotid gland neoplasm is advised that MRI is safer and more accurate than CT scans for ...

The UUNA TEK iAuto automates handwriting, envelopes and artwork at scale. The hardware is capable, but the software makes you work for it.

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