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Published May 30, 2023, 5:00 am CT 05-30-2023 05:00 5:00 May 30, 2023 am Your trusted source for contextualizing education news. Sign up for our daily newsletter. After growing up in landlocked Atlanta, Madison Quarles was nervous at the thought of spending weeks at sea. However, when she had the opportunity in 2021 to spend …

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Having the perfect mini keyboard can be a game changer. Whether you’re a professional gamer, a coffee shop enthusiast or just need a compact companion for your device, a good quality keyboard can unlock your project wherever you are. In this guide, we’ll go over a selection of keyboards that we think might be good …

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Last year, Alan Kolok, an ecotoxicologist at the University of Idaho, published a study that found cancer incidence in counties in 11 western US states was linked to the use of agricultural chemicals called fumigants, which kill pests. earth. The detailed analysis was possible, he says, because a US government database made public timely, county-level …

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A renewed focus on the need to rein in federal spending has raised concerns about whether a bipartisan bill that would spend billions on advancing scientific research and revitalizing the U.S. semiconductor industry will get all the promised funding. President Biden and House Republican leaders have reached an agreement in principle to limit federal spending …

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A renewed focus on the need to rein in federal spending has raised concerns about whether a bipartisan bill that would spend billions on advancing scientific research and revitalizing the U.S. semiconductor industry will get all the promised funding. President Biden and House Republican leaders have reached an agreement in principle to limit federal spending …

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An image of the Martian surface captured by China’s Zhurong rover, which landed in May 2021 and studied the sand dunes near its landing site for nine months. China National Space Administration via Xinhua via Getty Images Cracks, crusts and ridges in Martian sand dunes indicate the presence of water near the planet’s equator as …

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Healthcare organizations today are caring for patients with increasingly complex needs and are using larger teams that include physicians with diverse and specialized expertise. At the same time, high turnover and labor shortages mean that facilities often employ a more temporary and mobile workforce. In a new commentary, the researchers point out that, as a …

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When people decide it’s time to lose weight, they’re usually eager to see quick results. Maybe they have an event coming up or want relief from health problems and worries. But expert guidelines usually recommend slower weight loss to treat obesity. This is consistent with a widespread belief that rapid weight loss is regained more …

Fast or slow? Expert Reveals Best Weight Loss Strategy: ScienceAlert Read More »