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Exercise is well-known to help people lose weight and avoid gaining it. However, identifying the cellular mechanisms that underlie this process has proven difficult because so many cells and tissues are involved. In a new study in mice that expands researchers’ understanding of how exercise and diet affect the body, MIT and Harvard Medical School […]
This year marks the fifteen-year anniversary of the Dahlem Humanities Center at Freie Universität Berlin. As part of the festivities, German studies scholars Paul Reitter (Ohio State University) and Chad Wellmon (University of Virginia) will be holding a guest lecture on the future of work in the humanities on November 8, 2022. Admission is free […]
Scientists have published the results of the biggest ever citizen science survey examining the water quality of Windermere – England’s largest natural lake. Data from water samples gathered as part of the ‘Love Your Lake: Big Windermere Survey’, led by scientists from Lancaster University and the Freshwater Biological Association, represent the start of what is […]
IWK Health announced the success of its web-delivered application – Chez NICU Home – and securely powered Cisco Webex technologies to connect NICU families to education, supports, and resources they need to become more active participants in the care of their babies, driving healthier outcomes for families. Leveraging technology to provide critical support and virtual […]
The Support Center for Disabled Students (Center Director Ji-woong Lee) signed a business agreement with the Busan Metropolitan City Disabled Job Integrated Support Center (Center Director Jang Seong-cheol) for career development and job support for disabled students (young people). The business agreement ceremony held at the Busan General Assembly for the Disabled on the 29th […]
The number of 18-to-24-year-olds in California who reported having thought about committing suicide at some point in their lives increased to 30.5% in 2021 from 23.9% in 2020 — the year COVID-19 emerged in the U.S. — according to new data published by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. Those figures represent a dramatic […]
In this episode of Stanford Engineering’s The Future of Everything podcast, Stanford pediatrics professor Anisha Patel tells us how engaging a local community about their health concerns can lead to impactful discoveries and interventions. She recounts how a visit to a middle school helped her team realize that simple access to drinking water is a […]
