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Climate change impacts on freshwater resources in southern Florida

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As climate changes and sea levels rise, saltwater intrudes into the groundwater that sustains humans and natural ecosystems. These changes are often analysed using complex and highly detailed models analogous […]

Collaboration between specialist and primary health services in psychiatry: Development and implementation of the Pomor model to Arkhangelsk County, Russia

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Historically, mental health problems have been met with reactions of stigma and discrimination. Due in large part to widespread campaigns to reduce this, attitudes are changing and mental health issues […]

The role of IL-33 in preventing metabolic disease

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Dr Amal Hasan is based at the Dasman Diabetes Institute, State of Kuwait. Her work looks at the mechanics behind the relationship between obesity and metabolic disease. In particular, Dr […]

Sustainable viticulture using organic fertilisers

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Collaboration between researchers, vineyard owners and technology developers is helping to promote a sustainable approach to vineyard soil management that is also likely to improve vine and wine quality. Isabella […]

Equitable access to quality education in elementary school mathematics

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In a study contrasting an assessment-heavy approach that concentrates on ‘getting the answer right’ with one that promotes the development of mathematical thinking in the elementary school classroom, Professor Brian […]

Climate change: 40 years on the front lines of the climate change wars

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Gary Yohe, a Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies at the Wesleyan University has been on the front lines of climate change research for the last 40 years. This is […]

Dry needling could hold the key to relieving lower back pain

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Lower back pain is a common health issue in adults. Many treatments, both conventional and alternative, are available. Dry needling is an alternative medicine technique that is gaining popularity among […]

Enfrentándonos a la gestión de los riesgos climáticos en Colombia

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Con el cambio climático alterando las variables climáticas en el corto y largo plazo, las comunidades agrícolas se están volviendo muy susceptibles a los riesgos climáticos. Sin embargo, con la […]

On Hadron Deformation
Shaping our understanding of the proton

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The proton is the smallest particle known to science that can exist in isolation and has a size but, until now, the shape of the proton has been little more than […]

Gestational diabetes: A novel detection strategy

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Gestational diabetes is a complication arising in pregnancy that can lead to serious and lifelong health concerns for the mother and child. Currently all pregnant women undergo screening for gestational […]