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Diseases that used to be common worldwide, such as polio and measles, can now be prevented through vaccines. So how do these vaccines work? Can they prevent all types of diseases? And why do some people refuse them altogether?
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Many patients cannot communicate about their pain. A pair of augmented reality glasses could someday help clinicians see and map patient pain in real-time.
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Romans are depicted as slashing and burning their way across countries to help secure their empire, but archaeological findings yield little evidence of warfare.
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If you get news from a smartphone, size matters. Heart rate variability drops and changes in sweat are muted when viewing news content on smaller screens.
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TeachingWorks aims to improve the quality of beginning teaching in the United States, while building resources that address educational inequities.
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An injection of nanoparticles can keep the body’s immune system from overreacting to trauma, and could prevent spinal cord injuries from resulting in paralysis.
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New parents spend more money on fresh fruits and vegetables than before having children — a finding that could lead to interventions supporting healthy eating.
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