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With only two proponents on record, the Tenure with Responsibilities Bill faced stiff opposition in the North Dakota Legislature from academics, students and experts during its first hearing.

This year's Super Bowl is underway -- and aside from it being the biggest sporting event in the US, it will also be a championship of firsts.

With only two proponents on record, the Tenure with Responsibilities Bill faced stiff opposition in the North Dakota Legislature from academics, students and experts during its first hearing.

In Guatemala's mosquito-plagued lowlands, researchers use a novel tool to suck up mosquitoes to analyze pathogens in their latest blood meal. The hope is to stop the next pandemic before it starts.

(Fargo, ND) -- One of Fargo's City Commissioners says he is hoping to build a bridge to communities across the United States following his acceptance into a national organization. The National League of Cities (NLC) is appointing Fargo City Commissioner John Strand to serve on the Human Development Federal Advocacy Committee. Strand will serve a one-year term, and will help

As the world continues to grapple with the aftermath of Covid-19, new and ongoing conflicts, as well as the perfect storm of climate change, biodiversity degradation and multiple forms of pollution, we are seeing a growing sense of insecurity and polarisation that increasingly translates into threats to the core fabric of our societies.

New research has answered some questions about the use of antenatal corticosteroids in late preterm labor, and booster doses for preterm prelabor rupture of membranes.

A single dose of the antibiotic azithromycin can help protect mothers from dangerous sepsis infections and death during vaginal childbirth, a sweeping new international study from a UVA Health scientist and his collaborators has found.

"Literature, in this regard, works to raise consciousness among people," said Umezurike, who is an assistant professor at Canada's Calgary University. "But how far any nation or its government is willing to go to stem the ultimate tsunami rests on its concerted intervention with private organisations." 'MORE REAL THAN GRAPHS' The Share Africa Cli-Fi Award - the first of its kind to be established and run on the continent - was launched last year by the Botswana ...