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Image courtesy: U-M Firearm Injury Prevention Center The University of Michigan’s Center for Academic Innovation launched a new firearm injury prevention online course this month that is free and publicly accessible, offering the most comprehensive, free evidence-based online learning opportunity in this field of study to date.

When East Germany collapsed, millions of the Stasi’s victims choose to remain in ignorance about their oppressors. Is it sometimes better to forget the past than to investigate it?<br>

In this article, ACROBiosystems discusses how they are culturing organoids for use in the preclinical modeling of human disease.

Progress roundup: Tradition improves U.S. job training, and bringing back buckwheat as a Dutch crop pays off in biodiversity – and old-fashioned pancakes.

The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia increased by 3,225 on Monday to reach 6,653,469, the COVID-19 Handling Task Force ...

Catherine Dulac, Robert J. Sampson, and Arlene Sharpe have been named Harvard University Professors, Harvard’s highest distinction for a faculty member.

Clifford Brian Gillman, 81, of Williamsburg, died on Wednesday, November 23, 2022 after an extended illness. Born in Montreal, Canada, on January 30, 1941…

New research from the University of Minnesota shows that Black, Hispanic and Asian populations are significantly more likely to die of COVID-19, regardless of their vaccination status at the population level. 

Social justice issues, including climate change, consume not only the majority of our public relations, but also our staffing resources at the U.S.C.C.B.

The time has come for Pakistan to take some tough decisions and reorient its economic policies. Business as usual will yield the same errors. The shocking economic and human security projections...