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AFL news, as it happens, with the tribunal under the spotlight.

Forward Junior Rioli has been banned for two matches after having his striking charge downgraded at the AFL tribunal.

DESTIN, Fla. — The history of immunology includes snake bites and cowpox, and is built on the work of scientists dating back more than 2,000 years, according to a presenter at the 2023 Congress of Clinical Rheumatology-East. “The history of immunology is a family history,” Leonard Calabrese, DO, RJ Fasenmyer chair of Clinical Immunology at the Cleveland Clinic, and chief medical

Don't believe the stereotypes - human numbers will peak sooner than expected

Doctors perform the world's first successful bone marrow transplant, curing Nancy Lowry of aplastic anemia.

From the blog of Richard Kronenfeld at The Times of Israel

By 2021, artificial womb technology had advanced to the point of growing mouse embryos from conception to the 11-to-12-day stage, about half their gestational length. They acknowledge that this sets the stage for other species and that humans could be next.

Fear mongering centers around the “existential threat” of global warming, writer says.

A core belief of those who believe human activity on Earth is unsustainable is that we are running out, or soon will run out, of non-renewable resources. The Simon Abundance Index says otherwise.

Last year, India achieved replacement reproduction rate