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Health of Southern California’s farmworkers needs to be a priority, says UC Riverside study

Hurricanes, wildfires, and melting permafrost headlined the last two sessions of the NIEHS Superfund Research Program's Climate Change and Health webinar series.

A WSU student is using internet‑based data collection about disease events in pre‑determined locations and various modeling techniques to predict the spread of diseases.

MEF2C, a gene critical for brain development and regulating circuit formation in the brain also plays a significant role in inner ear development. Mutations of MEF2C have previously been linked to ASD. Researchers found mice with only one copy of the MEF2C gene had reduced activity in the auditory nerve.

Neighbors in Grant Parish say Clean Harbors Colfax has faced few repercussions for serious past violations at its burn pit site.

University of Georgia Researcher Awarded American Lung Association Grant to Study Lung Health

Science that the chinese have and the fifth institute thats underneath that that works with the wuhan institute of virology. and hay work on coronaviruses and bioweapons. our own state department going back to 2005 has a audiocassetted about how the chinese -- talked about how the chinese want to develop offensive bioweapons. and even in 015 they published a book that talked about human viruses as genetic weapons. you know, we know the capabilities -- capability is there. in 20 the 15 -- 2015, t...

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Eighteen-year-old Derek Hodgdon grew up in Swanton in a typical Franklin County family. Hard work was expected, college wasn’t, and pretty much everyone assumed that he would go right to work in the metal recycling business that bore his last name.  But while Swanton would always be home, Derek wasn’t convinced it was where he saw his future.  In seventh grade, Derek – along with many of his fellow classmates at Missisquoi Valley Union Middle and High School – started attending college...

New MIT Postdoctoral Fellowship Program for Engineering Excellence supports postdocs from underrepresented backgrounds in engineering fields and awards 16 scholarships to its inaugural cohort.