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A study done by researchers at Lund University in Sweden highlights some of the ways that car traffic can be reduced in the heart of cities.

A hole in the forehead of an old skull from northwest Alabama may not seem significant, but this is no ordinary hole. This hole was deliberately made on a | Health And Medicine

"Well it probably doesnt have any cavities," said one commenter on the viral Reddit post.

Translators and interpreters are professionals specially trained to convert written text and oral messages to other languages. With education, specialization and experience, African translators and interpreters earn a decent income in the industry. But the volume of translation and interpretation job postings and gigs have dropped significantly since the pandemic, making alternative income sources necessary. | Business Insider Africa

Rheumatologists said people with Rheumatoid arthritis are seen to have lower functional status, and that the disability can lead to a loss of career and sources of income.

There has been a spate of reports regarding pediatric hepatitis of unknown origin around the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) as of April 21 "Cases have been reported in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern...

"Despite the complexity of vaccine hesitancy and the broad range of its determinants, increasing awareness about benefits of vaccination,...carefully tailored strategies addressing the determinants of the hesitancy can bring about the desired change." Vaccine hesitancy refers to a delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccination despite availability o

The Centre for Creative Arts at the University of KwaZulu-Natal will present the 2nd annual Artfluence Human Rights Festival...

There has been an increase in footfall at major psychiatric hospitals in the country since March, an unusually hot month this year

The proliferation of microplastics in our oceans has received worldwide attention. However, the abundance of the tiny plastic fragments on land has largely gone unnoticed. A 2018 study by German scientists found terrestrial microplastic pollution — caused by wastewater irrigation and sewage — far exceeds marine microplastic pollution.