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UB to offer Indigenous health disparities course

UB to offer Indigenous health disparities course
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Pfeiffer announces Novack as new head swimming coach

Pfeiffer announces Novack as new head swimming coach
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A large number of gray whales are starving and dying in the eastern North Pacific

E-Mail IMAGE: A dead adult female gray whale stranded in Laguna San Ignacio in Mexico on the 17 March 2019. The whale was 12.8m in length. view more Credit: Photo: Fabian Rodríguez-González It s mid-January 2021, and the first gray whales from the eastern North Pacific population have started to arrive in the breeding lagoons in Baja California, Mexico. Since the start of their southbound migration from their high latitude feeding grounds, several sightings of emaciated gray whales have already been reported along their migration route. This has raised concern among scientists that the unusual mortality event (UME, an unexpected phenomenon during which a significant number of a marine mammal population dies), that started in January 2019, and which so far has resulted in 378 confirmed gray whale deaths, and possibly many more unrecorded, is entering its third year.

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Nasa investigating distant galaxy mysteriously shooting flares out every 114 days

Nasa investigating distant galaxy mysteriously shooting flares out every 114 days Nasa investigating distant galaxy mysteriously shooting flares out every 114 days The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) is investigating a distant galaxy that erupts once roughly every 114 days and has been spotted 570 million light-years away. advertisement File image for representation only: Reuters The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) is investigating a distant galaxy that erupts once roughly every 114 days and has been spotted 570 million light-years away. According to Nasa, scientists have studied 20 repeated outbursts, classified as ASASSN-14ko, as observed by its Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory and Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) by measuring different wavelengths of light.

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Understanding the Philippines relative success with COVID-19

Many high-income countries have reported rising numbers of cases, while a few low-income countries such as the Philippines report a less severe COVID-19 outbreak. To date, the archipelagic country in Southeast Asia has reported 502,000 cases and 9,900 deaths among its population of around 108 million.

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