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Science News: A study led by NYU Grossman School of Medicine challenges conventional understanding of life after death. Patients who were revived after their hearts
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Science News: A study led by NYU Grossman School of Medicine challenges conventional understanding of life after death. Patients who were revived after their hearts
LOWER MANHATTAN (WABC) -- A new study has revealed the underground transit station with the worst air quality in NYC. Researchers at NYU monitored the air at 71 subway stations across 12 transit lines in several northeast cities, including NYC, Philadelphia, D.C. and Boston. Real-time and filter-based concentrations of airborne particles were collected from subway systems serving the four metro areas during morning and evening rush hour periods. Data in NYC was collected from the NYC subway system, the PATH system and the LIRR system. According to their study, the PATH's Christopher Street st...
A new study finds the majority of people hit by cars in new york city were in the crosswalk with the walk signal on their side. but wait, there's more. good news for overweight pedestrians. the nyu study also found being on the heavy side protected you from injury on impact. and speaking of new york, talk about a room with a view. these are pictures for the observation deck on the 100 floor of one world trade center. this will not be open to the pup lick until 2015. when it's completed the tower will be the tallest building in the western hemisphere. that's 1776. tough times for government w...
Houston super commuters make up 13% of the workforce. despite the economy, more americans are opting for marathon commutes because they're taking advantage of higher salaries in one area and lower housing costs in another. super commuters typically make less than $40,000 a year. the nyu study also finds some extreme commuters are stuck, unable to sell their homes while others would rather work far from home than uproot their families. contributing to the trend are mobile devices like smart phones, tablets, laptops. they make it much easier to connect to the office while on the way to work or w...