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Mashup Score: 0Cold Cases Heat Up with New Forensic DNA Methods - 3 year(s) ago
Piecing together DNA clues, including those from adverse samples, is getting easier thanks to new sequencing techniques, better sample tracking, and genomic databases that facilitate genealogical analysis.
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Mashup Score: 18Archives | Science - 3 year(s) ago
Science Table of ContentsScience Daily NewsWeekly News RoundupScience Editor’s ChoiceFirst Release NotificationScience Careers Job Seeker
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RT @ScienceVisuals: Thanks for following along as we covered 2020. @ScienceMagazine #ScienceVisuals https://t.co/g8rX2QGypU https://t.co/z…
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The events of this year, ranging from the pandemic to wrenching social unrest and intensifying political divisions, threw Sheryl Connelly’s world into an unprecedented vortex of uncertainty. But she’s predicting trends for 2021 anyway.
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You Think Your Job Is Tough: Ford’s Futurist Predicts 7 Trends For 2021 https://t.co/8x70Zh1GKI
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1/1/00: FROM BALI TO BROADWAYSee the article in its original context from January 1, 2000, Section A, Page 1Buy ReprintsTimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers.Two thousand years after Christ’s obscure birth in a dusty town in Judea, the world’s six billion people – most of them non-Christian and many of them preoccupied with terrorism, computers, diets,…
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One of the great ledes. https://t.co/xHnJBjIj8v https://t.co/2gpscPVenQ
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Mashup Score: 1Iran says Trump is trying to fabricate pretext for war - 3 year(s) ago
Tehran says it will defend itself forcefully as tensions rise ahead of anniversary of Suleimani killing
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Iran says Trump is trying to fabricate pretext for war https://t.co/vV8SN8s4Iv
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President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that everyone in France should be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine if they want it, amidst broad criticism over the slowness of the vaccination program.
Source: U.S.Categories: General Medicine News, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that everyone in France should be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine if they want it, amidst broad criticism over the slowness of the vaccination program. https://t.co/FXipHfJUbt
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Mashup Score: 3Push Is On in US to Figure Out South Asians’ High Heart Risks - 3 year(s) ago
While there’s growing momentum to understand South Asians’ high propensity for cardiovascular disease, researchers stress culturally tailored prevention.
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While there’s growing momentum to understand South Asians’ high propensity for cardiovascular disease, researchers stress culturally tailored prevention. 📝: @VigneshR https://t.co/lLYgELv3Qc
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COVID-19 has changed how the world has done a lot of things, but what about Aerosol Medications? We speak with RTs about this topic.
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The delivery of aerosolized medications has always been a concern for RTs. The advent of #COVID19 has heightened those concerns. How can you keep yourself safe while still delivering these much-needed medications to patients? https://t.co/QGPOXZWNjE
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Mashup Score: 1COVID-19 Cartoon New Year’s Eve Edition | Healthcare IT Today - 3 year(s) ago
We know that we usually do Fun Friday on Friday for obvious reasons, but since the new year starts on a Friday, we thought a few cartoons to lighten your day before heading into the New Years holiday and weekend would be appropriate. Obviously, most of these cartoons are looking back at the crazy year […]
Source: www.healthcareittoday.comCategories: Future of Medicine, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
COVID-19 Cartoon New Year’s Eve Edition https://t.co/TxienV13ez
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The new device can continuously sense levels of virtually any protein or molecule in the blood. The researchers say it could be transformative for disease detection, patient monitoring and biomedical research.
Source: Stanford NewsCategories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Continuous detection of any molecule levels in blood?! Revolutionary concept indeed- @ExponentialMed https://t.co/nt6dSEIrGl via @Stanford #DigitalHealth
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One of our top picks of 2020: Cold Cases Heat Up with New #Forensic DNA Methods Sequencing technologies are deriving information from challenging samples, and database tools are ensuring that the information yields meaningful results. Learn more: https://t.co/NqaNl6sJll https://t.co/GUx4EkwlE4