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Science Square Nov 1, 2022

Science Square (Issue 150)

How much sleep is good for health? Sabie S et al. Association of sleep duration at age 50,…

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Science Square Sep 1, 2022

Science Square (Issue 149)

More Evidence that the Moon Came from the Earth Will et al. Indigenous noble gases in the Moon’s…

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Animals Jan 1, 2021

Flies

Athlete’s foot is a frequent infection that millions of people suffer from annually. I once had it during…

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Antibacterial Sep 1, 2019

Dental Care with Miswak

We all may appreciate the difference between the positive impact made by a smile of pearly-white teeth and…

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Science Square Jul 1, 2016

Science Square (Issue 112)

A new meaning to the term “bird brain” Olkowicz S. et al. Birds have primate-like numbers of neurons…

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Science Square Nov 1, 2015

Science Square (Issue 108)

Processed meat increases cancer risk The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the cancer agency of the…

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A Moment for Reflection May 1, 2014

How Is Nature Being Cleaned?

After a long, busy, and exhausting year, he wanted to take a rest in his summer house, which…

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Bacteria Sep 1, 2013

Escherichia Coli: Good or Bad?

“For there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so,” Shakespeare once wrote in his…

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Science Square Sep 1, 2012

Science Square (Issue 89)

1- Frosty freezers no more Original article: Kim P. et al, ACS Nano (2012, online ahead of print)…

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Science Square Mar 1, 2012

Science Square (Issue 86)

1- Impressive Design and Strength of Spider Silk’s Web Original Article: Cranford, S.W. et al., Nature 482, 72…

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