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A tiny worm may reveal how the brain regulates aging
A one millimeter worm is helping scientists rethink what controls the pace of aging. By tracing how its tiny brain senses the world and broadcasts hormonal commands, researchers are starting to see ...
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Development discourse with Amos Safo: A critical review of the ups and downs of WASSCE results
The alarming failure rate of the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) has ignited debate on what appears to be a negative resetting of education of basic in Ghana. In the ...
South Africa’s water, energy and food crises are interconnected. Coordinated funding across all three, including ...
The problem, Zaaijer explained, is that algorithms used in precision medicine models overwhelming are built on DNA with ...
EDGE FGT: Cell type-specific tools for the study of gene function in spongesScott Nichols, College of Natural Sciences and ...
A call to rethink protection in protracted displacement by placing personal safety at the centre of humanitarian and social ...
The first major finding is that while most cognitive skills in puppies develop surprisingly early, they develop independently ...
The recent fatal fire in Tai Po has brought out the essence of the Constitution and highlighted the importance of the rule of ...
Faculty members in the College of Education and Health Professions counselor education program Kristin Higgins and Julie Hill received a nearly $1 million U.S. Department of Education grant to train ...
Why is the WHO’s classification of obesity as a global health crisis important for your UPSC exam? What relevance do topics ...
Researchers from Penn State College of Medicine developed a new method that better maps genetic variants that can lead to brain diseases. The approach identified 75% more relevant genes and uncovered ...
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