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Research Gaps and Calls for Individualized Treatment are Highlighted in Review of Over 70 Years of Menopause Science
Health

Research Gaps and Calls for Individualized Treatment are Highlighted in Review of Over 70 Years of Menopause Science

Less than 15% of persons who experience menopause actually obtain effective treatment for their symptoms. Treatment choices for women who are dealing with bothersome or…
Inactivation of Common Cold Viruses
Biology

Inactivation of Common Cold Viruses

Common cold viruses, such as rhinoviruses, can be difficult to inactivate because they are extremely infectious and transmit easily through respiratory droplets. Rather than attempting…
Encouragement of Food Delivery Patrons to Forego the Fork Significantly Reduces Plastic Waste, According to a Research
Environment

Encouragement of Food Delivery Patrons to Forego the Fork Significantly Reduces Plastic Waste, According to a Research

Worldwide plastic trash production reached more over 400 million metric tons in 2021, and it is anticipated that in the decades to come, this rise…
According to Atmospheric Scientists, Air Flows from the North are Mostly to Blame for Houston’s Ozone Exceedance
Environment

According to Atmospheric Scientists, Air Flows from the North are Mostly to Blame for Houston’s Ozone Exceedance

Researchers in atmospheric science at the University of Houston have discovered that while local emissions contribute to the rise in ozone levels in Houston, the…
Plant Taxonomy
Biology

Plant Taxonomy

Plant taxonomy is the science of discovering, identifying, describing, classifying, and naming plants. It is the science of naming, characterizing, and categorizing plants based on…
‘Hotbed’ for Dangerous Bacteria Like E. Coli and Staphylococcus on Common Wristbands
Medical

‘Hotbed’ for Dangerous Bacteria Like E. Coli and Staphylococcus on Common Wristbands

The COVID-19 epidemic raised the bar for disinfection. Now, a recent study investigating a widely used item might persuade you to wait before lowering your…
Enculturation
Sociology

Enculturation

Enculturation is the process through which people learn about the dynamics of their environment and acquire values and standards that are appropriate or essential for…
Red Blood Cell Transporter Secrets Unlocked by Scientists Could Lead to the Development of New Drugs
Health

Red Blood Cell Transporter Secrets Unlocked by Scientists Could Lead to the Development of New Drugs

A unique transporter found in red blood cells has been studied by scientists at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai to better understand…
Acculturation
Sociology

Acculturation

Acculturation is a process of social, psychological, and cultural change that results from the integration of two cultures while adapting to the society’s dominant culture.…
Exercise-Induced Hormone Irisin May Reduce Brain Pathology Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease Plaque and Tangle Formation
Health

Exercise-Induced Hormone Irisin May Reduce Brain Pathology Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease Plaque and Tangle Formation

Researchers have used their model to examine whether the exercise-induced muscle hormone irisin affects amyloid beta pathology. The researchers previously developed the first 3D human…
Adaptive Performance in the Workplace
Organizational Behavior

Adaptive Performance in the Workplace

Adaptive performance in the workplace refers to the ability to adjust to and comprehend change in the workplace. A versatile individual is regarded as crucial…
For more than 30 Years, a Mystery Cosmic Radio Signal has been Blinking on and off Every 22 Minutes
Astronomy

For more than 30 Years, a Mystery Cosmic Radio Signal has been Blinking on and off Every 22 Minutes

We discovered a fascinating finding last year a radio signal in space that alternated between on and off every 18 minutes. While recurring radio signals…
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