Researchers have conducted one of the first studies of its kind to quantify the happiness of married, formerly married and…
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Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans
A few species find us irresistible; the rest are unimpressed. A three-year-long experiment offers an explanation for the difference in…
Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans
A few species find us irresistible; the rest are unimpressed. A three-year-long experiment offers an explanation for the difference in…
Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans
A few species find us irresistible; the rest are unimpressed. A three-year-long experiment offers an explanation for the difference in…
Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans
A few species find us irresistible; the rest are unimpressed. A three-year-long experiment offers an explanation for the difference in…
Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans
A few species find us irresistible; the rest are unimpressed. A three-year-long experiment offers an explanation for the difference in…
Researchers simulate, assess damage to brain cells caused by bubbles during head trauma
Researchers are using their expertise with the manufacture of microstructures to study how the collapse of microbubbles within the skull…
Mammal cells could struggle to fight space germs
The immune systems of mammals – including humans – might struggle to detect and respond to germs from other planets,…
Wrong but Useful — What Covid-19 Epidemiologic Models Can and Cannot Tell Us
Amid enormous uncertainty about the future of the Covid-19 pandemic, epidemiologic models are critical planning tools for policymakers, clinicians, and…
Pandemic as Teacher — Forcing Clinicians to Inhabit the Experience of Serious Illness
In palliative care, one of our favorite tools is the maxim “Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.” We…