Science is a way of thinking
May 28, 2023
Natural bug sprays can be made inexpensively and naturally at your home, as practically all household items. All you need is a good recipe. The article includes several variations of the recipe for spray against home bugs, so you can try whichever recipe you have the ingredients for, since it can be based on what
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Surgeons spent months trialling techniques using virtual reality before beginning the real procedures on the three-year-old Brazilian boys. Conjoined twins who shared fused brains have been successfully separated after 33 hours of operations. Bernardo and Arthur Lima underwent several surgeries in Rio de Janeiro, under the direction of UK-based paediatric surgeon Noor ul Owase Jeelani
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The uneven impact of the pandemic has fallen heaviest on the most vulnerable students in the state. Almost as soon as the pandemic forced school closures and a shift to online classes in 2020, social scientists and educators worried about the obvious: Not only was COVID-era learning going to be erratic and imperfect, but the greatest
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Testing bottlenecks and vaccine rollout problems have let the monkeypox virus spread unchecked, echoing the mistakes of the U.S. COVID response Waits in long lines. A shortage of testing. People scrambling to refresh websites for vaccine appointments. But this time, it’s not COVID—it’s monkeypox. The number of confirmed monkeypox cases in the U.S. had reached 1,053
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Here’s what may explain why some people see, hear or feel a spooky presence A shadowy figure rushed through the door. “It had a skeletal body, surrounded by a white, blurry aura,” recalls Dom. The figure hovered and didn’t seem to have a face. Dom, who prefers to use only his first name, had been
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