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Demonstrating its strong commitment to community service and medical excellence, the AMA School of Medicine (ASM/AMASOM) actively participated in the third leg of the nationwide “Lab for All” program ...

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A NASA scientist mysteriously died without any cause of death listed or autopsy — sparking questions about whether he was part of a pattern of deaths tied to the US space and nuclear program. Michael ...

Physicists, led by Jaspreet Randhawa at Mississippi State University (MSU), have recreated a key nuclear reaction in a laboratory that actually occurs during explosive bursts on neutron stars. Such ...

The external landscape for biopharma continues to shift as organizations navigate workforce restructuring, evolving therapeutic priorities, and increasing pressure to operate more efficiently. As the ...

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. – Jacksonville Beach could soon see new life on its boardwalk, thanks to two proposed ordinances aimed at boosting small businesses along the coast. Ordinance 2026-8233 was ...

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"No. We don't let skin color decide jobs, salary or anything else in today's society. Why should it determine admissions? Admissions should be based on ability and capability intellectually and ...

The tests available for evaluating mice and rats for infectious agents are diverse, and variables such as cost, sample requirements, and the potential for the test to detect the presence of or ...

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