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Empowering Change: How Scientists with Disabilities Are Transforming Research Labs for Greater Accessibility
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — The trek to Lost Lake was challenging. The path was steep, rocky, and bumpy. A group ... Read more
Empowering Change: How Scientists with Disabilities are Revolutionizing Accessibility in Research Labs and Fieldwork
In San Bernardino, California, scientists and students set out for Lost Lake, a beautiful spot with steep, rocky paths. Some ... Read more
“FDA Shocks Nation: Red Food Dye Linked to Cancer Faces Ban – What You Need to Know!” – tovima.com
The FDA has recently banned Red No. 3, a synthetic food dye linked to cancer in animal studies. This decision ... Read more
Empowering Science: How Researchers with Disabilities Are Transforming Labs and Fieldwork Accessibility
The journey to Lost Lake was not easy. The trail was steep and rocky. A group of scientists and students ... Read more
Explore the Exciting ‘Science and Singles’ Series at Pensacola MESS Hall This Month!
Sometimes, I like to quiz my grandson, Beckett. He’s six and pretty sharp. When I ask him, “What’s the closest ... Read more
Uncovering the Link Between Diverse Diets and Parkinson’s Disease: Insights from a Comprehensive Mendelian Randomization Study
Parkinson’s Disease: Understanding Its Relation to Diet and Lifestyle Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder affecting millions worldwide. Researchers are ... Read more
Bay Area Scientists Honored with Prestigious White House Medals for Outstanding Contributions to Science and Technology
Helen Blau, a professor at Stanford University, has made a remarkable discovery about the body’s ability to heal itself using ... Read more
How Trump’s Science Advisers Could Shape His Second Presidency: Key Insights and Implications
During Donald Trump’s first term as president from 2017 to 2021, the White House went nearly two years without an ... Read more
Uncovering the Link: How Lifestyle Metabolomic Profiles Impact Chronic Kidney Disease Risk in the UK Population
This study involved over 50,000 participants and found 15 specific plasma metabolites linked to lifestyle choices, mostly related to lipids. ... Read more
Educators Express Outrage Over Removal of Climate Change from Iowa’s Science Curriculum: What It Means for Students
In Iowa City, proposed changes to state science standards have sparked concern. The suggested modifications could eliminate terms like ‘climate ... Read more
