Sci & Tech

What is the killer Marburg virus and how worried should we be

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First detected in 1967 in the German city of the same name, MVD has a fatality rate of up to

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Missing 2.5 tonnes of Libyan uranium found near storage base

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UN nuclear watchdog raised alarm hours earlier amid concerns about radiological and security risks More than 2 tonnes of natural

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NASA to launch Monday the Artemis 1 mission on the powerful rocket ever assembled

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NASA plans to launch the Artemis I mission on Monday from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, sending the Space Launch

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Unusual heart metabolism could be a predictor of potential sudden cardiac death

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Unusual heart metabolism could be a predictor of potential sudden cardiac death. According to a small but thorough study led

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Even simple exercise may help aging brain, study hints

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By LAURAN NEERGAARD New research hints that even a simple exercise routine just might help older Americans with mild memory

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Monkeypox outbreaks: Here’s everything you need to know

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Cases of the rare monkeypox virus are popping up in Europe and the United States, suggesting the smallpox-related virus is

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Researchers track COVID-19 infection dynamics in the saliva and nasal cavities

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A research team led by scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) tracked the rise and fall of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus

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Men and women are not created equal when It comes to preventing Alzheimer’s disease

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Richard Isaacson, M.D., leads first study to define sex differences in outcomes of tailored Alzheimer’s disease clinical interventions. After increasing age, the

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Rocket about to slam into the Moon was launched by China, not SpaceX

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Last month, astronomers reported that a discarded upper stage of a Falcon 9 rocket, launched 7 years ago, was on a collision

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New study finds COVID-19 less severe in fully vaccinated patients

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The clinical and imaging characteristics of COVID-19 breakthrough infections in fully vaccinated patients tend to be milder than those of partially vaccinated

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