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While Ukraine is resisting Russia's invasion, on the frontlines, doctors and scientists are fighting another war, one against antibiotic-resistant "superbugs".
Grantee Richard Stone spoke with those containing the deadly bacteria.
Story for @KnowableMag. bit.ly/47phkY7
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Today on #SciFri 📻
ALT Today on Science Friday Mm-hmm. The valuable role of interjections Why healthcare workers are praising “The Pitt.” How an animator and a designer make hidden science visible. Discovering Lokiceratops a dino with curved, blake-like horns. A hardy peach that grows in the desert, and much more. Listen on your local public radio station 2-4 p.m. Eastern Time.
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Our short doc "Why Race Matters for Health" is part of this art exhibit marking the 60th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Join us at the opening reception THIS Friday at 6 @TheDCArts @KnowableMag #CivilRights #Equity #DCArts #PublicHealth dcarts.dc.gov/page/legacy-ci…
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Scientists agree that eons ago, a bacterium took up residence inside another cell and became its powerhouse, the mitochondrion. But there are competing theories about the birth of other organelles.
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ALT Where the heck did all those structures inside complex cells come from? By Viviane Callier
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What can we do about ultraprocessed foods?
Researchers are figuring out the features of these foods that harm our health — and proposing ways ahead.
Read more in @KnowableMag: arevie.ws/UPF_KM
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Some may call it “strange,” but we call it the future of energy! Our unique Magnetized Target Fusion technology is featured this month in @KnowableMag. Read more: linkedin.com/posts/general-f…
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Read in English: Evidence that the approach helps to save trees, preserve ecosystems and reduce carbon emissions is often hard to come by. But it can succeed if it’s done right, says an economist.
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A menudo es difícil encontrar evidencias de que el enfoque ayude a salvar árboles, preserve ecosistemas y reduzca las emisiones de carbono. Pero puede tener éxito si se hace bien, dice un economista.
✍️ @timvernimmen lo explica en este reportaje.
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Salt taste, explored here in mammals including humans as well as in insects, is one of the most important and most puzzling tastes because animals need to ingest some salt, but not too much. arevie.ws/Salt_PH85 via the Annual Review of Physiology
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Demasiada sal es perjudicial para el cuerpo, pero también lo es muy poca; no es de extrañar que el organismo disponga de dos mecanismos para detectarla. arevie.ws/Salt_KEE @RevistaKnowable
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Too much sodium is bad, but so is too little — no wonder the body has two sensing mechanisms arevie.ws/Salt_KM via @KnowableMag
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¿Sabía que tenemos dos mecanismos para detectar lo salado? Uno para lo salado "rico y delicioso" y otro para lo excesivamente salado. Lea sobre esto en el boletín de @RevistaKnowable . Además: cómo el conocimiento ancestral ayuda a la ciencia del clima.mailchi.mp/annualreviews/com…
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Understanding how and why tornadoes form is a matter of public safety. For @KnowableMag, @CarolynMWilke describes the latest research aimed at studying and modeling twisters.
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For an approach to the origins of division of labor rooted in evolutionary theory, dig into this thought-provoking review in the Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics arevie.ws/DivisionLabor_EN42
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Los insectos sociales y los humanos comparten el rasgo de repartirse las tareas, al igual que algunos peces. Investigadores han descubierto que esto surge de forma natural y que, a menudo, no hace falta un jefe para mantener el orden. arevie.ws/DivisionLabor_KEE @RevistaKnowable
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Social insects and humans share the trait of divvying up tasks, as do some fish. Researchers find that it emerges naturally, and it often doesn’t take a boss to keep things in order. arevie.ws/DivisionLabor_KM via @KnowableMag
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Does it work to pay people not to cut forests?
Evidence that the approach helps to save trees & reduce carbon emissions is often hard to come by.But it can succeed if done right, says CIFOR-ICRAF's Sven Wunder.↪️ bit.ly/3S2rdDL #Trees4Resilience
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"If just by looking at our watch or cell phone we can know, in real time, our heart rate, the number of steps we take, the calories we burn and the hours of sleep we got the night before, why can’t we also know our blood pressure?"
@KnowableMag reviewed various new generation blood pressure devices and spoke with several experts in the field. Ramakrishna Mukkamala, PhD, a professor in our department and @PittBioE, discussed the importance of blood pressure monitoring in adults, especially those with hypertension.
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At @lindaunobel I had the pleasure to interview @RiceLaboratory, 2020 @NobelPrize in Medicine for the discovery of Hepatitis C, and I'm happy to share our talk featured on @KnowableMag.
Is science prepared for new viruses? What are the specific challenges on viral hepatitis? 👇
Virologist Charles M. Ricework's was key to identifying, studying and finding treatments for hepatitis C. In a Q&A with @danielaht, the Nobel Laureate discusses the scientific journey and challenges that persist: knowmag.org/HepC_TW #HepC