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The new standards — which are still subject to regulatory review and approval by the state legislature — were advanced by the Pennsylvania State Board of Education last week.
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Thank you for all your creative entries.Winning Entries:Adult Entries Best Illustration: Brianna Sander, Sound Beach, New York.PETase The Plastic Eating…
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Getting Lost in "The Great Pause" Online DiscussionThis event took place on Thursday April 30 at 7pm. Watch a recording of the event below.We’re experiencing the coronavirus outbreak as one, yet we all have different coping styles. Are you focused on logistics? Struggling to stay motivated in a strangely isolated world? Are you unable to concentrate? Or confused about your sudden jumble of new roles?
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Infusing plasma from the recovered into the ill is an old treatment, shown by Dr. Emil von Behring's 1901 Nobel Prize for infusing plasma into those sick with diphtheria, leading to a cure.
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It won't be long after the start of a new year when astronomy buffs can enjoy the first of a few special events that will take place in the sky.
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Attempts to use the gene-editing tool CRISPR to develop a treatment for cancer seem safe and feasible in the earliest findings from the first three patients. "So far, so good," scientists say.
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Scientists from New York, Texas and Japan have jointly received the award, according to an announcement of The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm.
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A new report titled "Great Lakes Revival" tells the story of how Buffalo and other rust-belt cities reclaimed their waters.
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New research from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh shows thousands of lives could be saved each year if air quality standards were tightened.
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The very early stage British research says bladder cancer cells can be injected with the Coxsackie cold virus to kill the cancer cells.