The drug dose gender gap: A history of overmedicating women
New research highlights that the one-size-fits-all approach mistreats women.
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The Perseids meteor shower peaks tonight. If the storms hold off, one meteor should be visible every two minutes for...
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The impact of new deep-sea mining plans on ocean ecosystems is much more severe than most people think. A new...
Class of Corona: what it’s like to graduate from university in 2020
Its true. I am one of the unfortunate students that had to finish a university degree in the middle of...
Why health is about more than your BMI
With the recent reopening of indoor gyms, studios, and pools in the UK, there has been a lot of talk...
The Three Gorges Dam is damn big, and it’s slowing the earth’s rotation
Flood waters have raised doubts about China’s Three Gorges Dam this week, but it’s only the latest in a series...
A most slippery man: the strange life of the inventor of Vaseline
More than just a man, Sir Robert Chesebrough was the inventor of Vaseline. And most slippery he certainly was. Though...
Lock-down life: why a stray Xolo dog sums up Colombias desperate refugee plight
Alex Rea, aka US wrestler Max Ammo, continues his look at lock-down life in Colombia amid the Andes. Through the...
It was difficult before but it is worse now : Living with disability during a pandemic in Ghana
Living with blindness for 20 years, 50-year-old Ramatu Mama is not yet aware that the world is fighting an unprecedented...
How AI is revolutionising the creation of music
In an interview from late 2019, musician Grimes proclaimed that were approaching the end of human art, once theres Artificial...
