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When danger is real and constant, fictional frights may lose their protective edge. Among Lebanese students facing war and economic crisis, horror fandom was unrelated to resilience.
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The higher risk of blood clots (venous thromboembolism, VTE) seen in women who use nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) with hormonal contraceptives (HCs) is likely due to the health problem…
James Cook University researchers are calling for greater attention to financial literacy in schools after a new study found that people with a strong understanding of personal insurance were more…
OWA borked and lengthy email queues reported on busy servers after Microsoft tweaks a Server default
ScionxBio has inked a deal with French drugmaker Sanofi — its first partnership since splitting from parent company Eleven Therapeutics a few months ago.
Kern County has more cases of valley fever and more fossil fuel wells than anywhere else in California. A new study suggests this might not be a coincidence.
High-resolution optical observations of aurorae show fluctuations and structuring that could be explained by interactions between electrons and a plasma phenomenon called Alfvén waves.
