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1. Scientists have found a way to create nanodiamonds from PET plastics.
Turning plastic into diamonds sounds like something from a modern fairy tale, but an experiment that was originally designed to bet
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Cureus is on a mission to change the long-standing paradigm of medical publishing, where submitting research can be costly, complex and time-consuming.
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UPDATE: Lea Michele confirmed today that she has tested positive for COVID-19 and will be out for a longer period than initially stated.
The former Glee star posted the news via her Instagram Story, citing “production protocols” that will see her sidelined from Broadway&
Census Bureau report finds number of Americans working from home tripled in first two years of pandemic
The performance of certain COVID-19 home-testing kits seems to have deteriorated after the omicron variant emerged, according to a new study published Thursday by the British Me
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Dan DeChellis started looking for a monkeypox vaccine around July Fourth but was unable to find a place that offered one in Orlando, Florida, where he lives.
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Experts say painless mouth and shallow nose swabs can be nearly as good as — or possibly better than — nasopharyngeal samples for detecting COVID-19.
Experts say painless mouth and shallow nose swabs can be nearly as good as — or possibly better than — nasopharyngeal samples for