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In this interview, NOAA Fisheries zoologist Mike Vecchione says that of all the space on Earth that contains multicellular life, more than 95 percent of that is in the deep sea. And we know almost nothing about it.
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Applying Genomics
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Kalyan R. Perumalla: Then and Now / 2010 Early Career Award Winner
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In December 1942 the Navy opened Barin Field in Foley, Alabama, a town of 846. It trained thousands of pilots, logged record flight hours at a deadly cost, and transformed the town.
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Smokers have a 30–40% higher risk of type 2 diabetes, and smoking makes diabetes harder to control and its complications worse. What quitting does, and how to get help.
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Hurricane Sandy devastated some of the most heavily populated eastern coastal areas of the Nation. With a storm surge peaking at more than 19 feet, the powerful landscape-altering destruction of Hurricane Sandy is a stark reminder of why the Nation must become more resilient to coastal hazards. In r
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Kansas withdrew 121 to 159 billion gallons a year for public supply in 1990–2012, more in dry years. Six suppliers handled half of it, and per-person use ran from 98 gallons a day in the east to 274 in the west.
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Counting Glacier Bay's Harbor Seals With Drones
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Remember, Saturday, May 1, is [Wildfire Community Preparedness Day]( a national campaign to encourage people and organizations to join in a single day to take action to raise awareness and reduce wildfire risks. On a hot, wind-swept summer day a family tried to enjoy a Sunday drive through a nationa
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Valuing Rhode Island's Blue Economy
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Giardiasis is caused by a parasite in soil, food and water. It brings diarrhea, gas, greasy stools and cramps for two to six weeks; hand washing and safe water are the best protection.
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Flu, COVID-19, RSV and pneumococcal pneumonia all interact badly with asthma — each can bring on an attack, and each has a vaccine. The vaccines can be given at the same appointment, which turns four decisions into one.
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Blood clots in the veins — deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism — are serious, often missed and often preventable. The signs, risk factors, complications, prevention and treatment.
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Log into VA’s MOVE! Program to find online handouts which encourage healthier behaviors.
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Phylum Cnidaria
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If a debt collector files a lawsuit against you to collect a debt, it’s important to respond — either yourself or through an attorney. And remember, you have rights when it comes to dealing with debt collectors. Here are answers to some common questions you might have about the process.
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NASA Embraces Urban Air Mobility, Calls for Market Study
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The Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) assists states in complying with the Synar Amendment’s goals by issuing programmatic requirements and guidance.
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This is a guest blog by [Michael Tippett]( (professor at Columbia University) and [Tim DelSole]( (professor at George Mason University), adapted from material in their new text book [Statistical Methods for Climate Scientists]( Predictability is a word that often comes up in discussions here on the
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How to ask for help if you’re having trouble with mental health, drugs, or alcohol.
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Hub Nexus pitch deck for investing opportunities, and founder introduction video.
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In 25 states, 60.9% of adults reported at least one adverse childhood experience and 15.6% four or more. Preventing them could potentially cut adult depression by 44.1% and smoking by 32.9%.
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After Hurricane Harvey, half of 103 immunosuppressed Houston patients surveyed helped clean up flooded or moldy homes — though they are at risk of deadly mold infections — and few wore a respirator.
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A bruise is blood trapped under the skin after an injury crushes small blood vessels. The kinds of bruise, the colors they pass through as they heal, how to limit bruising, and when to see a provider.
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Camp Chase in Columbus held 26,000 Confederate prisoners; 2,229 died. Its cemetery, under an arch inscribed "AMERICANS", is where the long campaign to mark Confederate graves was won.
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Fanciful Fluorescence. Lurking Madness. Serene Expressions. The titles of the images in this fifth edition of Earth As Art speak to the powerfully artistic qualities of Earth’s natural features when tinged with unnatural colors. Art serves as a great partner in the communication of science, bringing
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Fifth disease is a usually mild viral infection, mostly of children, known for a bright red "slapped cheek" rash. How parvovirus B19 spreads, its symptoms, who is at risk of complications, and how to prevent it.
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The Pacific Islands' eight national parks span rainforest, reef, desert and volcano. A look at Haleakala's Sliding Sands trail and bird rescue, and at the National Park of American Samoa.