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Homo antecessor: How its back was different from Homo Sapiens

Two scapulae of Homo antecessor, found during the excavation campaigns of 2005, 2006 and 2007, belonged to a boy or girl about three years old (ATD6-116), and a minor of unknown sex, and a

Kenya’s Challenge: The EU’s Neo-Colonialism

After years of delay, Kenya is set to lift its ban on GMOs.

The European Green Deal sounds great but what is the alternative to pesticides?

On December 11th the European Commission releases its European Green Deal plan, with a vow to reduce pesticide usage by 50 percent.

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Obesity Is The Second Leading Preventable Cause Of Death - Will More Sin Taxes Help?
A Third Way For Gun Safety? When The Brady Campaign And The 2nd Amendment Work Together
Anomaly Detection: When Old Statistics School May Still Beat Super-Duper Machine Learning
When What Goes Up Feels Down Is Not Postmodernism, It's Seeing Gravity Rather Than Feeling It
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Study reveals similar survival of African-American and white men with prostate cancer in an equal-access health care system
Genomics experts dispute nine genes linked to congenital heart condition
Strict adherence to traditional masculinity associated with more severe PTSD in vets
Nanoparticle chomps away plaques that cause heart attacks
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In France, Farmers Are Fighting Back Against City Activists

Merchants of doubt in the environmental sector endlessly accuse the agricultural world of being among the key ills the world faces, and politicians latch on to such populist rhetoric in municipal e

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In Southeast Asia, Deforestation Is Not Wildlife's Big Problem, Illegal Hunting Is

For decades habitat loss has been the key threat for wildlife in tropical rainforest ecosystems but a new study finds that ground dwelling mammal and bird communities are more impacted by illegal h

European Journal of Psychotraumatology mandates sex and gender reporting in all papers

The European Journal of Psychotraumatology has mandated