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Personal Organizing
This Small Project Will Change the Way You Think About Artwork — The 2019 January Cure
apartmenttherapy.com - Taryn Williford
The January Cure is all about refreshing and organizing your home for 2019. We tackle one assignment each weekday throughout the entire month. It's …
Blood Vessels
Researchers Create Perfect Blood Vessels in a Petri Dish for the First Time
VICE - Daniel Oberhaus
The researchers also demonstrated that it is possible to grow functioning human blood vessels in another species. A team of researchers has managed to grow “perfect” human blood vessels in a Petri dish
Alzheimer's Disease
Experimental drug may prevent Alzheimer's disease
Medical News Today - By Tim Newman
A drug that scientists are currently developing to treat stroke survivors might also help stave off Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's disease is the …
Opinion
Son of sexually assaulted comatose woman is the second victim: Today's talker
USA TODAY
An incapacitated woman was sexually assaulted and had a child. Now, her son is the second victim of a heinous crime. Hacienda HealthCare in Phoenix is under heightened security after a comatose patient
Science
Great white shark, called 'Deep Blue,' spotted near Hawaii
Fox News - Chris Ciaccia
You're really gonna need a bigger boat. The great white shark known as "Deep Blue," believed to be the biggest great white on record, has reportedly been spotted swimming in Hawaiian waters. The video,
Personal Hygiene
This Is How Long Cold and Flu Germs Can Live on Surfaces Like Doorknobs and Subway Poles
Cooking Light - Kasandra Brabaw
*Breaks out the hand sanitizer.* Even if you’re not usually a germaphobe, cold and flu season can have the strongest-willed of us feeling squeamish …
News
New atom smasher would be world's biggest by far
NBC News - By Dan Falk
The proposed particle collider would be four times bigger and 10 times more powerful than the biggest particle collider now in existence. Seven years after experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
Magnetism
The Magnetic North Pole Has Moved. Here's What You Need To Know [Inforgraphic]
Forbes - Kevin Anderton
I have been seeing some headlines pointing out that Earth’s magnetic field is acting up and that scientists don’t understand why, so I thought I would take the time to clear up the issue. What is happening?
History
American history myths: 7 things people get wrong
historyextra.com
From the Salem witches who were burnt at the stake to the Declaration of Independence signed on the ‘Fourth of July’, American history is full of …
Science
First green leaf on moon dies as temperatures plummet
The Guardian - Hannah Devlin Science correspondent
The appearance of a single green leaf hinted at a future in which astronauts would grow their own food in space, potentially setting up residence at outposts on the moon or other planets. Now, barely it
Immune System
Is Lactobacillus acidophilus good for health?
Medical News Today - By Zawn Villines
Lactobacillus acidophilus is a probiotic bacteria. Research suggests that consuming probiotics can be good for digestion and general health. L. …
Art Galleries
Honoré Daumier | The Witnesses - The War Council | The Met
metmuseum.org
Secondary Titles Les Témoins - Conseil de Guerre Signatures, Inscriptions, and Markings Inscription: Inscribed in stone lower left: "h.D."; lower right: …
Cancer Cells
Why haven't cancer cells undergone genetic meltdowns?
phys.org - Oxford University Press
Cancer first develops as a single cell going rogue, with mutations that trigger aggressive growth at all costs to the health of the organism. But if …
Flu Vaccine
Yes It's January, But No It's Not Too Late To Get A Flu Shot
laist.com - by Tamika Adams in News onJanuary 15, 2019 1:45 PM
Attention Angelenos: flu season is now forever, and it's not too late for the shot. Flu season typically runs from October through May with a peak in …
Science
Earth's Missing Crust Was Removed by Glaciers, New Study Says
howstuffworks.com - Mark Mancini
If you're a geochronologist — someone who studies the age of our planet and its rock formations — you spend a lot of time around zircons. They're …
Travel
Why Your Next Trip to Europe Should Be on the Canals
AFAR Media - Jen Rose Smith
Compared to urban vacations, which can rush through countries at the pace of an Instagram scroll, a European canal cruise is the definition of slow …
Michelangelo
Painting stolen from Belgian church days before appraisal might be a Michelangelo
cbc.ca
A pastor at a Belgian church had a hunch about an artwork that hung in his parish. Now, he may never find out the truth. The 16th-century painting, …
Sea Turtles
There’s good news for endangered sea turtles and marine mammals
Quartz
If you’re on a beach late one evening, and you’re very lucky, you might someday see the birth of baby sea turtles. The sand beneath your feet wriggles inexplicably, and tiny little creatures appear by
Immune System
Everything you need to know about basophils
Medical News Today - By Jon Johnson
Basophils are white blood cells from the bone marrow that play a role in keeping the immune system functioning correctly. Doctors may order basophil …
Outdoor Spaces
Modern Japanese house is serious courtyard goals
Curbed - Liz Stinson
Where does the courtyard end and house begin? In loud and busy cities, outdoor space can be the opposite of relaxing. The Loop Terrace House, however, has found a clever way around that issue. The 1,700-square-foot
Entertainment (UK)
Bauhaus in pictures: The architects exiled by Nazis
bbc.co.uk
Established in 1919, in the wake of World War One, Germany's Bauhaus art school brought a radical new approach to design and aesthetics which would eventually go on to help inform modernist architecture
Liver Transplant
Liver transplant breakthrough to halve the waiting list, say experts
The Telegraph - By Henry Bodkin
A machine which triples the time livers can survive outside the body promises to halve the transplant waiting list, experts have said as officials approved its use in the NHS. Hundreds more patients with
Natural History Museum
The 'World's Loneliest Frog' Finally Has a Mate
VICE - Sarah Emerson
A male Sehuencas water frog, thought to be the last of his kind, will be bred with a female recently caught in the wild. The “world’s loneliest frog,” once thought to be the last of its species, now has
Mark Twain
A salesman tried to dupe Twain. His response? A turn-of-the-century burn of the century.
upworthy.com - Tod Perry
Prostitution may be the “world’s oldest profession,” but quackery can’t be too far behind. In the 19th century, American medical doctors began to take …
Higgs Boson
CERN Unveils Design for 62-Mile-Round Atom Smasher More Powerful Than the Large Hadron Collider
Gizmodo - Ryan F. Mandelbaum
A scientific collaboration has released a concept design for the Large Hadron Collider’s successor, an enormous new experiment that would sit inside …
Rheumatoid Arthritis
A single nucleotide polymorphism of IL6-receptor is associated with response to tocilizumab in rheumatoid arthritis patients
nature.com
1. Guillemin F, Saraux A, Guggenbuhl P, Roux CH, Fardellone P, Le Bihan E, et al. Prevalence of rheumatoid arthritis in France: 2001. Ann Rheum Dis. …
News (U.S.)
Cotton Seed Sprouts In China's Lunar Lander
NPR - Sasha Ingber
A hint of a cotton plant is growing on the moon, inside China's lunar lander, scientists in China say. Photos released on Tuesday by Chongqing University, in collaboration with the China National Space
Science
Viral Video of "Rats Pretending to Be a Snake" Is Not What It Looks Like
Inverse - Peter Hess
A writhing, twisting, snake scurrying on over 30 legs might not sound like your idea of fun, but this strange beast has millions of eyes glued to it …
News
One Of The Last Navajo Code Talkers Dies At 94
NPR - Sasha Ingber
One of the last remaining Navajo Code Talkers, who relayed messages that were never decoded by enemies in World War II, has died at age 94. Alfred Newman died Sunday afternoon at a New Mexico nursing one
Science
Leaky blood-brain barrier identified as potential early-warning sign for Alzheimer's
newatlas.com - Rich Haridy
New research published in the journal Nature Medicine has described the results of a five-year study into the association between a breakdown of the …

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This Small Project Will Change the Way You Think About Artwork — The 2019 January Cure

Researchers Create Perfect Blood Vessels in a Petri Dish for the First Time

Experimental drug may prevent Alzheimer's disease

Son of sexually assaulted comatose woman is the second victim: Today's talker

Great white shark, called 'Deep Blue,' spotted near Hawaii

This Is How Long Cold and Flu Germs Can Live on Surfaces Like Doorknobs and Subway Poles

New atom smasher would be world's biggest by far

The Magnetic North Pole Has Moved. Here's What You Need To Know [Inforgraphic]

American history myths: 7 things people get wrong

First green leaf on moon dies as temperatures plummet

Is Lactobacillus acidophilus good for health?

Honoré Daumier | The Witnesses - The War Council | The Met

Why haven't cancer cells undergone genetic meltdowns?

Yes It's January, But No It's Not Too Late To Get A Flu Shot

Earth's Missing Crust Was Removed by Glaciers, New Study Says

Why Your Next Trip to Europe Should Be on the Canals

Painting stolen from Belgian church days before appraisal might be a Michelangelo

There’s good news for endangered sea turtles and marine mammals

Everything you need to know about basophils

Modern Japanese house is serious courtyard goals

Bauhaus in pictures: The architects exiled by Nazis

Liver transplant breakthrough to halve the waiting list, say experts

The 'World's Loneliest Frog' Finally Has a Mate

A salesman tried to dupe Twain. His response? A turn-of-the-century burn of the century.

CERN Unveils Design for 62-Mile-Round Atom Smasher More Powerful Than the Large Hadron Collider

A single nucleotide polymorphism of IL6-receptor is associated with response to tocilizumab in rheumatoid arthritis patients

Cotton Seed Sprouts In China's Lunar Lander

Viral Video of "Rats Pretending to Be a Snake" Is Not What It Looks Like

One Of The Last Navajo Code Talkers Dies At 94

Leaky blood-brain barrier identified as potential early-warning sign for Alzheimer's