22 Jul, 2026
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Art and science are often seen as opposites. One is seen as emotional, instinctive and expressive, while the other is logical, measurable and precise. Yet throughout history, the two have…
For decades, getting a diagnosis of endometriosis has often meant years of debilitating symptoms, repeated visits to the GP, tests that came back “normal” and, in many cases, laparoscopic surgery…
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Sustainability has become one of the defining debates within the creative industries, and rightly so. In art, architecture and design, there is a welcome shift towards the use of reclaimed…

The NIH stops financing research projects with foreign employees

Megan Molteni reports the discoveries of the borders of genomic medicine, neuroscience and reproductive technology. She joined Stat in 2021 after covering health and science in Wired. You can reach Megan on the signal at Mmolteni.13. The National Institutes of Health announced on Thursday that it would no longer allow subtelassins to foreign institutions, as […]

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The absence of straight angles in nature – and how it inspires art and design

When you look at the natural world carefully, one thing quickly becomes clear: the perfect right angles are rare, almost nonexistent. The trees do not branch to 90 degrees. The rivers do not circulate in a straight line. Mountain chains, cloud formations, animal bodies – none is made up of neat and perpendicular intersections. Nature […]

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Agency predictions for 2025

In the last in our SPOTLIGHT series, we recently talked to three leaders of the North Agency: Richard Sharpowner of The sharp agency; Laura SelbyDirector of digital at IF.; And Chris HolmesFounder of VirtuopAbout their reflections on what 2025 reserves northern agencies. We each asked them 7 questions and had very interesting and stimulating answers […]

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What’s going on after Iui, day after day? Symptoms with common questions, a doctor breaks down it

What’s going on after an IUI? Here is a mini-upline IUI means intrauterine insemination – A quick procedure where the prepared sperm is placed directly in the uterus around ovulation. This shortens the distance sperm must travel in relation to sexual intercourse, which can improve the chances of reaching the egg. Immediately after the procedure, […]

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US officials inject new uncertainty in the cocovable booster approval process

The confusion on the delay of the Food and Drug Administration to the granting of total approval to the COVVI-19 vaccine in Novavax has deepened during the weekend when the agency commissioner, Marty Makary, went to social networks to defend the controversial management of the FDA of the submission of the company. In the process, […]

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Sound and art: how sound shapes creativity on mediums

Art is often considered a purely visual experience – paintings, sculptures and digital creations that we take with our eyes. But sound has played a fundamental role in artistic expression for centuries, especially in modern art. From ancient rituals to modern interactive facilities, sound transforms the way we live and interpret art. Whether it is […]

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Meet your drugs, with the IVF support application to find out – Part 3: Ganirelix

Ganirelix, alias Acetate of Ganirelix, is a GNRH antagonist that Play a really key role in your IVF cycle. And if you arrived at the Ganirelix scene, it means that you get closer to the finish line. Are you looking for a specific support? This is part 3 of our mini-series in partnership with pharmacists […]

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