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Scientists at the Specialized College of Munich (TUM) have created independent driving programming that conveys risk in the city in a fair way. The calculation contained in the product is

Archaeology

Retracing the routes taken by the first Australians reveals a 10,000-year journey across the continent.

Archaeology Article

New exploration has uncovered that the most common way of "peopling" the whole landmass of Sahul—tthe consolidated uber-continent that got

Oncology & Cancer

A novel strategy to prostate cancer treatment may be able to halt resistance.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Interestingly, scientists have found that prostate disease can be killed by focusing on a solitary protein called PI5P4K. The discoveries,

Health

Greater Risk of Poorer Brain Function in Later Life after Three or More Concussions

Health Article

Multiple concussions have been associated with decreased brain function and increased risk of neurological problems in later life. This is

Social Sciences

Even for individuals who are not involved in the conflict, life in a violent country might be years shorter and far less predictable.

Social Sciences Article

How long people live is less surprising, and the future for children can be much shorter in rough countries compared

Biology

Bird flu found in mammals, but specialists say there is little risk to people.

Biology Article

Specialists have cautioned that the new location of bird influenza in vertebrates, including foxes, otters, minks, seals, and, surprisingly, wild bears, is concerning, yet stressed that the infection would need

Astronomy & Space