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Debate about treatment for gestational diabetes

At about 24 weeks, Sarah Tansky, like all pregnant women in Australia, was tested for gestational diabetes using a one-step test. The results shattered her.

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Since I aired my criticisms, my plans to contribute to the Princeton community have gone awry

Since I aired my criticisms, my plans to contribute to the Princeton community have gone awry
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Tens of thousands in poor health long after being infected with COVID-19

A new study suggests tens of thousands of people in England may have lasting COVID-19 symptoms more than a year after infection. The study collected information from more than 3 million people with around 2.4 million of them giving their consent to follow-up from the researchers.

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Scottish scientists to develop new carbon negative food source

A pioneering project led by University of Stirling scientists aims to develop a new carbon negative food source. If the trial is successful, it could be replicated worldwide, creating thousands of jobs and a food source that can contribute to tackling climate change.  

United kingdomPaul thomasMycorrhizal systems ltdUnited kingdom researchDean of the faculty natural sciencesProceedings of the national academy sciencesNational academy of sciencesSciences research councilUniversity of stirlingNet zeroHonorary professor paul thomasProfessor thomasMycorrhizal systemsAlistair jumpNatural sciencesBiological sciences research council

Scottish scientists to develop new carbon negative food source

A pioneering project led by University of Stirling scientists aims to develop a new carbon negative food source. If the trial is successful, it could be replicated worldwide, creating thousands of jobs and a food source that can contribute to tackling climate change.  

United kingdomPaul thomasNational academy of sciencesDean of the faculty natural sciencesSciences research councilMycorrhizal systems ltdProceedings of the national academy sciencesUnited kingdom researchUniversity of stirlingNet zeroHonorary professor paul thomasProfessor thomasMycorrhizal systemsAlistair jumpNatural sciencesBiological sciences research council