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'Darkest period of my life': Gay conversion therapy in Italy

'Darkest period of my life': Gay conversion therapy in Italy
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Combining residential air heat pumps with air-geothermal heat exchangers

Researchers in Italy have found that combining residential air heat pumps with air-geothermal heat exchangers may reduce power consumption by up to 30%. They tested the proposed combination using Matlab in a passive single-family building located in Valtellina, northern Italy.

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While There Still Is No Cure For Cancer, Aspirin Can Actually Help To Fight It

While There Still Is No Cure For Cancer, Aspirin Can Actually Help To Fight It
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Chemists use nucleic acid binding dyes as photocatalysts for a popular polymerization method

Researchers in Carnegie Mellon University s Department of Chemistry have developed a nucleic-acid-based photocatalyst that can precisely control atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP), a popular method used to generate a wide range of materials with highly specific, tailored functionalities.

United statesJaepil jeongSubhar dasMarco fantinKrzysztof matyjaszewskiCarnegie mellonCarnegie mellon centerJournal of the american chemical societyUniversity of padovaAmerican chemical societyCarnegie mellon universityNucleic acids scienceUniversity professorNatural sciencesNucleic acid binding dyesVersatile photocatalysts

Is Body Fat a Better Measure of Obesity in Midlife Than BMI?

The conventional BMI cutoff for obesity may be better replaced with adiposity measures that accommodate changes in the body fat-to-muscle ratio that changes in the midlife years.

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