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Sloth gets caught in server rack in Brazilian university data center

Animal eventually made a quick getaway

Valdineyv gouveiaUniversity of paraFerllen fokkerFederal universityInfrastructure superintendency

Ketamine Noninferior to ECT for Outpatients With Major Depression

Ketamine Noninferior to ECT for Outpatients With Major Depression
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United statesArthur petrucciNoor atiqMichael depeauUniversity of paraAmerican psychiatric associationKing edward medical universityMedpage todayFederal university

Nestle Adds Sugar to Baby Food in Low-Income Countries

The report by Public Eye, a Swiss NGO, and the International Baby Food Action Network shows that Nestlé adds up to four grams of sugar per serving to baby food in low-income countries. Here are the nations involved and Nestlé's response.

South africaUnited kingdomNigel rollinsRodrigo viannaKaren hofmanNational agency for foodStandards authority of indiaWorld health organizationUniversity of paraDrug administrationInternational baby food action networkUniversity of the witwatersrandPublic eyeFederal universityFood safetyStandards authority

Researchers obtain promising results for control of pollutants in water

Researchers obtain promising results for control of pollutants in water
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Sherlang lemosWallaced fragosoErnestoc pereiraAiltonj moreiraAilton moreiraCarlos ufscarDevelopment of functional materialsDissemination centerCatalysis communicationsInstitute of chemistryPaulo state universityUniversity of paraFederal universityFunctional materials

Encouraging Results for Managing Water Pollution

The degradation and quantitative monitoring of a mixture of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which are emerging pollutants that contaminate various ecosystems due to oil and other fossil fuel spills and improper disposal of industrial waste, are described in an article published in the journal Catalysis Communications. This approach is simple, effective, and sustainable.

Megan craigCarlos ufscarAilton moreiraDevelopment of functional materialsDissemination centerInstitute of chemistryStudy coPaulo state universityCatalysis communicationsUniversity of paraFederal universityFunctional materialsStudy co author

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