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They escaped the Taliban Now these women in Wisconsin face a new foe: the high cost of college

From left, Tahera Sultani, Mahrukh Delawarzad, Manizha Nazari and Shekiba Sultani are Afghan evacuees who fled their country in 2021 and are now studying at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Due

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Model demonstrates how RNA splicing defects contribute to Alzheimer s disease

Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital created a model to study the role of RNA splicing defects in Alzheimer’s disease, revealing degeneration

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Model demonstrates how RNA splicing defects contribute to Alzheimer s

Model demonstrates how RNA splicing defects contribute to Alzheimer s
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Coal Ash Pollution Persists in North Carolina Lakes for Decades, Sediments Show

Lake sediments in North Carolina show that coal ash pollution has been persistent in surface waters for decades.

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Piles of toxic coal ash found in N C lakes

The study found toxic ash is more widespread and sticks around longer than previously thought, including in one of Charlotte's drinking water sources.

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