[ad_1] Japan’s stock market doesn’t function under normal conditions, because the government has been artificially inflating its pension fund investment.Credit: James Matsumoto/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Large endowment funds underpin the…
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[ad_1] Not all rodents are quiet as a mouse. Researchers have found that baby deer mice let out loud squeaks that resemble the cries produced by other newborn mammals —…
[ad_1] Academic staff and students in Florida protest at plans to defund diversity initiatives at the state’s public universities.Credit: Pedro Portal/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service/Getty A Florida bill that proposes to…
[ad_1] Only a few of the embryos derived from all-male cells went on to develop into healthy mouse pups.Credit: Ciobaniuc Adrian Eugen/Alamy Researchers have made eggs from the cells of…
[ad_1] Chemicals released during wildfires in Australia damaged the ozone layer.Credit: David Gray/Getty Massive wildfires that raged across southeast Australia in 2019–20 unleashed chemicals that chewed through the ozone layer,…
[ad_1] Millions of people worldwide have chronic kidney disease. Depending on the cause and on comorbid conditions, if left untreated it can progress to end-stage kidney disease (ESKD). In the…
[ad_1] Particles of influenza virus (blue; artificially coloured) bud from a burst cell.Credit: Lennart Nilsson, Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, TT/SPL A case of influenza can make even the toughest people…
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