NIH cuts could have 'negative consequences' for Long Island economy, says business group's letter to New York Congressional delegation
Local economies depend on grant recipients, the letter said, "to conduct critical research that drives industry innovation." ...
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Speaker shares glimpse of Civil War soldier’s life through letters
Ken Spurgeon, assistant professor of history at Friends University in Wichita, Kansas, presented the Friends of Frontier Army ...
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Understanding and mitigating the risks of cortisol and chronic stress on first responders
They claimed what I might be experiencing wasn’t burnout, as commonly assumed, but rather an addiction to the stress hormone cortisol. This prompted a deeper dive into the mechanisms of cortisol and ...
Two-story tall scrapyard fire was made worse by employees, first responders say
The recent massive scrapyard fire in Camden, which sent plumes of smoke spewing as far as 15 miles away and caused over 100 people to evacuate, was exacerbated by employees on the scene, according to ...
Fiscal responsibility means protecting Florida public servants’ retirement |Opinion
An automatic perpetual COLA would impose a permanent burden on taxpayers, requiring billions of dollars each year to fund ...
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AI at the Wheel, for the Masses
With this in mind, Fox would like to see a partnership between humans and machines. Aviation offers a good example. While ...
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US senators criticize staffing cuts in health care program for Sept. 11 responders
“As you know, the WTCHP has provided critical screenings, services, research and medications to thousands of Americans at zero cost for 9/11-related health conditions and diseases,” Senate Minority ...