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America’s small businesses have faced seismic hurdles during the pandemic. First they were hit with COVID-19 restrictions, followed by a bureaucratic labyrinth for government funding meant to keep them and their employees afloat—relief that proved too little, too late for an estimated 200,000...
May 19, 2021. Modelling highlights disparities and charts paths to unlocking more equitable COVID-19 vaccination for disadvantaged populations within states and across the US.
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MIRA MOUFARREJ, a graduate student in bioengineering, has been awarded a 2021 “Cure it!” Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for inventions related to prenatal and maternal health.
This $15,000 prize celebrates young inventors and is given based on overall inventiveness, the invention’s potential for...
A fossil study from Stanford University suggests the diversity of life in the world’s oceans declined time and again over the past 145 million years during periods of extreme warming.
The research, published May 6 in Current Biology, adds to evidence that the ocean temperatures projected to result...
