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Space Makes Astronauts Sick
A study found that mice who had spent time in space are more likely to have a weaker immune and stress response than those on the ground.
America and Brazil: Worst Culprits for Damaging the Environment
Less wealthy countries were found to be the most environmentally friendly, while four out of the 10 worst environmental offenders are from the Americas, a new study has found.
Health round up
Too much sleep is bad for you and Tibetan genes help them to live at high altitude without getting sick are just some of the topics covered in this week’s health round up.
Smoking can be good for you
It’s the headline dedicated smokers have been waiting for: their disgusting habit is good for them. At least under certain conditions, though this doesn’t mean you’d be wise to reach for a pack of Players – the benefit is far outweighed by the danger of cancer.
Industrial agriculture one of main causes for biodiversity loss
Recent studies reveal that biodiversity is facing serious threats, with industrial agriculture as one of the main culprits.Kyrgyz journalism training is too ‘Soviet’ claims AUCA department chair
According to Gurkin, Kyrgyz journalism still contains a lot of details borrowed from the Soviet school of journalism because it mostly copies the Russian way of doing journalism. “It is not appropriate at all. We are lagging behind current tendencies of journalism”.
Read MoreSpace Makes Astronauts Sick
Astronauts may have problems with immune deficiencies while in space, a new study has found.
Read MoreAmerica and Brazil: Worst Culprits for Damaging the Environment
Four of the 10 worst countries for environmental impact are from the American continent, a new study has found.
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