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Why HIV is Running Out of Places to Hide
HIV can hide indefinitely within cellular reservoirs. But a "shock and kill" treatment strategy might deliver a knockout blow to this virus. Get the full story Why HIV is Running Out of Places to Hide
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Sci/Why science blog is proud to announce that one of our own, science writer Joan Marie Galat, has been given an award for her writing by the Edmonton Arts Council! She wrote about this award on Facebook:As a writer, I spend many hours alone to create works that I hope will resonate with others. I’ve...
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Jean Mills: The “Before” that Sparked After the Wallpaper Music
Welcome to Cantastic Authorpalooza, featuring posts by and about great Canadian children’s book creators! Today’s guest: Jean Mills. Take it away, Jean! Like most authors, I use the world around me – especially my own world of experience – to create stories for young readers. So it’s not hard to identify the spark that ignited...
Seal singers in Antarctica: From love songs to ultrasonic vocalizations
Seals are among the most fascinating creatures to call Antarctica’s icy waters and shores home. Their remote, vast habitat makes studying them a real challenge, and scientists are only beginning to uncover the secrets of these elusive animals. Among the most intriguing mysteries? Their haunting, otherworldly vocalizations. We’ve heard about the enchanting songs of humpback...
