Name: Jared Diamond on how nations learn from crises... or not
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A new Tel Aviv University study proposes a new AIDS treatment that could be turned into a vaccine or a one-time treatment for HIV patients. The study looked at modifying type B white blood cells in patients so that they release anti-HIV antibodies in response to the virus. - DayDayNews
Shape memory polymers have broad application prospects in biomedical and mechanical engineering. However, most shape memory polymer programming processes require heating, such as water baths and oil baths. However, this environmental indirect heating method has limited heating ra - DayDayNews
Amorphous calcium carbonate (ACC) calcium supplement developed by Israeli biotech company Amorphical was tested in space and results show that it can improve muscle performance in zero gravity. , strengthen and build bones, provide body functions, and enhance immunity. - DayDayNews
In mid-to-late June, a professional monitoring found that Chinese horseshoe crabs were found all over the coastal tidal flats of the Hepu Dugong National Nature Reserve in Guangxi. The maximum density per unit quadrat was as high as 53.1 birds/100 square meters, ranking first in - DayDayNews
There are no identical creatures on the earth, and there are no identical individuals. Even identical twins will have such differences. However, scientists have concluded that there is only one ancestor of these various creatures living on the earth. Then the creatures on the ear - DayDayNews
Volcanoes are a common landform feature that give us the impression of danger, high temperature, and poison. Once we encounter a volcanic eruption at close range, our lives are likely to be in danger. This is relative to public perception, and is more based on the fact that the p - DayDayNews
In the ocean of knowledge, your wisdom is just a grain of sand or a drop of water. All we have is a hungry heart, and we must constantly comfort it with knowledge. - DayDayNews
"The world's first glacier microbial database launched" led by China has published its research results in the journal "Nature Biotechnology". In this study, the Pan-Third Pole Environmental Center of Lanzhou University collaborated with the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research - DayDayNews
Some time ago, the world's first and currently only approved subcutaneous PD-L1 antibody drug was launched. As soon as the news came out, it sparked heated discussions among cancer patients. Many patients left messages asking what "subcutaneous PD-L1 antibody drug" is. Woolen clo - DayDayNews
You may not know that some creatures in history were once considered mythical monsters, such as the Kraken spread among Nordic sailors, which was actually a real-life giant squid. The prototype of the creature Kaido in Japanese folklore is actually The Japanese giant salamander, - DayDayNews

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