If you're not quite sure what the "H" and the "N" in H1N1 stand for or how the 2009 H1N1 differed from the 1918 H1N1, or if H10N8 is just starting to sound like alphabet soup to you, then Judy Stone's article at the Molecules to Medicine blog can help.
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Scientists discover world's most bitter substance — in a non-toxic mushroom
Scientists have discovered the world's most bitter substance, and shockingly, it's not the collected tears of Tesla shareholders. As reported in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, it's in… READ THE REST
Don't forget to eat your delicious and nutritious phloem
I'm here to remind you that when you eat a banana, you should also eat those stringy white parts—which are technically called "phloem bundles"—that people usually remove and throw away.… READ THE REST
Economists calculate the monetary value of pets
While money can't buy happiness, economists can estimate "life satisfaction and well-being" in terms of monetary value. In a recent study, having a pet was found to have a roughly… READ THE REST
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TL;DR: Get up and get stretched at work with guided movement plans from Moova Plus. If you've ever stood up after back-to-back meetings and winced, you probably find yourself looking for better… READ THE REST
Get your projects in line with Microsoft Project 2021 Professional
TL;DR: Be your own project manager with this one-time download of Microsoft Project 2021 Professional. If you've ever met somebody who insists they can easily do what a project manager does, now… READ THE REST
Sick of subscription fees? Microsoft Office 2024 is a one-time buy
TL;DR: Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business is just $159.97 (36% OFF) through April 27 at 11:59 P.M. PST — no subscription required. Microsoft quietly raised the price of Microsoft 365 for… READ THE REST
