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“Trials are such an important and integral element of the human rights movement going back to Nuremberg,” said Patrick Stawski, (...)

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The Atlantis Dive Series provided valuable information about the human body’s responses to extreme pressure and the limits of its (...)

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Jim Cutler offers Joan the opportunity to focus on account management, which allows her to leave behind the frustrations of human (...)

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Deep Medicine: How Artificial Intelligence Can Make Healthcare Human Again Eric Topol According to leading physician Eric Topol, the (...)

In Irrationally Yours , Ariely expands his answers to questions published in the Journal, presenting issues such as why people complain; how to (...)

He writes about attention deficit disorder and the non-rational part of his brain that lead him to make bad decisions. He speaks (...)

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Deep Medicine: How Artificial Intelligence Can Make Healthcare Human Again Eric Topol According to leading physician Eric Topol, the (...)

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In the early 1960s, some Duke students took part in Civil Rights movements and organized as such on the campus. One example was the (...)

The strategies themselves aren’t particularly modern or innovative – stay grounded, know thyself, train your brain, create a habitat (...)

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This compelling work presents a unique view of the destruction wrought by war to the human body and spirit. Long neglected, it is an (...)

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