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Pregnancy Study Points to New Ways to Accurately Predict Births
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Photo credit: The findings allowed the scientists to build a predictive model that could estimate the onset of labor in the women within two weeks.
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Artificial Intelligence: A Vital Tool in the Pandemic
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Photo credit: A new AAAS report highlights the ethical and human rights issues with artificial intelligence in the COVID-19 response and a path forward.
AAAS Mass Media Fellows 2021
Mass Media Fellows Bridge Science and Journalism to Share Science Stories Across the Nation
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Photo credit: The 2021 cohort of AAAS Mass Media Fellows will work as journalists for newsrooms around the country for 10 weeks this summer.
Boston College
New Cohort of Seminaries to Incorporate Science into Coursework
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Photo credit: Eight seminaries across the country will incorporate science into their coursework and campus life as participants in AAAS' Science for Seminaries project.
Climate scientist Astrid Caldas
Astrid Caldas Addresses Climate Change Misinformation
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Photo credit: In the newest installment in the video series “AAAS Voices: Countering Science Misinformation,” Astrid Caldas recommends several strategies for fellow climate change communicators who want to best connect with their audiences.
Pregnancy Study Points to New Ways to Accurately Predict Births
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Photo credit: The findings allowed the scientists to build a predictive model that could estimate the onset of labor in the women within two weeks.

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