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"Killer" Target Could Help Treat Adenovirus Infection in Vulnerable Children
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Photo credit: A study using 3D "mini-organs" of human intestines has revealed a protective pathway instrumental for fighting human adenovirus.
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Mass Media Fellows Look Back on Summer in Journalism
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Photo credit: Three Mass Media Fellows reflect on their experiences working as science journalists and look ahead to the next steps in their careers.
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New Report Calls for Input from Underserved Communities in Deploying AI for Public Health
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Photo credit: “Public Opinion Research on Artificial Intelligence in Public Health Responses: Results of Focus Groups with Four Communities” was prepared for AAAS as part of the Artificial Intelligence: Applications/Implications (AI)² Initiative.
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Tal Z Woliner Named AAAS Chief Communications Officer
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Photo credit: Woliner, most recently senior vice president at Direct Impact/BCW Global, began her new role Aug. 30.
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Some COVID-19 Survivors May Be Better Protected From Variants Than Others
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Photo credit: Vaccinated individuals and those who recovered from severe COVID-19 may be at lower risk for subsequent severe infections with SARS-CoV-2 variants than people who had milder cases.
"Killer" Target Could Help Treat Adenovirus Infection in Vulnerable Children
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Photo credit: A study using 3D "mini-organs" of human intestines has revealed a protective pathway instrumental for fighting human adenovirus.

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