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AAAS Statement on Proposed Rule by U.S. Homeland Security Affecting Nonimmigrant Academic Students
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Photo credit: “We must not cede our leadership in drawing talent from all corners of the globe by undermining our ability as a nation to encourage students and scholars from studying in the U.S.”
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Systemic Racism in the Sciences Requires Structural Solutions
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Photo credit: Now is the time for decisive, systemic, evidence-based action to combat structural racism in the sciences, urged several speakers at the AAAS Science and Technology Policy Forum.
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In 2020, Bond Between Science and Policy Has Grown Stronger
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Photo credit: The devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic have served as a wake-up call to the scientific community, offering it the opportunity to emerge more effective at addressing society’s most pressing needs.
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Aspirin Reverse Chemotherapy Resistance in Breast Cancer Cells and Mice
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Photo credit: Aspirin weakened molecular drug pumps in the cells, making them more sensitive to chemotherapy.
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City Day Care Yards with Forest Floors Boosted Children's Immune Systems
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Photo credit: Children in the transformed day care centers had more diverse skin and gut bacteria and a stronger presence of anti-inflammatory proteins.
AAAS Statement on Proposed Rule by U.S. Homeland Security Affecting Nonimmigrant Academic Students
Read more
Photo credit: “We must not cede our leadership in drawing talent from all corners of the globe by undermining our ability as a nation to encourage students and scholars from studying in the U.S.”

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