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Waning Vaccine Protection Contributes to Whooping Cough Comeback
2018 AAAS Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Lecture: Dr. Alison Van Eenennaam
Engagement matters: lessons from Leshner Public Engagement Fellows
U.S.-Cuba Scientific Collaboration Advances
Havana Symposium Co-Organized by AAAS Leads to Promising Research Partnerships
U.S.-Cuba Meeting Demonstrates Value of Collaboration in Science
AAAS Helps Organize Symposium in Havana on Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
Reddit AMA: Vector-Borne Disease
Spotlight on Science Writers: Beth Shapiro
Beth Shapiro shares thoughts on her award-winning book, How To Clone a Mammoth, in this Spotlight on Science Writers post.
Seagrass Reduces Marine Pollution and Disease
Ocean seagrass meadows reduce bacteria unhealthful to humans and marine organisms by up to 50%, a new study shows, and they also decrease the likelihood of disease in coral reefs by half.
Conference will bring together scientists at the intersection of genomics and immunology
Biodiversity may protect against spread of disease
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