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Lamia spent a couple of years interning at an organization that offered medical consultation before joining the editorial team at FLWL News. An enthusiastic fitness freak in the room, she offers the best amounts of insights and craft-based writing style to keep us up to date about the medicine industry, health and science.   Email: lamia@flwl.org Phone: +1 512-845-8162
Study shows differences between men's and women's lung repair

Study shows differences between men’s and women’s lung repair

January 14, 2023Lamia Yang

A study published in the journal Stem Cell Reports shows that there are probably differences between males and females in lung repair after a viral infection. The research, led by professors from the University of Pennsylvania Montserrat Anguera and Andrew Vaughan, studies genetic differences in the cells that are responsible for repairing the lungs in […]

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Seven Amazing Fossils From 2022 That Didn't Come From Dinosaurs

Seven Amazing Fossils From 2022 That Didn’t Come From Dinosaurs

December 31, 2022Lamia Yang

A few days ago, we shared with you a non-exhaustive list of ten dinosaur discoveries that marked 2022. Now let’s move on to the other fossils unearthed or analyzed this year which are just as important from a scientific point of view. The oldest fossilized brain The Chengjiang Fossil Site in China preserves a series […]

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Chimpanzee study casts doubt on origin of human bipedalism

Chimpanzee study casts doubt on origin of human bipedalism

December 17, 2022Lamia Yang

Bipedalism is a defining characteristic of human lineage. It has long been believed that our ancestors began to walk on two legs in the more open environments of the African savannah. A recent study centered on chimpanzees, our closest cousins, nevertheless suggests that bipedalism may have first appeared in trees. The Savannah Hypothesis Mandatory terrestrial […]

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The Europa Clipper probe gets its “reaction wheels”

The Europa Clipper probe gets its “reaction wheels”

November 29, 2022Lamia Yang

Just as rovers rely on wheels to navigate lunar or Martian surfaces, some probes also use wheels (in this case, reaction wheels) to orient themselves in space without using thrusters. Engineers and technicians at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory recently installed four of these wheels on Europa Clipper which is being prepared for its journey through […]

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In Tucumán, they intensify the work for the control of dengue

In Tucumán, they intensify the work for the control of dengue

September 29, 2022Lamia Yang

The Minister of Public Health, Luis Medina Ruiz, indicated that with the increase in temperatures and rains, mosquitoes appear, such as the Aedes Aegypti, transmitter of the dengue virus. In this sense, he recommends what are the preventive measures to avoid its proliferation. “Today we do not have dengue in Tucumán, but we must prepare […]

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In France, most water bottles contain microplastics

In France, most water bottles contain microplastics

August 29, 2022Lamia Yang

In France, an association recently conducted a survey whose conclusion is quite worrying. 78% of bottled water tested during the study contained plastic microparticles. However, the level of microplastics in bottles differs between brands. A test on water marketed in France In 2018, we mentioned a study conducted by the Orb Media collective in the […]

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Phytoplankton should continue to purify an increasing amount of CO2 during this century

Phytoplankton should continue to purify an increasing amount of CO2 during this century

July 14, 2022Lamia Yang

A study takes stock of how the uptake of carbon by phytoplankton should evolve over the century according to different scenarios of global warming. If the conclusions agree on an increase in absorption between now and 2100, they diverge very widely beyond this horizon. The results were published in the journal PNAS on July 11. […]

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Global warming threatens a 'biocrust' that limits the amount of dust in the atmosphere

Global warming threatens a ‘biocrust’ that limits the amount of dust in the atmosphere

July 1, 2022Lamia Yang

Arid soils are protected from wind erosion by a “biocrust” whose role is to limit the amount of dust present in the atmosphere. However, this same biocrust faces a major threat: global warming. Over the next fifty years, the amount of dust in the atmosphere is expected to increase far from negligible and the effects […]

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How probiotics can help solve intestinal problems

How probiotics can help solve intestinal problems

June 16, 2022Lamia Yang

According to data from the American Association of Gastroenterology, between 69 percent and 75.2% of Mexicans go to the doctor for intestinal problems. As summer vacation begins, many people choose to rest and recharge their batteries. Therefore, they drink and eat what they regularly deprive themselves of, which can lead to the need to take […]

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Dinosaur: a new large predator discovered in the Sahara

Dinosaur: a new large predator discovered in the Sahara

June 14, 2022Lamia Yang

A team of paleontologists announces that they have identified the remains of a new type of large carnivorous dinosaur from the Abelisaurid family in Egypt, at a famous fossil site. The animal, which evolved about 98 million years ago, was about six meters long, about as long as an adult saltwater crocodile. A new large […]

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