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Bioweapons: Threat or Fiction?

October 5, 2020

Cautionary portrayals of COVID-19 in mass media have led to a greater understanding of the dangers of a global pandemic, which has helped to reduce the impact the virus has[…]

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Masters of Science – The Gentleman’s Nonfiction Digest

January 27, 2017

CHAPTER I The Afflictions of Man FOR ALL THEIR STRENGTH and courage, men are subject to many strange and startling debilities to which womankind appears impervious. It is in fact[…]

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Research Highlights: A Selection from the Scientific Fiction Literature

September 27, 2015

Science Editorials on Televised Immunology highlights articles in the scientific fiction field that discuss the most recent progress in fertility and reproduction between humans and humanoid organisms, from the regulatory[…]

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- October 12, 2020

“All for one and one for all”... The COVID-19 pandemic has been a global crisis, with developing countries bearing the brunt of it. What is the role of poverty and world hunger on the spread of this virus? Click here to find out! #COVID19 #uoft https://t.co/cnrQCj7wni

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- October 5, 2020

We’ll say it again in case you didn’t know... we are living in a pandemic 😬 But this is definitely not the first or worst one in human history. Wondering how COVID-19 compares to the rest? Click here to find out! https://t.co/3C4x4fHHdb

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- October 2, 2020

We’re back! And we have answers for you on all things pandemics... Make sure to look out for our newest issue, coming next week! https://t.co/9gGkLr5Mnf

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- October 1, 2020

“We’re living in unprecedented times”... The truth is pandemics and plagues have been the norm for most of human history! So how does COVID-19 fit in and what does the future hold? Find out by reading this special edition article by Dr. Stephen Hedrick! https://t.co/s4R4ZAYJvo

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- August 27, 2020

When it comes to the policy-making process, what role do scientists play? And more importantly, how can we play a stronger role and create change? Click the link below to find out! https://t.co/34Xn8EknKf

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