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the spray from your toilet could spread covid-19

a new study reinforces what we knew pre-pandemic: keep the lid down.
nicholas sokic
jun 18, 2020

with canada's contact tracing app coming soon, how will it work?

tracking people who have come into contact with an infected person raises issues of privacy, and tech barriers.
nicholas sokic
jun 16, 2020

ai measures our panic, and it's off the charts

a new york-based ai platform is tracking our anxieties through the internet
nicholas sokic
jun 11, 2020

use of antihypertensive drugs generates pressure-packed debate in covid-19 era

an academic look at antihypertensive drugs in the pandemic.
the conversation
jun 05, 2020

we need pro sports back — for our health

sitting on the couch in front of a game has a surprising effect on everything from libido to language skills
nicholas sokic
jun 05, 2020

what tear gas does to your body

deadly tear gas is banned in war, yet can be sprayed on people to control riots.
nicholas sokic
jun 02, 2020

imagine if we could 'switch off' pain?

duke university researchers have discovered a part of the brain in mice that can be blocked to control pain.
jordan heuvelmans
may 28, 2020

gulp. you have probably eaten hundreds of maggots

turns out maggots can live deep inside strawberries, so washing them doesn't make a lot of difference.
jordan heuvelmans
may 22, 2020
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canadian society for exercise physiology
powered by
canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)
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diabetes canada

the spray from your toilet could spread covid-19

a new study reinforces what we knew pre-pandemic: keep the lid down.
nicholas sokic
jun 18, 2020

with canada's contact tracing app coming soon, how will it work?

tracking people who have come into contact with an infected person raises issues of privacy, and tech barriers.
nicholas sokic
jun 16, 2020

ai measures our panic, and it's off the charts

a new york-based ai platform is tracking our anxieties through the internet
nicholas sokic
jun 11, 2020

use of antihypertensive drugs generates pressure-packed debate in covid-19 era

an academic look at antihypertensive drugs in the pandemic.
the conversation
jun 05, 2020
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

we need pro sports back — for our health

sitting on the couch in front of a game has a surprising effect on everything from libido to language skills
nicholas sokic
jun 05, 2020

what tear gas does to your body

deadly tear gas is banned in war, yet can be sprayed on people to control riots.
nicholas sokic
jun 02, 2020

imagine if we could 'switch off' pain?

duke university researchers have discovered a part of the brain in mice that can be blocked to control pain.
jordan heuvelmans
may 28, 2020

gulp. you have probably eaten hundreds of maggots

turns out maggots can live deep inside strawberries, so washing them doesn't make a lot of difference.
jordan heuvelmans
may 22, 2020
powered by
canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)
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