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The evolutionary purpose of kissing has long eluded scientists. Smooching is risky, given things like pointy teeth, and inherently gross, given an estimated 80 million bacteria are transferred in a 10 second kiss. And yet, from polar bears to humans, albatrosses and prairie dogs, ...  Show more

It seems like artificial intelligence is everywhere in our virtual lives. It's in our search results and our phones. But what happens when AI moves out of the chat and into the real world? NPR science editor and correspondent Geoff Brumfiel took a trip to the Intelligence through ...  Show more

Have we over estimated the deadliness of covid? So doctors seem to think so.Is the cure worse than the disease?The GREEN GROCER—the ultimate cure.A recent article and study by John Hopkin's University demonstrates that COVID 19 has not attributed at any excessive deaths in Americ ...  Show more

At the end of January, long before the world understood that seemingly healthy people could spread the coronavirus, a doctor in Germany tried to sound the alarm. Today, we look at why that warning was unwelcome.

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Könnte das eine Sepsis sein? Oft keimt der Verdacht zu spät auf – und so stirbt rein rechnerisch alle sieben Minuten in Deutschland ein Mensch an den Folgen einer Blutvergiftung. Auch außerhalb der Klinik sollte man die Sepsis deshalb immer auf dem Schirm haben: Prof. Dr. Michael ...  Show more

Contributor: Aaron Lessen, MD

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