In November 2024, amid political fragmentation, President-elect Trump promises to evict minorities, while Starmer balances identity politics against far-right claims. The article explores how archaeology’s evolution affects political identity, urging a rejection of outdated narratives to embrace a nuanced understanding of historical objects and their significance in contemporary discourse.
The article by Nirvan Marathe examines the evolving role of zoos amid growing concerns about animal rights and welfare. While zoos claim to focus on conservation and education, ethical issues and the psychological effects on captive animals raise significant questions about their relevance. Alternatives like virtual reality could reshape public interaction with wildlife.
Chimerism in humans refers to the existence of two or more genetically distinct cell lines within a single organism, which can occur naturally or artificially. Types include microchimerism, fusion chimerism, and twin chimerism. Often undetected, chimerism can complicate DNA testing and forensic analysis, leading to potential issues like false negatives.
The opioid crisis in America arose from increased prescriptions and misrepresentation by pharmaceutical companies, leading to widespread addiction and overdose deaths. Regulatory failures allowed easy access to addictive drugs, exacerbating the epidemic. Communities, especially those with lower socioeconomic status, suffer disproportionately. Comprehensive interventions are necessary to address disparities and curb the crisis.
Junior doctors in the UK have been striking for better pay and working conditions, shedding light on various issues within the healthcare system. Beyond pay, reasons for strikes include severe understaffing, unacceptable working conditions, and the impact on patient care. Medical students, already facing financial strain and workload challenges, are further affected. During strikes, students have been asked to cover for doctors, which raises concerns about their training and patient safety. With government plans to extend strike laws, addressing these issues becomes crucial for the future of healthcare professionals and medical students.
This article challenges the assumption that humans are inherently selfish and advocates for prosocial behaviors, arguing that studies on human behavior and altruism question the prevailing capitalist narrative, emphasizing the potential for societal shifts towards cooperation, altruism, and resource-sharing within a socialist framework.
Gracie Enticknap discusses the current state of LGBTQ+ inclusion in STEM and what needs to change to make progress on this. Link in bio!
Gracie Enticknap explores how James Cameron’s Avatar serves as a visually captivating critique of humanity’s escape from environmental issues through technologically driven solutions, paralleling real-world debates on greenwashing and the need for genuine environmental protection.
Using Turkey as a case study, Cansu Öktem warns us of the issues that can arise from science censorship and negligence.
This article delves into India’s scientific landscape, emphasizing challenges like limited political support, cultural clashes, and poor scientific literacy, while also noting positive developments and the need for collaborative efforts to promote research and development in the country.
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