STEMsocial (@steemstem) - Honouree

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Creating A New STEM Communication Paradigm On Hive

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Why 'Morning and Night' Isn't Always Good Enough for Your Medication. For about two years, I worked as a pharmacy technician. Looking back now, there are so many little things we did that I never questioned. On

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Oligometastatic Cancer: An Opportunity for Treatment Hope !Watts_– Hope (Walker).jpg(

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The smell of death A few years ago, I stumbled upon one of those stories that makes you pause and say, "Nah... this can't be real." It was about a Scottish wo

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The Mushroom Test: How Our Ancestors Practiced Science Without Knowing It One of the topics I enjoy teaching students the most is the scientific method. There is something deeply satisfy

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The Elephant in the Room: Alcohol and Its Illusions I was around 18 years old when I had my first alcoholic drink. It was freshly tapped palm wine. You could drink gallons of it without wantin

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Good Health? Eating less may be what you need Food is life, no doubt about that. Without food, no human being can survive beyond a couple of days, with the highest recorded survival peri

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Lamarckism and the Human Brain I love telling a particular joke to my students whenever I'm advising them to study adequately. The joke revolves around the law of use and

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Global Warming and the Politics of Convenience Global warming is not entirely a bad thing. In fact, without it, the Earth might have remained locked in an ice

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When Vaccines Don’t Seem to Work: My Measles Experience I have listened to and read about several arguments against vaccines. Initially, I thought many of these arguments were simply dumb and reek

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Meet Jane and Johanna It is one thing to have a natural penchant for something, and another to be doing something for economic gain. It is, however, possible for

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Young Blood, Old Questions: What the Science Really Says About Ageing I first saw the headline on Sky News: Drinking young blood could prevent age-related diseases, study reveals.(ht

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Wound Healing: You Can't Be Too Careful Some of my readers know that about a year ago--in May of 2025, to be precise--my husband had complex surgery on his leg. It is not a common

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Something Must Kill a Man Something must kill a man. The above phrase is a popular joke in Nigerian societies, and perhaps beyond. It is

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Writing used to be so cool Reflecting on How Writing Has Changed Writing used to be so much fun back in 2017, when I first joined this com

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