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Dealing With Hemolyzed Blood Samples: An Unresolved Dilemma!

Blood sample contamination happens easily, for example when red blood cells burst due to improper handling. Opinions on how to deal with test results obtained from these unsuitable samples differ.

Science & Technology

Dust in climbing halls linked to a decline in lung function

In climbing halls, high levels of dust are found because magnesia powder is used to dry hands. Concerns have been […]

Arts & Humanities

Are Death and Brain Death the Same Thing?

The question of brain death is of utmost practical importance to transplantation medicine. While many anthropologists argue that death and brain death are two different things, there are good pragmatic reasons to equate the two.

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Dealing With Hemolyzed Blood Samples: An Unresolved Dilemma!

Dust in climbing halls linked to a decline in lung function

Are Death and Brain Death the Same Thing?

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Tackling Plastics Pollution with Chemical Recycling: An Interview with Katrina Knauer

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