Why does milk reduce the effectiveness of antibiotics?
Research by scientists shows that some antibiotics when taken with milk can reduce their effectiveness, especially those treating bacterial infections.
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Research by scientists shows that some antibiotics when taken with milk can reduce their effectiveness, especially those treating bacterial infections.
European Union (EU) countries are working together to reduce the number of Chinese hairy crabs. Why?
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As Cuba's power grid collapsed for a third day on October 20, the dire consequences of the prolonged blackout were becoming clear.
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As tall as a 10-story building, China's new hydraulic cylinder will be used to build foundations for offshore engineering projects.
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Archaeologists believe that the dodecahedron may have had a religious or magical function for the Romans.