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The more attractive unemployment benefits offered by the Government, the higher the unemployment rate will be and the longer the job search time will be.
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The more attractive unemployment benefits offered by the Government, the higher the unemployment rate will be and the longer the job search time will be.
America is making a breakthrough in nuclear power policy. The striving of the nuclear lion will help to stir up the world nuclear community ...
In 1944, Helen Duncan became the last woman in England to be condemned to
During the French Revolution, the French Republic Government put up thousands of thousands of thousands of aristocrats and Antonine could not avoid this nightmare. The r…
Menecheep was not elected to the Academy of Sciences, but the flower never obeyed the tyrannical government, science belongs to the people, scientists belong to the peop…
WHO calls on governments to implement six strategic measures including review of trans fat-rich food sources and the basis for policy changes.
The Canadian government's tobacco information page states: there are only about 2500 substances in tobacco leaves, but under the process of burning they transform into 4…
Sarin is a colorless, odorless, tasteless chemical that can kill people or leave bad health sequelaes in very small amounts.
Thailand is currently facing an increase in obesity rates. Along with that, the cost of health care is also expanding with the waist of the people.
Last June, Thailand became the first Asian country to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child.
Charities, governments and scientists from all over the world have had a face-to-face meeting in Switzerland on Thursday to find an action plan to prevent 3 diseases tha…
A US Government report revealed that every year 40,000 people diagnosed with cancer related to human papilloma virus (HPV) and 80% can prevent it with HPV vaccine.
Japan is considered the world's longest-lived country. Researchers speculate that Japanese diets may be the main cause of their longevity.
South Korea's Yonhap reported on March 22 that the government announced the first detection of Zika virus in the country.
The decision of the British government and HFEA was enthusiastically responded by the scientists in the country, who considered it a great victory of science.