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America’s national parks didn’t just preserve natural wonders. They helped shape modern science.
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Moments of crisis force us to question what we take for granted.
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For nearly 50 years, activists, faith leaders, and everyday people have challenged government policies and defended immigrants.
“Sanctuary in America” explores the powerful history behind one of the nation's most enduring movements for justice.
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New supplement: explore abstracts from the 35th Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Heart Association, now published in the European Heart Journal Supplements.
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What makes a strong academic book proposal, and what role does peer review play in the publishing process?
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How does the development of the periodic table in the 19th Century connect to research on quantum theory today?
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Evidence matters at every stage of cardiovascular care.
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What is terrorism?
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