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The Scientist Whose Discovery Made Blood Transfusions Less Risky

Blood is very vital to life, and in some instances, doctors have prescribed blood transfusions as a remedy for keeping someone alive. This procedure would be risky if blood that doesn’t match the one your body produces is administered; yet, this was the case until 1901 when a scientist made some interesting findings. And his

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This Company Wants To Pay You To Study SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS

On Tuesday, June 14, Oracle – a leading business software maker – donated ₦597 million to an earlier ₦40 billion support fund targeted at empowering and engaging girls and women worldwide into studying Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics or STEM. While the first installation was to encourage young people around the world to study STEM, this

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Do You Know of Insects That Reach Maturity at 17, Mate, Live For About a Month, Then Die?

Can you imagine a life where you reach maturity in the seventeenth year of your life, emerge from underground soil, shed your exoskeleton, and moult into an adult. With strong wings, you fly through the air, mate, then die? Horrible? Bittersweet? Well, that’s the life of a type of insect called cicada. The Life Cycle

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