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Three Signs of Depression in Elderly Relatives

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Science & Medicine, Society & Culture
Like many other illnesses, depression frequently presents differently in the elderly compared to younger people. It’s a common assumption that depression in your elderly relative would be simple to identify....

Top 5 Benefits of Having a Cardboard Baler

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Science & Medicine
Cardboard balers are becoming increasingly popular – but why is this? Inside this article, you can find out. Climate change is a hot topic right now. For several years, it has been discussed non-stop on...

Jonathan Franzen, Climate Change and the Need for Imagination

Glenn McLaren
Science, Science & Medicine
  Dr. Glenn McLaren   Where climate change is concerned, human imagination is a double-edged-sword. The seemingly controllable technological industrial utopia we imagined and built, has...

UC Berkeley’s David A. Patterson Sees the Future After Moore’s Law

Hippo Reads Staff
Science, Science & Medicine, Technology
As professor emeritus of the University of California, Berkeley, David A. Patterson has led a distinguished academic career since joining the faculty in 1977. Patterson developed RISC I, a microprocessor...

Some Renewable Energy Types Promise a Bright Future. Others are Merely Sci-Fi Fantasy

Kevin Gardner
Science & Medicine, Society & Culture
Global warming is pressuring the world to cut back on fossil fuels. Even if it weren't, we have largely run out of the most easily accessible, cheapest sources of fossil fuels. This means that fossil fuels...

How To Teach Science at School? Less Expert Talk, According To The Expert Darwin

Rayyan Dabbous
Science & Medicine
When the news came in America that Finnish schools promoted free play over homework, education seemed under attack. How would climbing trees and playing tag be more pedagogical than being sent home to read a...

Will China’s moon landing launch a new space race?

Wendy Whitman Cobb, The Conversation
Science & Medicine
China became the third country to land a probe on the Moon on Jan. 2. But, more importantly, it became the first to do so on the far side of the moon, often called the dark side. The ability to land on the far...
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