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A D-dimensional Fermi gas of (a) D = 1, (b) D = 2, and (c) D = 3 divided into regions D+1 that meet at a single point, with any k regions sharing a flat boundary of the D+ dimension 1 – k. Here we study a measure of entanglement, known as mutual information, which … Read more
All over the world, and especially here in the United States, Jews have access to an incredible network of Jewish organizations, but where is the support for those with Jewish genetic diseases? Growing up, I was a privileged beneficiary of an amazing Jewish summer camp (Rama Ojai), Jewish education at Brandeis Marine, and extensive Jewish … Read more
2006 fatal coli bacteria An outbreak traced to spinach from a Central California farm has prompted farmers to clear the meadows and forests that line their fields, amid concerns that they are harboring disease-carrying wild animals. It turns out that this strategy may do more harm than good. Scientists learned that birds on California farms … Read more
Placeholder while loading article actions Transgender people of all ages will soon not be able to use Medicaid to help pay for gender confirmation care under a new state law, a move that comes as Governor Ron DeSantis’ administration pursues policies that increase restrictions on medical treatments such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy. Florida … Read more
“We don’t take the strike lightly, but it’s time to take a stand and have Kaiser spend some of its billions on mental health care,” said Sal Rosselli, president of the National Federation of Health Care Workers. More than 2,000 union-affiliated mental health care physicians at Kaiser Permanente across Northern California have announced their intention … Read more
“Think like a factory,” Paul Saladino, better known online as Carnivore MD, tells me from the confines of a YouTube video. He tries, as he often does, to convince the world that vegetables are probably not good for us, and that a diet consisting almost entirely of meat is the best way to “grow”. “If … Read more
Dr. Courtney Jo Pedersen saw Edward Cullen Byrne as more of an obstacle than a potential suitor when he offered to buy her a drink during a Yale men’s and women’s alumni rugby teams meeting in September 2015. “He was standing between me and the dance floor,” said Dr. Pedersen, who wore a Hello Kitty-style … Read more
China’s real estate industry accounts for more than a quarter of national GDP, according to Moody’s. Pictured is a housing complex under construction on December 15, 2021 in Guizhou Province. Costphoto | Publishing in the future | Getty Images BEIJING – China’s real estate problems could spill over into other key sectors if problems persist … Read more
Stocks in Asia are set to get off to a mixed start Friday after a jump in Treasury yields amid continuing uncertainty over the extent to which the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates to ensure high inflation continues to subside. The rally in US stocks faded on Thursday, with markets closing mixed. Japan gained … Read more
