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Tim Clark, Bubba Watson and Ben Crane have withdrawn from the Cadillac Championship, leaving the World Golf Championship field with only 66 players.
Read More »China’s Health Care Reform Could Save Consumers $1.5 Billion
China announced wide-sweeping health care reforms this week , focusing on building more hospitals, reducing the price of common drugs, banning smoking from public spaces, and increasing state insurance subsidies. China--despite heavy reliance on government funding for social programs--has developed a curiously excessive reliance on the sales of drugs to fund hospitals, a feature of its health care system that doesn't quite sit right with the nation's overarching philosophy--or with its citizens. "I think that no matter what kind of hospital, you should rely on medical technology and improved services to gain income," said Sun Zhigang , the National Development and Reform Commission's deputy director.
Read More »Text to Change Takes on Child Trafficking
The mobile for health industry in Africa continues to expand. "We can teach larger organizations a lot," the group's founder tells us.
Read More »A Royal Dinner Celebrates French Gastronomy
Sixty of some of the world’s greatest chefs are orchestrating Le D
Read More »China Trying to Harness 2 Trillion Tons of Coal Reserves for Global Energy Dominance
Coal may be the most loathed energy source among sustainability advocates, but it isn't going anywhere, especially now that governments are investing billions in carbon capture and sequestration projects for coal plants. Any country with significant coal reserves and a government that pays little attention to safety and environmental hazards stands to profit handsomely.
Read More »Practical Advances in Everyday Living
Illustrations by Shingo Shimizu Breakthroughs in materials science mean greener, cleaner, and safer spaces. We take a closer peek at three that amaze. .h2{ color:rgb(0,113,146) !important; clear:both !important; } .p{ font-size:11.5px !important; clear:both !important; } #float_box { width:580px; margin:10px auto; } #bird_windows { width:250px; margin-right:20px; float:left; } #bird_windows img { margin-bottom:10px; } #liquid_glass { width:300px; float:right; } #liquid_glass img { margin-bottom:10px; } Heat-Releasing Walls To keep a room cool, just let the walls melt
Read More »How the WWF Translocated a Wounded Wild Tiger in Nepal
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Read More »Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi’s Lame Talk Underscores TED’s Awkward Adventures in Advertising
You've heard about the lovely and amazing , now let's hear about the duds of TED. “Only 5% of TED Talks have been given by CEOs,” Pepsi chief Indra Nooyi observed from the stage at TED, before going on to demonstrate why. Her bland recitation of the accomplishments of Pepsi Refresh , a decent, though hardly groundbreaking corporate social responsibility program, had some attendees wondering if it was a paid product placement.
Read More »Gravity, by George Gamow [Special Archive Article]
Editor's note: This article originally appeared in the March 1961 issue of Scientific American. In the days when civilized men believed that the world was flat they had no reason to think about gravity. There was up and down
Read More »Evolution Abroad: Creationism Evolves in Science Classrooms around the Globe
As the familiar battles over evolution education continue to play out in U.S. state legislatures and school boards, other countries are facing very different dynamics. Much of the world lives outside of any law that requires separation of church and state, making creationism trickier to disentangle from public school curricula.
Read More »More "Deep Time" Records Needed to Understand Climate Future
The keys to understanding future climate change may be locked in rocks and sediments that act as records of conditions millions or billions of years ago, the National Academy of Sciences said yesterday.
Read More »Opinion: Match Play offers snapshot of golf scene
The PGA Tour could have skipped the West Coast swing and gone straight to the Match Play Championship, which provided a perfect snapshot of everything going in the world of golf.
Read More »Uniting Students in Sustainable Microfinance
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Read More »Research elucidates the effect of disorder on magnetic vortex gyration
Much of the worlds information is stored in memories consisting of magnetic domains, and researchers continue to develop new domain arrangements to enable smaller and faster such memories.
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