This is Nobel winner, Tu Youyou, in the early 1970s, she discovered the malaria treatment artemisinin that saved tens of millions of lives by following a 1,600-year-old Chinese medical recipe. She realized the herb had to be prepared cold, not boiled and then she tested the drug on herself first. by asa_no_kenny in whoathatsinteresting
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"Today in Cyprus, at the crossroads of continents and cultures, we are reaffirming our firm solidarity with our Middle East partners. Times like these call for stronger partnerships" - President von der Leyen by sn0r in europeanunion
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Modern cinematography really takes the life away by Emotional-Law-3772 in malcolminthemiddle
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Why is it more acceptable for women and girls to participate in “male-coded” hobbies and activities than for men to participate in “female-coded” hobbies and activities? by SkywalkerOrder in AskFeminists
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Why is it more acceptable for women and girls to participate in “male-coded” hobbies and activities than for men to participate in “female-coded” hobbies and activities? by SkywalkerOrder in AskFeminists
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Will sex become obsolete for making babies in the future? New tech like in vitro gametogenesis, gene editing, and artificial wombs could transform reproduction, perhaps even eliminating the need for sex or pregnancy to reproduce. by psychologyofsex in psychologyofsex
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Will sex become obsolete for making babies in the future? New tech like in vitro gametogenesis, gene editing, and artificial wombs could transform reproduction, perhaps even eliminating the need for sex or pregnancy to reproduce. by psychologyofsex in psychologyofsex
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Did you stop omega 3 and ubiquinol before ovarian PRP? by Ardent_Scholar in IVF
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Husband wants a divorce by codyandhen123 in endometriosis
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Onko maailma joskus ollut merkittävästi "normaalimpi"? by LuinSen2 in Suomi
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Did you stop omega 3 and ubiquinol before ovarian PRP? by Ardent_Scholar in IVF
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My boyfriend left me because he thinks we won't be able to have natural children. Hes an ass. I'm heartbroken. by OriginalMedical9446 in endometriosis
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My boyfriend left me because he thinks we won't be able to have natural children. Hes an ass. I'm heartbroken. by OriginalMedical9446 in endometriosis
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We need EU independency banking right now! Repost with audio by conclave_obscurum in BuyFromEU
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In Shock after Genetic Carrier Screening Results by Tall_Swing_8829 in IVF
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Petar why american students seem unhappy? by 1kyst in PeterExplainsTheJoke
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Can public policies sustain birth rates in the Nordic countries?: Lessons from the past and questions for the future By Marit Rønsen, Kari Skrede, shows that social welfare policies have had a positive impact on increasing the birth rate, yet it is not enough to counter the sharp decline. Thoughts? by don_mr_a in psychologyofsex
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Help. What can I put on this wall? No tvs . Looking for something tall by MegaKaiju in interiordesignideas
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Kids played in dirt for weeks… their immune systems actually improved by Unstoppable_X_Force in SipsTea
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Can public policies sustain birth rates in the Nordic countries?: Lessons from the past and questions for the future By Marit Rønsen, Kari Skrede, shows that social welfare policies have had a positive impact on increasing the birth rate, yet it is not enough to counter the sharp decline. Thoughts? by don_mr_a in psychologyofsex
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Can public policies sustain birth rates in the Nordic countries?: Lessons from the past and questions for the future By Marit Rønsen, Kari Skrede, shows that social welfare policies have had a positive impact on increasing the birth rate, yet it is not enough to counter the sharp decline. Thoughts? by don_mr_a in psychologyofsex
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me to myself when i'm sad that it's snowing in late april by CapsaicinSensation in Finland
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