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Vaccinology in the twenty-first century revisited

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By Alan D. T. Barrett, Richard Rupp, Richard W. Titball, Veronika von Messling
| Nature Verified
Ten years ago, npj Vaccines was launched with an intentionally broad view of vaccinology. A decade later, that breadth has proven prescient. The journal’s launch editorial in 2016 stated: “Vaccinology is defined as the science of vaccines, and historically includes basic science, immunogens, the host immune response, delivery strategies and technologies, manufacturing, and clinical evaluation.
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How to find physical movement you actually enjoy

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By Alan D. T. Barrett, Dfaapa HopeHealth
| Florence Morning News Verified
While many people seek a jump-start to healthier living after the holidays, incorporating more physical activity is a powerful goal year-round, offering numerous benefits for people of all ages and ability levels. kAm#68F=2C A9JD:42= 24E:G:EJ <66AD J@FC 3C2:?[ 3@?6D[ 962CE[ 3=@@5 G6DD6=D 2?5 :>>F?6 DJDE6> :?
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Deepfakes and the law

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By Alan D. T. Barrett
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes smarter, the creation of “deepfakes” is increasingly a social and legal problem. What are deepfakes? Deepfakes are videos, pictures or audio soundbites that have been synthesised or manipulated using generative AI to look real. They are usually malicious or exploitative where they represent prominent people, such as politicians or media personalities. Widespread use may undermine trust in what we read on social media or see or hear in broadcasts.
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