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Freelance writer and foreign correspondent reporting from East Africa and Africa's Great Lakes region.

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Precision cardiovascular risk prediction in type 1 diabetes: An IMI2 SOPHIA analysis

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By Sofia Pazmino, Stefanie Schmid, Jordi Blanch, Daniel E. Coral, Nele Steenackers, Laura Gallardo-Nuell, Amar Van Laar, Rafael Ramos, Kinga Nowak, Jonathan W. Rosen, Chantal Mathieu, Carel le Roux, Paul W. Franks, Jose Manuel Fernández-Real, Stefanie Lanzinger, Bart Van der Schueren, Nicole Forestier, Naichuan Zhang, Birgit Reinhart-Steininger, Yenny Leal, Shreekar Bharadwaj Araveti, Ditte F. Heidemann, Christian-Dominik Möller
| Nature
Abstract Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major long-term complication and the leading cause of morbidity and mortality among individuals with type 1 diabetes (T1D), with a substantially higher prevalence compared to the general population and driven by multiple interrelated risk factors—underscoring the urgent need for accurate risk assessment.
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Namíbia quer liderar economia do hidrogênio

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By Jonathan W. Rosen
| mittechreview.com.br
Numa tarde de março, no meio do deserto mais antigo do mundo, Johannes Michels observa uma fileira de painéis solares, do tamanho de 40 campos de futebol, que estendendo-se até uma cadeia de picos irregulares entre a areia de cor ocre e um céu azul sem nuvens. Dentro de um edifício à esquerda de Michels está um eletrólisador de 12 megawatts, uma máquina que se assemelha a duas pilhas AA gigantescas e que foi projetada para dividir a água em seus dois componentes, H₂ e O.
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Volver a alimentos y cultivos olvidados para luchar contra el hambre en África

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By Jonathan W. Rosen
| MIT Technology Review en español
La primera vez que faltaron las lluvias, los agricultores de Kanaani estaban preparados para ello. Era abril de 2021, y como el cambio climático había hecho que el tiempo fuera cada vez más errático, las familias del pueblo del este de Kenia se habían acostumbrado a guardar alimentos de cosechas anteriores.
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