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Concordia profs share research on Seward home, early Black settlers

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By Leonardo Lopez
| The Sower
Home Arts & Culture Concordia profs share research on Seward home, early Black settlers Concordia professor Brent Royuk researches the history of his old home. Photo: Tobin Beck This story is featured in the August print edition of the Sower newspaper.
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Coupled Atlantic atmosphere-ocean variability modulates cutaneous leishmaniasis in North Africa, enabling long-lead seasonal forecasts

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By Darrin T Schultz, Adrià San-José, Junying Wang, Karim Aoun, Meryem Lemrani, Leonardo Lopez, Idris Mhaidi, Aida Bouratbine, Richard Paul, Xavier Rodó
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Early warning systems for climate-driven diseases require predictors with sufficient lead time, a persistent challenge for many diseases and regions. While coupled atmosphere-ocean phenomena offer a potential solution, they remain largely underexploited in temperate zones.
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Jasanki: Jabones naturales como respuesta al cuidado de la piel, aprovechamiento de frutas de producción local en San Quintín, Baja California

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By Vanessa Salazar, Leonardo Lopez, Sandra Hernandez, Sandra Hernández Verified
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Comprender la gran cantidad de problemas y enfermedades que pueden afectar profundamente a la piel es crucial, ya que este órgano vital es una barrera contra numerosos factores ambientales. Existen estudios que muestran como los jabones a base de ingredientes vegetales son menos agresivos (ejemplo, personas alérgicas a algunos ingredientes) que los jabones tradicionales, evitando la pérdida de humedad y la irritación en la piel.
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