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Nicoletta Lanese’s Biography

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Dance has long served as my vehicle to bring science to new audiences. I spent my college years sprinting from mirror-lined dance studios to dimly lit neuroscience laboratories and then back again for rehearsal. I translated the intricacies of memory formation and neurological disease into movement phrases, and I brought those to the stage.

As a science communicator, my goal is the same: I want to get science out of the laboratory and in front of fresh eyes.

At the UC Santa Cruz Science Communi…

Nicoletta Lanese’s Journalist Portfolio

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What Is Virotherapy?

What Is Virotherapy?

Some viruses can kill cancer, and scientists have known this for over a century. It's only in the past few de…

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Hunting for Pain's Off-switch - UCSC Science Notes

Hunting for Pain's Off-switch - UCSC Science Notes

Doctors are searching for a better solution for patients with chronic pain - a way to switch their pain off a…

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Heart risk calculator due for an update

Heart risk calculator due for an update

The equation doctors use to estimate cardiovascular risk is prone to miscalculation, according to a new study…

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Young, brilliant and broke: Push to fund young biomedical scientists

Young, brilliant and broke: Push to fund young biomedical scientists

The National Institutes of Health invests over $32 billion in biomedical research every year, and scientists …

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Call to action for cage-free farming in California

Call to action for cage-free farming in California

The Humane Society is spearheading a new cage-free farming initiative to ban cages for chickens, pigs and vea…

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People are more honest on Tinder than you may think, study says

People are more honest on Tinder than you may think, study says

Are people being honest or are dating apps fraught with fibbers? Researchers at Stanford's Social Media Lab h…

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FDA approves first mRNA vaccine for seasonal flu

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Gloved hands draw fluid from a vaccine vial into a syringe. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new seasonal flu vaccine that uses mRNA as its base. Moderna, the vaccine's maker, announced Wednesday (Aug. 5) that a vaccine advisory committee to the FDA unanimously agreed that the shot is safe and effective for preventing illness from seasonal influenza. The shot, called mFlusiva or mRNA-1010, has been approved for people ages 50 and older.
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FDA approves first mRNA vaccine for seasonal flu

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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Moderna's flu vaccine mFlusiva has been approved for use in adults ages 50 and older. | Credit: Catherine Falls Commercial via Getty Images The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new seasonal flu vaccine that uses mRNA as its base. Moderna, the vaccine's maker, announced Wednesday (Aug.
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'It's real, and it's happening': Antibiotic resistance in kids is rising around the world, massive study finds

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Antibiotic resistance contributed to 840,000 deaths among children under 5 in 2021, global estimates suggest, so if resistance continues to increase, that number could grow. "These forecasts are warning scenarios, not inevitable outcomes," said study co-author Dr. Yanhong Jessika Hu, a clinical epidemiologist and public health researcher at Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) in Australia.
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