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By Sadie J. Ryan
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Life in the Home Counties can be murder. It’s a quiet summer afternoon in the pretty English town of Applehurst. The peace is shattered by the sound of gunshots, followed by a woman’s scream. A man lies dead inside his immaculate five-bedroom family home. His wife is crouched over the body in the hallway — covered in blood and holding a gun. It looks like an open-and-shut case to Detective Vincent Sullivan. But Adele Love swears she’s been framed.
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Ecological and socioeconomic factors associated with globally reported tick-borne viruses - Communications Medicine Original

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By Samantha Sambado, Sadie J. Ryan
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Abstract Public health resources are often allocated based on reported disease cases. However, for under-recognized infectious diseases such as tick-borne viruses, risk assessments should also account for ecological and socioeconomic factors that influence disease case reporting. This study identifies country-level predictors of tick-borne virus reporting and evaluates whether wealthier nations are more likely to report resource-intensive cases.
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I KNOW IT WAS YOU a totally addictive psychological thriller full of shocking twists

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By Sadie J. Ryan
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Everyone thinks I pushed my boyfriend in front of a train. Even though the police decided he jumped. My partner Marcus was in debt, and in serious trouble. When he fell onto the tracks at Sloane Square, they closed the case fast. Too fast. Because I was there that morning. And I lied about it. And so I ran. Back to my family’s crumbling clifftop home. Here I can grieve Marcus. Come to terms with what he did to me before he died. I think I’m safe. Then the message flashes onto my laptop: Marcus didn’t jump.
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