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Editorial: The nursing workforce needs more men

In less than two years, the U.S. could face a shortage of up to 450,000 nurses. The health-care system won’t be able to fill this gap with half the potential workforce on the sidelines: More must be done to recruit men into nursing.

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With a focus on first-generation students in STEM labs, a Johns Hopkins University program gives them a leg up

BALTIMORE -- On a cold morning in a Remsen Hall chemistry lab at the Johns Hopkins University, five undergraduates laughed and chatted as they mixed together amino acids and catalysts, trying to better understand the origins of life.

Tribune News Service

Florida lawmakers try ‘accountability’ measures for insurance reforms

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — After years of giving Florida’s homeowners insurance companies largely what they wanted in an effort to stem rapidly rising premiums and insurer insolvencies, state lawmakers introduced a new approach this week: “insurer accountability.”

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Previously unheard J Dilla material released as remixable stems on Kano's STEM Player

The never-before-heard tracks will be accompanied by an exclusive documentary focused on Dilla's legacy

MusicRadar

Researchers Created "Embryos" From Monkey Stem Cells For The First Time

Chinese researchers developed embryo-like structures from monkey embryonic stem cells, a first that may herald deeper insight into embryonic development.

Inverse

Scientists create embryo-like structures from monkey cells

When implanted, these structures induced pregnancy signs in female macaques.

The Independent UK

Are We Near The End Of Animal Testing?

Cutting-edge new tech could halt animal testing in drug development — but some old-fashioned methods may stick around.

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I’ve created a monstera! How to care for the ‘Swiss cheese plant’ in your life

When I was growing up monsteras (sometimes known as monsteria) were not all that common, but neither were indoor plants. In fact, monsteras were out of fashion back then – but now monsteras are back and, appropriately, in a big way.

The Conversation

Brazil wrestles with solutions after deadly day care attack

Parents in this small city in southern Brazil are struggling with how to explain to their children that a man slaughtered four of their friends, while Brazilians across the country are wondering what should be done to stem an apparently systemic rise of violence in schools

The Independent UK

Applied science stigma holding back high-value economy

New Royal Society fellow pushes for greater recognition of applied science education and business leadership.

Newsroom.co.nz

Community groups get £685,000 to boost Black and Asian blood and organ donations

The Community Grants Programme, managed by NHS Blood and Transplant, distributed the funds to some fifty organisations which include the Sickle Cell Society

The Independent UK

At a glance: The three hush money cases in Trump indictment

The criminal charges that Donald Trump is now facing in New York stem from three separate instances in which the former president and his associates are accused of making hush money payments during his 2016 campaign

The Independent UK

‘I am truly sorry’: Credit Suisse chairman grovels with police security at his side as he apologizes for wiping out billions in shareholder value

“I apologize that we were no longer able to stem the loss of trust that had accumulated over the years, and for disappointing you,” Axel Lehmann said at the bank’s final shareholder meeting.

Fortune

Paul Mescal's mum Dearbhla thanks followers for all their good wishes she begins stem cell treatment

The mother of Paul Mescal is being treated for multiple myeloma, which is a type of bone marrow cancer

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The new Focus Atlas 8 series is a gravel race bike built for adventure

The new Atlas combines a lighter, more aggressive carbon frame with many innovative bikepacking options

The Times of India

Credit Suisse chairman ‘truly sorry’ for failure to stem crisis

ZURICH: Credit Suisse Group AG Chairman Axel Lehmann apologized to shareholders for failing to stem a loss of trust in the bank that he said had built up well before he took over.

The Conversation

Easter eggs: their evolution from chicken to chocolate

A lot of Easter traditions – including hot cross buns and lamb on Sunday – stem from medieval Christian or even earlier pagan beliefs. The chocolate Easter egg, however, is a more modern twist on tradition.

Cycling Weekly

Apple AirPods Pro 2 review - excellent for both indoors and out, better if you have an iPhone

The noise-cancellation is great for blocking out the indoor trainer; as is the Adaptive Transparency for allowing in the sounds of road traffic

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Salon

How Trump's case will stress the system

Here are the four key points about Alvin Bragg's historic prosecution of Donald Trump — and what will happen next

Chronicle Live

More teacher strike dates announced as NEU rejects latest Government pay offer

The union said the offer 'shows an astounding lack of judgement and understanding of the desperate situation in the education system'

Asharq Al-Awsat

Kosovo’s Former President Pleads Not Guilty to War Crimes Charges

Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci on Monday pleaded not guilty to 10 charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity as his trial opened at a special court in The Hague. Allegations of persecution, murder, torture and forced disappearance of people stem from the 1998-99 insurgency that eventually brought independence…

Daily Mirror

Fish and chip owner used tea towels to stop teen bleeding after he 'ran in screaming'

The Leeds shop was full of customers when the teen ran in, bleeding and screaming for help, according to a friend of the owner who tried desperately to stem the bleeding until medics arrived

The Conversation

Trump's indictment stretches US legal system in new ways – a former prosecutor explains 4 key points to understand

When former President Donald Trump turns himself over to authorities in New York on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, and is arraigned, the charges on which a Manhattan grand jury indicted him will likely be made public.

Fortune

Community bank CEO: ‘Congress must raise the bank deposit insurance limit to $10 million’

Exception-based coverage signals to depositors that they might get some extra protection at a systemically important bank–and compounds risk.

Tech&Learning

MakeKit AS Educational Robots Revealed at BETT 2023

MakeKit AS delivers micro:bit drones, cars, rockets and more for STEM and STEAM subjects.

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