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PEOPLE IN AMERICA - March 24, 2002: Elizabeth Blackwell By Nancy Steinbach Anncr: Every week we tell about someone important in the history of the United States. Today, Shirley Griffith and Ray Freema
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Broadcast: Feb 5, 2003 By Jerilyn Watson This is the VOA Special English Health Report. For many years, scientists have known that people need Vitamin D. The body needs the vitamin to have normal leve
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First thing people should know is that the two expert agencies, the World Health Organization and CDC - Centers for Disease Control, have reviewed the environment, and neither have recommended any restrictions whatsoever on travel. The air in a cabin
Police are searching for University of Georgia Professor George Zinkhan in connection with the off-campus shooting deaths of three people. The University of Georgia website refers Zinkhan as a suspect. The school urges students to use caution if the
This is Scientific Americans 60-Second Science. Im Karen Hopkin. This will just take a minute. Its graduation season. And some scientists got to wondering whether the folks who shake hundreds of hands while passing out diplomas run the risk of coming
At the age of 25, Zhang Yuncheng achieved his ambition to write and publish a book. Having a book published is a great achievement for anyone, but Zhang Yuncheng's success is particularly special. Yuncheng went to school for only one day and he did n
I was so taken aback by what I saw that I had to ask myself, 亲眼所见的情形让我非常惊讶 我不得不问自己 did I still believe that innovation could solve the world's toughest problems? 我还相信创新能够解决世界上最困难的
You've got your milk. You've got your peanut butter. How about a banana? What about a raw egg? Hey! Why's that have to be raw? Why can't we scramble it and put it in? Stallone drinks raw eggs. Stallone's like 5 foot 2. And you're like 2 foot 5. Go wi
AMERICAN MOSAIC - May 24, 2002: Child poet Mattie Stepanek / Music by Cassandra Wilson / Question About the U.S. Educational System Broadcast: May 24, 2002 HOST: Welcome to AMERICAN MOSAIC —.. VOA’
ANNOUNCER: This is SCIENCE IN THE NEWS, in VOA Special English. Im Bob Doughty. Today we present the last part of our series on the disease bird flu. It is a story for young people called Zandi's Song. It was shortened and taken from a book written
STEVE EMBER: Every week we tell about someone important in the history of the United States. Today, Shirley Griffith and Ray Freeman tell about the first western woman in modern times to become a doctor. Now, the story of Elizabeth Blackwell on the V
AS IT IS 2015-09-07 Providing Electricity to Poor Communities in Kenya 向肯尼亚贫困地区提供电力援助 In 2013, President Barack Obama launched a campaign called the Power Africa Initiative. Its goal is to increase the availability of elec
EDUCATION REPORT - Intel Science Talent Search Winners AnnouncedBy Nancy Steinbach Broadcast: Thursday, March 23, 2006 I'm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Education Report. An eighteen-year-o
Cancer has overtaken heart disease as the No.1 killer both in Australia and around the world. A new report by the World Health Organization says just over eight million people across the world died of cancer in 2012. Forty thousand of them were in Au
Medical school is a bear. Med students have to endure long hours, little sleep, and tons of pressure.And, getting stuck by needles.According to one study, med students on track to become surgeons get stuck often. Of the nearly 700 med school graduate
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On Monday morning, a man in his 80s became the latest victim to die of MERS-related complications in Daejeon, about 140km south of Seoul. He was hospitalized for pneumonia and was being treated alongside another patient suffering from MERS, when he w
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