Medical researchers with the University of Iowa published a study last month which found that high doses of vitamin C, administered through an IV, increased the life-span of individuals diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer.
Grant will help with purchase of compost turner, facility expansion
Of the 18 schools in the Big Ten, 17 -- including the University of Iowa -- will see an increase in carbon emissions from last year as they travel greater distances for games.
The dramatic rise was driven mostly by a lack of affordable housing as well as devastating natural disasters and a surge of migrants in several parts of the country, federal officials said Friday.
Michael Osterholm, a University of Minnesota infectious disease researcher, likened this binding interaction to a lock and key. To enter a cell, the virus needs to have a key that turns the lock, and this finding means the virus may be changing to have a key that might work.
The sinkhole was discovered Thursday morning near Wharton, which is about 40 miles west of New York City.
An investigation by KFF Health News reveals key problems in the U.S. response to bird flu, including deference to the farm industry, eroded public health budgets, neglect for the safety of agriculture workers, and the sluggish pace of federal interventions.
Former restaurant owner Frank Bowman is launching Prairie High School’s Culinary Arts Pathway; former Hy-Vee leader working as a paraeducator in Linn-Mar
The U.S. Attorney’s Office Northern District had nearly twice as many trials in 2024 and is ranked second for cases filed among the other 25 federal districts of its size. The district includes Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Fort Dodge and Sioux City.
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Wild Side column: Orlan Love rembers Bog Anderson and Tim Mason, who were among leaders and fighters for the outdoors
A semi-truck collided with a train near Amana Thursday morning, temporarily blocking a busy highway. No injuries were reported. The semi-truck driver was cited for failing to stop at an active train crossing.
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