Catastrophe theory study gains footing in science
Seattle based article notes catastrophe theory as a growing science with applications in industry and science. It highlights Central Washington University professor Alla Ditta Raza Choudary and his work on singularity theory, predicting where accidents occur and how variables affect system stability across oceans, embryos, ship hulls, meteorology, and economics.
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Runners Reflux Health Concern Highlighted by Wake Forest
Wake Forest researchers report that many runners may suffer reflux during exercise, with nine of 13 healthy joggers showing more acid in the esophagus while running than at rest. Eating before running and certain foods like coffee and chocolate worsen the condition.
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Pesticide guidance pamphlet from FDA and FMI
The Food and Drug Administration and the Food Marketing Institute publish a pamphlet explaining why pesticides are used on produce and how to reduce residues. It warns washing peeling and cooking can lower residues but may affect nutrients and asks readers to request the pamphlet from the FDA Office of Consumer Affairs in Rockville Maryland.
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