Nanotech reveals broad antiviral approach amid policy debate
IBM and the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology researchers report a macromolecule that targets glycoproteins on diverse viruses, reducing infection and preventing immune cell entry in lab tests. The piece also cites U S funding for Zika, state outbreaks, and commentary on bioethics and GMOs.
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GuesT editorial urges Taos to welcome tourists with civility
The editorial notes a Memorial Day surge of visitors to Taos bringing cash but causing traffic noise and litter. It urges residents to show restraint and high road behavior to protect the town's economy and cultural sites while inviting respectful, tip-bearing tourists who support local businesses.
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History of Methodists and Eugenics Questioned
Sandy Smith of Roswell asks readers to examine Methodist history with eugenics and war, citing sources on Darwinian Eugenics and Nazi links. He urges research and independent judgment about blood guilt, urging faiths to separate from false teachings and warning of ethnic cleansings.
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Two Party System Fails to Serve Citizens Says Analyst
In a harsh critique, Anthony Ullman Dexter argues the two party system blocks progress and breeds gridlock. He cites partisan obstruction of actions like Syria policy and warns genuine reform faces elimination of working lawmakers. Washington’s warned against parties is echoed as corruption persists benefiting a few.
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Roswell Daily Record invites letters to the editor
The Roswell Daily Record outlines eligibility for letters including real name and city, a contact phone, and verification. Letters should be concise between 250 and 400 words, limit two per month, avoid libelous or inappropriate content, and may be edited or rejected at the editor's discretion. Submit by email or mail to Roswell NM address.
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