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...Open University course DD210 Living psychology: from the everyday to the extraordinary. A note on ‘human’ and ‘animal’ differentiation in this course While humans are, of course, animals, for the purposes of this course the term ‘animal’ will be used to refer to non-human species, in order to allow a clear distinction between human and non-human mental...

...sources of carbon and nitrogen; in this case inactivation (resistance) is really just digestion. Perhaps bacteriocins, if not antibiotics, exist not to help bacteria but rather to ensure their own survival. In an experiment published in 2013, Inglis and colleagues showed that bacteriocins can act primarily as selfish genetic elements promoting their own transmission in...

...source of labour that is trained in UK-compatible standards and practices The opposite side of this is also true. The mutual recognition of qualifications policy and the fitness to practise reciprocal arrangements currently allow for UK trained health care professionals to work within the EU. Post-Brexit this may not be the case, if these systems are not maintained or...

...sources to try to draw conclusions about the impacts of disasters. Disaster preparedness tips for older residents from the New York City Office of Emergency Management. Long-lasting effects I recently conducted a study that examined hospitalizations among older adults after a 2011 tornado outbreak that spawned hundreds of tornadoes throughout Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi...