Astounding Truths of the Bible - A Bite-Sized Approach to Understanding the World’s Bestselling Book” helps readers discover ...

Thanks for joining us for a Bible study that differs from our usual format — an interview with Carlos Campo, PhD, the Chief Executive Officer of the Museum of the Bible in Washington ...

LIMA, March 19 (Reuters) - Peru's government approved an environmental impact study for a green hydrogen plant that is expected to cost $12.5 billion, Production Minister Sergio Gonzalez announced ...

Study confirms clinical utility of EsoGuard as a non-invasive triage tool to significantly increase positive yield of invasive upper endoscopy The ENVET-BE study reviewed real-world data from a cohort ...

In the study, there was some evidence that living in smaller, more isolated communities without a good social network (frequency of talking to friends and family, and engaging in social activities ...

By the age of 16, the difference in depressive symptoms between boys and girls in London was around twice as large as in Tokyo ... said, "Our study suggests that from around early adolescence ...

The study found that this gap is around twice as large in London and the year-on-year rise in depressive symptoms is around four times steeper for teenage girls in London than for teenage girls in ...

Source: National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Uncovering what’s happening when you turn out the lights can take some detective work, so often doctors will refer patients with sleep issues — or ...

Now, in another turn, it’s been reunited with a print that was once bound ... prints as a result of an exhaustive study of the 49 surviving Gutenberg Bibles by Eric White, a Princeton scholar ...

The study was simple. Students were provided large print texts for their classwork, and then students and teachers were surveyed and interviewed about their experiences working with those texts.

New research released by Thorndike Press from Gale, part of Cengage Group, suggests that 87% of teachers saw a positive impact on their students’ reading success when they made the switch to ...