The Year 2012 in ReviewWith 2012 coming to an end, time has come to evaluate the year we just lived. On the surface, not much changed in 2012 with respect
The Year 2012 in ReviewWith 2012 coming to an end, time has come to evaluate the year we just lived. On the surface, not much changed in 2012 with respect
2012 was a big year for IVN. It was a year of significant expansion and accomplishments. IVN reached out to an audience of over seven million people with content written
For many people, the end of the year is marked by the celebration of whatever holiday one chooses to acknowledge during the holiday season and the welcoming of a new
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The National Institute of Health is working with an experimental antidepressant called AZD6765, using the properties of ketamine as a model.
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From the Syrian war to sanctions on Iran, Russia is playing a visible role in the world. With new legislation passed by the Duma, the lower parliamentary
It’s no hidden truth that cybersecurity is becoming an increasingly important issue for the U.S. government to address. It is listed as a top issue concerning the Department
As reports slowly trickle in disclosing the money spent the week leading up to 2012’s presidential election, the identities of the spenders are coming into focus. Yet, even the
Cybersecurity has become a very important issue for the federal government to address. Threats from cyberspace affect a broad range of government organizations, from the Department of Defense, to the
Cybersecurity has become a very important issue for the federal government to address. Threats from cyberspace affect a broad range of government organizations, from the Department of Defense, to the
Looking back on the year 2012, the growth and popularity of the mobile app Instagram gives new meaning to the adage "a picture's worth a thousand words.
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On Friday, President Barack Obama officially nominated Massachusetts US Senator John Kerry to become the next secretary of state. With UN ambassador Susan Rice rescinding her name from
