- Come funziona l'overbooking? Perché all'atterraggio si spengono le luci in cabina? I piccoli grandi segreti del volo http://www.focus.it/cultura/curiosita/12-segreti-delle-compagnie-aeree …
Sfruttare gli spermatozoi come vettori di farmaci: un nuovo approccio contro i tumori femminili http://www.focus.it/scienza/salute/spermatozoi-allattacco-dei-tumori-femminili …
Come la peste del Trecento arrivò a Genova e si diffuse in Europa http://www.focus.it/cultura/storia/la-epidemia-di-peste-del-xiv-secolo …
Teoria della mente, i cani sanno assumere il nostro punto di vista (sopratutto quando si tratta di cibo) http://www.focus.it/ambiente/animali/i-cani-sanno-assumere-il-nostro-punto-di-vista …
Dentisti del Paleolitico: le più antiche otturazioni dentali hanno 13 mila anni e sono state scoperte in Italia http://www.focus.it/cultura/storia/le-piu-antiche-otturazioni-dentali-scoperte-in-italia …
Che cos'è il Morbo di Chron? http://www.focus.it/scienza/salute/che-cose-il-morbo-di-crohn …
Perché con gli anni si diventa meno fertili http://www.focus.it/scienza/salute/perche-con-gli-anni-si-diventa-meno-fertili …
Hubble ha ottenuto un nuovo, memorabile ritratto di Giove http://www.focus.it/scienza/spazio/il-nuovo-ritratto-di-giove …
Marte 2033: la Nasa fa il punto sul suo programma per il Pianeta Rosso. Ecco i piani per i prossimi 10-15 anni http://www.focus.it/scienza/spazio/i-piani-della-nasa-per-marte …
Negli uomini, i capelli grigi possono essere un indicatore precoce di problemi coronarici http://www.focus.it/scienza/salute/capelli-bianchi-e-salute-del-cuore-un-legame …
Quello che dice la scienza sull'#omeopatia http://www.focus.it/scienza/salute/la-storia-e-la-scienza-dellomeopatia …
Per un imprenditore, l'azienda è (davvero) come un figlio http://www.focus.it/comportamento/psicologia/per-un-imprenditore-lazienda-e-come-un-figlio …
Le bandiere USA sulla Luna scolorite e sfaldate: colpa degli ultravioletti e delle temperature estreme http://www.focus.it/cultura/curiosita/le-bandiere-degli-stati-uniti-sulla-luna-si-stanno-disintegrando …
Scanner facciali contro i furti di carta igienica: succede a Pechino http://www.focus.it/cultura/curiosita/scanner-facciali-contro-i-furti-di-carta-igienica …
Un'infezione da reovirus, un virus molto comune e altrettanto innocuo, potrebbe essere alla base della celiachia http://www.focus.it/scienza/salute/un-virus-alla-base-della-celiachia …
Nella preistoria, il cannibalismo non avveniva soltanto per fame http://www.focus.it/cultura/storia/antenati-cannibali-non-solo-per-fame …
I Mowgli della vita reale, cresciuti con gli animali, e sopravvissuti http://www.focus.it/ambiente/animali/le-vere-storie-dei-ragazzi-selvaggi …
Il Captagon e le altre droghe usate in guerra per togliere la paura http://www.focus.it/cultura/storia/captagon-droghe-guerra-storia …
I luoghi migliori da visitare, se la primavera è la vostra stagione preferita http://www.focus.it/ambiente/natura/primavera-i-luoghi-migliori-in-cui-celebrarla …
Quali sono i paesi più pacifici al mondo? http://www.focus.it/cultura/curiosita/i-paesi-piu-pacifici-al-mondo …
Quando è stato inventato il cambio sulle biciclette? http://www.focus.it/cultura/curiosita/quando-e-stato-inventato-il-cambio-sulle-biciclette …
11/04/2017, ore 13.10, da https://digg.com/
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actually hear that main theme after all.
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DEVELOPING
Two Adults, One Student Dead In Shooting At California Elementary School
San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan said at least four people
were injured, including two students, in what authorities believe to be a
murder-suicide.
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Fahrenthold and author Colson Whitehead were among those honored.
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sure the ride you're going on has been triple-checked for safety.
BE CAREFUL WHO YOU TEXT EMOJIS TO
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abusing his office, allegedly to conceal an affair with a political
adviser.
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GOING OUT IN STYLE
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returning a shot from Great Britain's doubles team in Davis Cup play.
Unfortunately, it also didn't stop the Brits from slamming home the
winning shot a moment later.
THROWING A CURVEBALL
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not the last one but, hey, let's do an experiment and find out.
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DEUS EX MACHINA
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practices, the bank's board says. The scandal also brought an $185
million punishment from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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11/04/2017, ore 12.52, da http://www.focus.it/
Spermatozoi all'attacco dei tumori femminili
Armare i gameti
maschili di chemioterapici e sfruttarne le naturali capacità di
navigazione per consegnare i farmaci alla meta: un nuovo approccio
contro i tumori ginecologici.
L'epidemia di peste del XIV secolo
I corpi rinvenuti in una
tomba del '300 raccontano com'è arrivata e si è diffusa la peste nera in
Europa, provocando 50 milioni di morti in cinque anni.
I cani sanno assumere il nostro punto di vista
Quando si tratta di
indovinare dov'è nascosto il cibo, Fido sa mettersi nei nostri panni. E
sa capire che cosa sappiamo, sfruttandolo a proprio vantaggio.
I dentisti italiani del Paleolitico
Incisivi con otturazione a
base di bitume mostrano che la capacità di intervenire sulle carie era
già sviluppata 13 mila anni fa, prima del passaggio definitivo a una
dieta a base di cereali.
I piani della Nasa per Marte
Marte 2033: l'ente
spaziale americano fa il punto sul suo programma per il Pianeta Rosso.
Ecco Deep Space Gateway e Deep Space Transport.
Capelli bianchi e salute del cuore
Negli uomini, i capelli grigi possono essere un indicatore di problemi coronarici prima che si manifestino
La bandiera a stelle e strisce disintegrata
Le bandiere portate dai pionieri sulla Luna: ultravioletti e temperature estreme le hanno scolorite e sfaldate.
Andremo su Marte nel 2035?
Il video con la conferenza di Focus a Torino dedicata all'esplorazione dello spazio.
Scanner facciali contro i furti di carta igienica
Succede a Pechino dove è
stato installato un software di riconoscimento facciale per reprimere i
numerosi furti nelle toilette pubbliche.
Antenati cannibali non solo per fame
Gli uomini preistorici non
mangiavano i loro simili soltanto per ragioni nutrizionali: a livello
calorico, non siamo particolarmente nutrienti rispetto ad altri animali.
Quando il passato incontra il presente
Torino, la Francia e i francesi: elezioni presidenziali e antichi ricordi.
Per un imprenditore, l'azienda è come un figlio
Letteralmente: lo
dimostrano le scansioni cerebrali, che evidenziano anche il rischio di
pensare alla propria attività come a un'estensione di sé.
La vera identità dei virus giganti
I microbi oversize che
molti considerano un quarto dominio dell'albero della vita potrebbero
essere virus normali, cresciuti rubando geni agli organismi ospiti.
Perché con gli anni si diventa meno fertili
Ricercatori canadesi hanno
individuato il possibile meccanismo per cui, con l'avanzare dell'età,
gli ovociti funzionano meno bene nel dar vita a una gravidanza.
La voce delle donne cambia durante il ciclo?
In modo lieve e impercettibile a chi ascolta.
10 pratiche mediche "moderne" dell'Antico Egitto
Dalle prescrizioni di
farmaci e all'uso di protesi, passando per otturazioni e sgradevoli
indagini: alcuni classici del rapporto medico-paziente non sono poi
cambiati molto dai temi dei faraoni.
Scienza
"La salute nel piatto" secondo gli esperti di FocusI medici si vaccinano troppo poco. PurtroppoÈ in azione il più grande telescopio virtuale del mondoMeglio correre o camminare?Il "gran finale" di Cassini
Ambiente
Le vere storie dei ragazzi selvaggiPolpi e calamari si evolvono in modo atipicoUno sciame di iceberg mette in pericolo le navi oceaniche60.065 specie di alberi sulla Terra, e ancora non le abbiamo contate tutteGli esperti di Focus si confrontano su inquinamento e cambiamenti climatici
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Cultura
Il Captagon e le altre droghe usate in guerra per togliere la pauraLa mappa dei paesi più pacifici al mondoI nomi dei neonati proibiti nel mondo16 comodità giapponesi che tutti dovrebbero avereGuerra chimica: succede anche in Siria?
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