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In Chinatown, many are eager to get back to business in a neighborhood heavily reliant on tourism, but caution over crime and COVID lingers

South Africa in the news: In Chinatown, many are eager to get back to business in a neighborhood heavily reliant on tourism, but caution over crime and COVID lingers: Following a year where the pandemic reduced Chicago’s tourist-dependent Chinatown to a ghost town, there are signs that life is slowly beginning to return to normal. …

Read moreIn Chinatown, many are eager to get back to business in a neighborhood heavily reliant on tourism, but caution over crime and COVID lingers

Tobacco-smoke residue that lingers in furniture, curtains and house dust can still be harmful

Tobacco-smoke residue that lingers in furniture, curtains and house dust can still be harmful: ESB Professional/Shutterstock Mice exposed to household fabrics contaminated with third-hand tobacco smoke showed changes in biological markers of health after only one month, a recent study found. After six months, the mice showed evidence of liver damage and insulin resistance, symptoms …

Read moreTobacco-smoke residue that lingers in furniture, curtains and house dust can still be harmful

The perversion of paleontology by apartheid’s advocates still lingers

The perversion of paleontology by apartheid’s advocates still lingers: Children gather around a fossil skull at a South African museum. EPA/Jon Hrusa In 1925, Jan Smuts was both a prominent politician and an advocate for science. Just after the first of his two terms as prime minister of the Union of South Africa, Smuts served …

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