NOAA shows hurricanes are complicated
They whirl into the east coast every year, wreaking havoc, destroying homes, and in some cases, closing schools and businesses. But what is it that makes a hurricane so deadly?
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They whirl into the east coast every year, wreaking havoc, destroying homes, and in some cases, closing schools and businesses. But what is it that makes a hurricane so deadly?
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health have just released a study which shows a new way of predicting the onset of AIDS. The study, "Rapid declines in total lymphocyte counts and hemoglobin concentration prior to AIDS among HIV-1-infected men," will be published in the prominent journal AIDS, and could have an impact on the estimated 42 million people worldwide living with HIV and AIDS today.