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This implant burns up excess blood sugar with electricity

A new wireless implant could burn up excess sugar in the blood, letting people with type 2 diabetes live healthier lives without having to completely rely on medication. Traditional drugs used for diabetes such as insuli…

CET-6 425–500Postgraduate 50–65IELTS 6–6.5TOEFL 4–4.5
964 words · 7 min read
The New York Review of Books·FreeAdvanced
Recommendation86.96

A Delicate Repair

The late Nigerian sculptor Erhabor Emokpae is perhaps best known for his bronze replica of the sixteenth-century ivory mask of Queen Idia, the kingdom of Benin’s premier iyoba, or queen mother. The year was 1977. Nigeria…

CET-6 500–550+Postgraduate 65–80IELTS 7–8TOEFL 5–6HKDSE 5–5**
4,620 words · 29 min read