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On the American east coast, humidity is lowest during the winter. In the American southwest, humidity is lowest during the summer. Why the difference?

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Have you been able to see a POTS specialist?

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Why does milk start to smell bad before it starts to taste bad?

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Since younger people have a more robust immune response to the COVID vaccines, does this mean they work better in them?

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Is there any research on the fate of lipid nanoparticles in the body after mRNA vaccination?

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If another event like 9/11 happened, would our rescue procedures be different given what we now know about the long term health effects to the first responders?

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Why can I easily catch/kill a mosquito with my bare hands, but I can't get anywhere close to a fly?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
On the American east coast, humidity is lowest during the winter. In the American southwest, humidity is lowest during the summer. Why the difference?	3	askscience
Have you been able to see a POTS specialist?	2	POTS
Why does milk start to smell bad before it starts to taste bad?	1	askscience
Since younger people have a more robust immune response to the COVID vaccines, does this mean they work better in them?	1	askscience
Is there any research on the fate of lipid nanoparticles in the body after mRNA vaccination?	1	askscience
If another event like 9/11 happened, would our rescue procedures be different given what we now know about the long term health effects to the first responders?	1	askscience
Why can I easily catch/kill a mosquito with my bare hands, but I can't get anywhere close to a fly?	1	askscience