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Watching the Hand Washers ChangeH and washing is one of the easiest ways to defend against disease. But despite years of public awareness campaigns, many neglect to do it. A Stanford study using video surveillance from school restrooms in Kenya provides suggestions on how to change that fact and shows the power of peer pressure. Hand washing rates increased 23 percent when another person was present. |
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Defense Prevails at Cardinal & White gameS ophomore running back Barry J. Sanders flashed the family brilliance at the Cardinal and White Spring Game, tallying up 72 yards, including a juking 29-yard scamper that conjured images of his father—NFL Hall of Famer Barry Sanders. Stanford's defense, though, did most of the talking at Stanford football's rite of spring, beating the offense 47-23. |
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The Science in ArtA n exhibit running from April to August at the Cantor Arts Center brings a special interdisciplinary perspective to sculpture. Inside Rodin's Hands pairs science and art as Auguste Rodin's realistic renditions of diseased and damaged hands are melded with modern medical imagery from people with the same conditions. |
