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Archive: 02/12/2020

Common neural circuit and potential target for anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder

Anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) are disabling psychiatric conditions, and major contributors to the global burden of nonfatal illness. The lifetime prevalence of anxiety disorders in adults under ...

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Study forecasts advantages and disadvantages for Black patients of removing race from kidney function calculators

Race is not biology. As a social construct, race is an unreliable predictor of physiologic variation and a notoriously unreliable marker for biologic differences across populations.

Dec 2, 2020

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Scientists identify a new diagnostic and therapeutic target for cardiovascular disease

Scientists at the Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares (CNIC) have identified a mitochondrial protein as a potential marker for the diagnosis of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and as a possible target for future ...

Dec 2, 2020

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Scientists reverse age-related vision loss, eye damage from glaucoma in mice

Harvard Medical School scientists have successfully restored vision in mice by turning back the clock on aged eye cells in the retina to recapture youthful gene function.

Dec 2, 2020

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Ending social stigma: Families living with HIV, hep B and hep C

A group of UNSW Sydney researchers has released a groundbreaking report expected to improve the lives of people with bloodborne viruses.

Dec 2, 2020

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Growing fears over Thai coronavirus cluster from Myanmar

A coronavirus cluster in Thailand grew to 10 on Wednesday amid fears scores of other Thai women connected to a hotel in a notorious Myanmar border town could be infected and may attempt to return home under the radar.

Dec 2, 2020

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Differences in immunity and blood vessels likely protect children from severe COVID-19

Differences in the immune systems and better blood vessel health were among the factors protecting children from severe COVID-19, according to a new review.

Dec 2, 2020

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Discrimination on social media results in higher depression, anxiety among minority males

Exposure to ethnic discrimination on social media is associated with higher symptoms of depression and anxiety among young Hispanic males, according to a study by researchers at Florida International University's Robert Stempel ...

Dec 2, 2020

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Researchers testing children across British Columbia for COVID-19 antibodies

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in British Columbia, a critical question remains on the role babies, children, teens and young adults play in transmission of the novel coronavirus.

Dec 2, 2020

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Study suggests self-determination as key to avoid caregiver burden

A Singapore study of family caregivers of the terminally ill suggests that self-determination is the key factor that can protect them from caregiver burden—a negative state impacting a carer's wellbeing.

Dec 2, 2020

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