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05/01/2021

Archive: 05/01/2021

Mid-term clinical trial results show similar outcomes in promising cell therapies for CLI

Mid-term results of the first clinical trial designed specifically to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of two cell therapies that are showing early promise in treating angiitis-induced critical limb ischemia were released ...

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Reopening Florida schools followed by uptick in COVID-19 infections, study finds

Reopening Florida elementary and high schools in September was followed by increased COVID-19 infections, according to data analyzed by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Harvard Medical School and Tel Aviv University researchers.

Jan 5, 2021

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Infusion helps repair COVID-19 damage in severe cases

University of Miami Miller School of Medicine researchers led a unique and groundbreaking randomized controlled trial showing umbilical cord derived mesenchymal stem cell infusions safely reduce risk of death and quicken ...

Jan 5, 2021

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If I've already had the coronavirus, can I get it again?

If I've already had the coronavirus, can I get it again?

Jan 5, 2021

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Artificial enzyme may be first step toward treatment for Parkinson's disease

A growing body of research has shown that misshapen and misfolded alpha-synuclein, the protein culprit behind Parkinson's disease and its characteristics, travels from the gut to the brain, where it spreads and sticks together ...

Jan 5, 2021

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Obesity weakens heart muscle in patients with a common type of heart failure

For decades, physicians have known that about half of all patients with heart failure appear to have hearts that contract normally—a syndrome now known as heart failure with a preserved ejection fraction (or HFpEF, pronounced ...

Jan 5, 2021

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Anticoagulants reduce the number of brain metastases in mice

Brain metastases can only develop if cancer cells first exit the fine blood vessels and enter into the brain tissue. To facilitate this step, cancer cells influence blood clotting, as Heidelberg scientists from the German ...

Jan 5, 2021

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Diet and lifestyle guidelines can greatly reduce gastroesophageal reflux disease symptoms

Findings from the Nurses' Health Study, one of the longest running studies of women's health, show that five diet and lifestyle factors, including regular exercise, can make a significant impact on gastroesophageal reflux ...

Jan 5, 2021

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New resource for survivors helps guide life after cancer diagnosis and treatment

Today, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) announced the publication of new, free informational resources on health and wellness for cancer survivors. These two new NCCN Guidelines for Patients are focused on ...

Jan 5, 2021

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Non-immigrant kids respond differently when immigrant children are bullied

A recent study finds that, while youth think all bullying is bad, non-immigrant adolescents object less to bullying when the victim is an immigrant. However, the study found that the more contact immigrant and non-immigrant ...

Jan 5, 2021

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