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07/02/2022

Archive: 07/02/2022

At-home COVID-19 test kits say they're not for kids under 2. So how do I test my toddler?

Navigating the COVID-19 pandemic as the parent of a toddler hasn't been easy: They are too young to be vaccinated and can't keep on a mask, but at the same time turn into drool and snot zombies in the winter, with a mission ...

Feb 7, 2022

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Charles Darwin wrote about how expressions evolved, preempting modern psychology by a century

Was Charles Darwin a one-hit wonder? According to scientists who take a gene's-eye view of evolution, the 19th-century English naturalist contributed one crucial idea to understanding how species change: natural selection, ...

Feb 7, 2022

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Brain stimulation rapidly improves cognitive deficits in long-COVID

Many recovered COVID-19 patients continue to exhibit significant and long-lasting cognitive deficits in memory, attention, language comprehension and multitasking, as well as fatigue. These symptoms can persist for many weeks ...

Feb 7, 2022

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Hybrid machine-learning approach gives a hand to prosthetic-limb gesture accuracy

Engineering researchers have developed a hybrid machine-learning approach to muscle gesture recognition in prosthetic hands that combines an AI technique normally used for image recognition with another approach specialized ...

Feb 7, 2022

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CVS, Walgreens lift limits on purchases of rapid COVID-19 tests

(HealthDay)—There will no longer be a limit on how many over-the-counter rapid COVID-19 tests customers can buy at a time, the pharmacy chains CVS and Walgreens say.

Feb 7, 2022

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Your baby's developed a cough: Expert advice on what to do

(HealthDay)—If your baby has a cough, you might immediately think it's COVID-19, but coughing is a common wintertime symptom, a pediatrician says.

Feb 7, 2022

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Advanced prostate cancer antibody drug shows success in pet dogs

Dogs are proving to be a far better scientific model for study of prostate cancer than mice, the typical animal used in the lab for this type of research. In the first use of canines in an advanced prostate cancer study, ...

Feb 7, 2022

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Impact of COVID-19 social isolation measures on early development

An international consortium with researchers from 13 countries has investigated the impact of COVID-19 related social isolation measures on 2,200 young infants and toddlers between eight and 36 months of age. Their findings ...

Feb 7, 2022

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Simulation training improves advanced surgical skills, international trial finds

Practice makes perfect, but what if the practice can be life-threatening? Dangerous professions, such as aviation or the military, require extensive simulation-based training to limit the potential peril as a person gains ...

Feb 7, 2022

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Video: Is getting COVID-19 a moral failure?

You've masked up. You've vaccinated with a shot of Pfizer twice, with a booster for a third round of protection. You've avoided large gatherings and stood 6 feet apart for the better portion of two years. And yet you've just ...

Feb 7, 2022

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