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10/12/2021

Archive: 10/12/2021

Molecule from approved malaria medicine protects lung cells against COVID-19

Researchers from Aarhus University have shown that the medicine Atovaquone has a protective effect both before and after infection with the coronavirus in human cells in the laboratory. This means that it can in all probability ...

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Getting childhood obesity initiatives across the finish line

Medical University of South Carolina researchers describe the development of a school-based wellness initiative for combating childhood obesity by the MUSC Boeing Center for Children's Wellness (BCCW) in the November ...

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Half of U.S. parents of teens got their child vaccinated, but uptake slows

(HealthDay)—Nearly half of 12- to 17-year-olds in the United States have had at least one COVID-19 vaccine shot, but the initial rush to get teens immunized has stalled, a new survey of parents shows.

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The pandemic made it hard to stay connected: Here's how to reestablish healthy relationships

The holidays are a time to share home-cooked meals, reconnect with far-away loved ones and contemplate what the next year has in store.

Dec 10, 2021

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Study shows preterm birth risk most strongly linked to pre-eclampsia

Women who gave birth to a premature baby after developing pre-eclampsia were 17 times more likely to experience another preterm birth if pre-eclampsia emerged again, new Curtin University research has found.

Dec 10, 2021

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Potentially serious side effect seen in patient after immunotherapy

Mount Sinai scientists have become the first to report a potentially serious side effect related to a new form of immunotherapy known as CAR-T cell therapy, which was recently approved for the treatment of multiple myeloma. ...

Dec 10, 2021

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Scientists identify malfunctioning brain cells as potential target for Alzheimer's treatment

For the first time, scientists have identified a rare population of potentially toxic senescent cells in human brains that can serve as a target for a new Alzheimer's disease treatment.

Dec 10, 2021

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Altered brain structural connectivity and association with neurological soft signs

Schizophrenia is a highly inheritable brain disorder. Previous studies have proved that neurological soft signs (NSS) are strongly associated with the cortical-subcortical-cerebellum circuit, the main source responsible for ...

Dec 10, 2021

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New clinical trial to test drug for diabetes in reducing risk of alzheimer's dementia

A new study led through a collaboration between the Diabetes Trials Unit and the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford, and the global healthcare company, Novo Nordisk, will examine whether semaglutide, a tablet ...

Dec 10, 2021

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New assembly approach generates most complex stomach organoids to date

In a significant step forward in regenerative medicine, scientists at Cincinnati Children's report success at developing a stomach organoid so sophisticated that it has distinct glands and nerve cells that can control smooth ...

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