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12/04/2022

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COVID-19 hasn't caused kids to become mentally ill, but it has unmasked symptoms, psychiatrist says

The coronavirus pandemic has caused feelings of anxiety and unhappiness for youth across the country, but it hasn't caused new mental illness, according to Northwestern University experts.

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New insights into the mechanisms that enable cancer cells to metastasize

Cancer is at its most deadly when it spreads and forms tumors in new tissues. This process, called metastasis, is responsible for the vast majority of cancer deaths, and yet there is still a lot that researchers do not know ...

Apr 12, 2022

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How advocacy, awareness and algorithms could shorten the long wait for endometriosis diagnosis and treatment

Endometriosis affects an estimated 200 million people worldwide. Despite its prevalence, those living with the disease often wait an average of 7.5 years between start of symptoms and diagnosis. This delay is due to a variety ...

Apr 12, 2022

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Patient involvement after acute heart attacks

Minutes count when you have a heart attack. Patient involvement is a statutory right but not always possible in this situation. Elise K. Bårdsgjerde has researched participation in the different phases of the patient process ...

Apr 12, 2022

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Immunologists unravel battle plans of deadly coronaviruses

Immunologists from Trinity, who have worked on coronaviruses for the past decade, have just unraveled new secrets behind the viruses' battle plans—providing new insights into how these deadly viruses sometimes win the war ...

Apr 12, 2022

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Women in England had predominantly negative experiences of childbirth during pandemic

Forty-seven percent of parents in a national survey reported negative experiences of giving birth during the pandemic in 2020, with uncertainties about rapidly changing restrictions and poor communication from healthcare ...

Apr 12, 2022

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Three reasons your teenager might skip breakfast. Don't fuss but do encourage a healthy start

As I sit at the breakfast table with 12-year-old Martin, awaiting his daily bowl of Weetbix, I ask him, "So, how many do you do?" With a cheeky grin and a twinkle in his eye, he sits up tall and proudly shares, "I have five!"

Apr 12, 2022

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'Impulsive psychopaths like crypto': Research shows how 'dark' personality traits affect Bitcoin enthusiasm

Since the invention of Bitcoin in 2009 the global cryptocurrency market has grown from nothing to a value of around US$2 trillion. From a price of US$1 in 2011, Bitcoin rose to an all-time high of more than US$63,000 in April ...

Apr 12, 2022

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Number of COVID vaccine breakthroughs in cancer patients on the rise

For cancer patients, COVID-19 poses a particular risk due to their often compromised immune systems, weakened by therapy or disease, which is why vaccination is very important for their protection. Now, a recent study led ...

Apr 12, 2022

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Shoulder growth rate in human fetus slows prior to birth to allow for passage through birth canal

A team of researchers from Japan, Belgium and Switzerland has found evidence showing that the shoulder and associated collar bones in humans slow in growth prior to birth. In their paper published in Proceedings of the National ...

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