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12/11/2021

Archive: 12/11/2021

What's it really like to be a nurse during a pandemic?

Nursing, as a profession, received heightened attention during the COVID pandemic. Nurses are hailed as heroes, employed in dangerous front-line work, battling exhaustion and burnout. In reality, the experiences of individual ...

Nov 12, 2021

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New research sheds light on transcription stimulated by estrogen receptor-α

Gene expression is a highly regulated sequence with many players, one being the estrogen receptor-α (ER), which moves this process along by responding to hormones produced by the endocrine system. When something disrupts ...

Nov 12, 2021

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Merck v Pfizer: How the two new COVID antiviral drugs work and will be used

We've waited 20 months for a medicine to blunt the coronavirus, and now two have appeared. Earlier this month, the UK medicines regulator approved molnupiravir, the COVID antiviral developed by Merck and Ridgeback Therapeutics. ...

Nov 12, 2021

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Data trust down but Aussies still check in during pandemic

Australians are less trusting of how governments and companies use their private data following more than a year of using check-in apps during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nov 12, 2021

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Reduction in coenzyme A levels linked to heart failure

Reduced levels of coenzyme A (CoA) worsen heart failure and likely help exacerbate cardiac dysfunction during heart failure, according to a new study. In addition, the findings suggest certain metabolic pathways may be disproportionately ...

Nov 12, 2021

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Study: Most PPE not designed for ethnic minority health workers and women

Female healthcare workers and those from Black And Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds have struggled to find personal protective equipment (PPE) that provides them with adequate protection, a new study has found.

Nov 12, 2021

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Psychologists reveal how we truly see ourselves by generating 'mental selfies'

Never has there been a time when we were so obsessed with appearance than our current 'selfie' age. Many argue that the obsession with selfies and manipulation of images may turn some of us into narcissists, while others ...

Nov 12, 2021

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3D printing and machine learning unite to improve cochlear implants

A team of engineers and clinicians have used 3D printing to create intricate replicas of human cochleae—the spiral-shaped hollow bone of the auditory inner ear—and combined it with machine learning to advance clinical ...

Nov 12, 2021

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Tech-based health and exercise programs less beneficial for users with low socio-economic status

Technology-based health and exercise programs and apps, designed to offer a convenient and accessible way to boost physical activity, are dramatically less beneficial for users with low socio-economic status, a study has ...

Nov 12, 2021

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Finding valuable biologically active compounds among marine plants for developing effective antiviral treatments

New antiviral drugs—including COVID treatments—could be developed from previously overlooked substances found in marine plants, University of the West of Scotland (UWS) research has suggested.

Nov 12, 2021

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