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13/10/2022

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Live births in Europe decreased by 14% nine months after start of COVID-19 pandemic and first lockdowns

Europe saw a 14% decrease in live births in January 2021, just nine to ten months after the first peak of the COVID-19 epidemic and the first lockdowns, compared to the average numbers of live births in January 2018 and 2019.

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Current FDA oversight of vaping industry is likely to have minimal impact

Current Food and Drug Administration (FDA) oversight of the vaping industry in the U.S. is likely to have minimal impact, suggests an analysis of the regulator's warning letters for marketing violations, published online ...

Oct 13, 2022

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Experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 is associated with poorer mental health

Having symptoms of COVID-19 has been associated with worse mental health and lower life satisfaction.

Oct 13, 2022

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Researchers have a responsibility to communicate results of science studies accurately, says professor

Many groups participate in the communication of science, including investigators and researchers, professional organizations, federal agencies, foundations, industry, editors and science writers. The challenge of how best ...

Oct 13, 2022

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Dietary fiber is good for you, except when it's not

People who suffer from inflammatory bowel disease may soon have access to personalized dietary guidelines to keep them feeling well, thanks to new research published in Gastroenterology on how dietary fiber affects the disease.

Oct 13, 2022

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Are nutritional warning labels effective at steering consumers away from unhealthful foods?

In 2016, Chile introduced the gradual implementation of a comprehensive and mandatory food labeling law that was designed to warn consumers of the risks of unhealthy foods. To do so, the law required that if a product contained ...

Oct 13, 2022

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New insights into how serotonin regulates behavior

Rates of anxiety and depression have been increasing around the world for decades, a trend that has been sharply exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. New research led by the Boyce Thompson Institute's Frank Schroeder could ...

Oct 13, 2022

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Kidney health in adult life begins before birth, says study

Maternal health may play an important role in helping prevent kidney disease, according to a Monash University study that found the risk of developing the disease in adult life is partially determined at birth.

Oct 13, 2022

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Researchers build understanding of the virus universe using metatranscriptome mining

A team of researchers from the National Library of Medicine (NLM) and collaborating academic research institutions have discovered new RNA bacteriophages, viruses that attack bacteria, advancing understanding of virus evolution. ...

Oct 13, 2022

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Risk of severe breakthrough COVID-19 infection is higher for people with HIV with moderately low CD4 cell counts

People with HIV who have moderate immune suppression appear to be at greater risk of severe COVID-19 "breakthrough" infection after vaccination, according to a study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School ...

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