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New study helps improve detection of disease in newborn babies

New research will help health-care practitioners more accurately diagnose illness in newborn babies from urine samples by comparing them with samples from healthy babies.

Jun 16, 2020

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Fast COVID-19 vaccine timelines are unrealistic and put the integrity of scientists at risk

The average times of the fastest sprinters in the 100-metre dash are in the ballpark of 10 seconds. So, what would you think if someone promised to run the race in one second?

Jun 16, 2020

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Don't lose focus on diseases of poverty in COVID-19 crisis

Many scientists working on diseases affecting people in developing countries and their animals are refocusing part of their work on COVID-19. The result is that while the pandemic response is receiving a welcome boost, the ...

Jun 16, 2020

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Study shows low socioeconomic status people experience more declines in age-related functions

A pair of researchers at University College London has found that people with low socioeconomic status experience more declines in age-related functions as they grow older than do people who have a higher socioeconomic status. ...

Jun 16, 2020 report

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Irregular findings common in knees of young competitive alpine skiers

Bony lesions on the lower part of the thigh bone near the knee are a common but benign finding on MRI in young alpine skiers and should not be confused with more serious conditions, according to a study from Switzerland published ...

Jun 16, 2020

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Artificial womb improves survival rates for the very smallest

An artificial womb to enhance the chances for survival and quality of life of extremely premature babies by mimicking the conditions of a real womb. Whereas a year ago during the Dutch Design Week there was only an initial ...

Jun 16, 2020

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Working in the sun—heating of the head may markedly affect safety and performance

Prolonged exposure of the head to strong sunlight significantly impairs cognitively dominated functions and coordination of complex motor tasks, according to a new study from the Heat-Shield project coordinated by researchers ...

Jun 16, 2020

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Getting the facts about COVID-19 to the African American faith community

Even though he was just appointed director of VCU Massey Cancer Center in December, Robert Winn, M.D., already has become an asset to the African American faith community in Richmond.

Jun 16, 2020

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Risk of preterm births falls under new initiative

The rate of potentially fatal preterm births in Western Australian hospitals can be safely reduced by up to 20% when a coordinated series of interventions is applied to pregnant women, according to researchers at The University ...

Jun 16, 2020

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The 'love hormone' oxytocin can also give rise to aggressive behavior

During the pandemic lockdown, as couples have been forced to spend days and weeks in one another's company, some have found their love renewed while others are on their way to divorce court. Oxytocin, a peptide produced in ...

Jun 16, 2020

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