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Science of Happiness students beat lockdown blues

Students who took the University of Bristol's Science of Happiness course during the pandemic reported markedly better mental health than students not on the course.

Feb 17, 2022

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Study: COVID-19 vaccination may protect against variants better than natural infection

Antibodies generated by COVID-19 vaccines are more suited to recognizing viral variants than antibodies that arise from natural infection, according to a study by researchers at Stanford Medicine.

Feb 17, 2022

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Health researchers use artificial intelligence to better predict hepatitis C treatment outcomes

When hepatitis C treatments fail, patients can face major health risks and the expense of a second therapy. Now, University of Florida Health researchers have developed algorithms that use artificial intelligence to accurately ...

Feb 17, 2022

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Scientists think a peptide could stop, reverse damage to nerve cells

Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago found promising results in their search for a treatment to stop nerve cell degeneration that happens in some types of disorders, such as hereditary spastic paraplegia and ...

Feb 17, 2022

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Drooling is a common symptom of Parkinson's. Could a workout for the swallowing muscles help?

Imagine not wanting to leave your house because of fear you would drool. That's the choice many people with Parkinson's disease confront every day.

Feb 17, 2022

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Why is menopause still a taboo subject?

Menopause. It's a topic many don't feel comfortable talking about openly, yet it's a transitional phase of life that most women will spend a third of their lives in. The number of postmenopausal women is expected to rise ...

Feb 17, 2022

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Indonesian cases hit record but less severe, fewer deaths

Indonesia's confirmed coronavirus infections since the pandemic began crossed 5 million on Thursday, the highest in Southeast Asia, but the related deaths and bed occupancy fueled by the highly transmissible omicron variant ...

Feb 17, 2022

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Multifunctional biomaterial prevents bacterial infection

Moniek Schmitz developed a fast and feasible way to test new, multifunctional biomaterials that prevent bacterial growth and reduce the use of antibiotics.

Feb 17, 2022

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How much exercise should disabled young people get? New recommendations offer advice

Being active is good for both physical and mental health. This is why evidence-based recommendations have long existed to advise people on how much exercise, and what type of exercise, they should aim to get each week in ...

Feb 17, 2022

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How picking up your smartphone could reveal your identity

The time a person spends on different smartphone apps is enough to identify them from a larger group in more than one in three cases say researchers, who warn of the implications for security and privacy.

Feb 17, 2022

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