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Research aims to curb fatalities caused by illicit drugs

University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Center for Forensic Science Ph.D. candidate Harry Fursman is working on two fronts to prevent harm to people who use drugs: He is testing a new handheld device for rapidly and accurately ...

Nov 17, 2023

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Q&A: New research on better understanding brain alterations in people with autism

The development of therapies for autism spectrum disorder has been hampered by a lack of consensus around anatomic alterations in the brains of people with autism.

Nov 17, 2023

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Q&A: Think your child might have ADHD? Expert offers insight on traits and treatments

Over the past 50 years, attention deficit/hyperactive disorder—more commonly known as ADHD—has evolved from a little-known condition into arguably the most studied disorder in the field of child psychiatry.

Nov 17, 2023

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New study reveals the genetics of human head shape

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and KU Leuven have discovered a suite of genes that influence head shape in humans. These findings, published this week in Nature Communications, help explain the diversity of human ...

Nov 17, 2023

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Study identifies the top three genes responsible for traumatic brain injury complications

The severity of traumatic brain injury (TBI) has been underscored in the last decade as doctors seek to understand its role in neurological diseases like chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a progressive and fatal brain ...

Nov 17, 2023

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What leads people to take action on disease prevention?

When making important decisions about disease prevention, who do you listen to? Medical institutions? Or perhaps the people around you? Your answer might reveal more about your personal circumstances than you would expect.

Nov 17, 2023

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Study shows beach signage education could save lives this summer

A new beach safety study aims to prevent accidental beach drownings of young people through the identification of their understanding—and misunderstanding—of common beach signs.

Nov 17, 2023

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Study shows amount and days of opioids prescribed at discharge decreased after 2017 Ohio prescription opioid cap law

The Ohio Opioid Cap Law, enacted on August 31, 2017, limited the total dose and duration of opioids that could be prescribed for minors. The anticipated benefit of cap laws in preventing opioid overdose, death and addiction ...

Nov 17, 2023

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Exploring the environmental and monetary benefits of redispensing cancer pills

Redispensing cancer drugs reduces both environmental impact and medical costs, according to research from Radboudumc pharmacy published in JAMA Oncology. The annual savings could amount to tens of millions.

Nov 17, 2023

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First human clinical trial for pill-sized device that monitors breathing from the gut

Scientists have developed an ingestible device that can safely monitor vital signs like breathing and heart rate from inside humans. The tool, described November 17 in the journal Device, has the potential to provide accessible ...

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