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Drug delivery system offers hope for treating genetic diseases

A team of researchers led by Harvard and Broad Institute scientists has developed a new drug-delivery system using engineered DNA-free virus-like particles (eVLPs) that is able to edit genes associated with high cholesterol ...

Feb 18, 2022

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Ten-year study results find patient outcomes similar for two CABG procedures

A new study that monitors patients who received "on-pump" or "off-pump" coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) over a 10-year period reveals that outcomes between the two forms of heart bypass surgery are not much different. ...

Feb 18, 2022

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Developing an optical methodology for rapid detection of COVID-19

A team of Spanish researchers, coordinated by the University of Seville, has published the first results of an optical methodology for detecting the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. This tool could be potentially usable ...

Feb 18, 2022

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Complacency, 'COVID fatigue' expose disparities

Even while hammering home the message of vigilance to protect against the spread of COVID-19, medical experts like Dr. Jaime Imitola acknowledge the growing presence of "COVID fatigue."

Feb 18, 2022

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Understanding the molecules and brain circuits recruited by stressful experience

Stressful experiences can lead to adaptive or detrimental behaviors. Understanding how stress can affect our brains can help understand basic brain function and is also essential to discerning causes and treatments for some ...

Feb 18, 2022

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Predicting brain cancer outcome with red blood cell distribution width

Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most common and deadly brain tumor in American adults. Considering the poor survival rate, the ability to estimate survival for this population is essential when making treatment decisions.

Feb 18, 2022

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Study: Personal genetic risk motivates positive changes in health behavior

A new study from the University of Helsinki shows that information about personal genetic risk for cardiovascular disease motivates individuals to take better care of their health. This is the first comprehensive study assessing ...

Feb 18, 2022

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Six African countries to receive mRNA vaccine technology

The first African countries selected to receive the technology necessary to produce mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 are Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and Tunisia, a summit meeting of European Union and African ...

Feb 18, 2022

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Positive parenting can reduce the risk that children develop obesity

New research from Penn State found that children with positive, early interactions with their care givers—characterized by warmth, responsiveness, and a sitmulating home environment—were at reduced risk of childhood obesity.

Feb 18, 2022

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Placenta may hold clues for early autism diagnosis and intervention

New UC Davis MIND Institute research has identified a novel human gene linked to fetal brain development and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The discovery also links the gene to the mother's early prenatal vitamin use and ...

Feb 18, 2022

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