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18/04/2023

Archive: 18/04/2023

Global study first to compare COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among college students

As the world enters a post-pandemic phase, an international study is providing unique perspectives on COVID-19 vaccine hesitancies among college students.

Apr 18, 2023

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Smart earpiece helps people relearn physical actions faster and more easily after a stroke

Strokes are the number one cause of persistent physical impairment among adults worldwide. Sufferers often find it hard or even impossible to perform everyday physical actions like walking or reaching for something. One reason ...

Apr 18, 2023

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Study suggests people who should receive genetic screening are being missed

Findings from a recent UW Medicine study suggest that a large proportion of people who should receive genetic screening according to published guidelines are being missed.

Apr 18, 2023

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Research finds removing ovaries at benign hysterectomy carries health risks

An emulated target trial of more than 140,000 women in Denmark found that removing the ovaries at benign hysterectomy was associated with increased risk for cardiovascular disease in younger women and cancer in older women ...

Apr 18, 2023

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Researchers find new clues to potential cause of OCD

QIMR Berghofer researchers are a step closer to solving what causes obsessive-compulsive disorder, after discovering changes in how distinct brain regions communicate. This important finding could guide the development of ...

Apr 18, 2023

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Vascularity, elastography in suspicious TIRADS scores differentiate malignant thyroid nodules

A scientific online poster presented findings that assessing the vascularity and elastography in suspect TIRADS categories can efficiently diagnose malignancy of thyroid nodules. This study was presented at the 2023 ARRS ...

Apr 18, 2023

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Smartwatches may be key to development of new Parkinson's treatments

New research shows that commercially available smartphones and watches, like the Apple Watch, are able to capture key features of early, untreated Parkinson's disease. These technologies could provide researchers with more ...

Apr 18, 2023

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Hidden epigenetic mechanisms behind chronic UTIs found

Published in Nature Microbiology, a study in mice finds that the microbial basis for urinary tract infections can include localized epigenetic alterations that make additional infections more likely.

Apr 18, 2023 report

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Wide income gaps linked to higher mortality rates during flood disasters

A new study led by researchers from Uppsala University shows a clear link between economic inequality and mortality during severe flood disasters. Countries with an uneven distribution of income had many times higher mortality ...

Apr 18, 2023

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Cardiac arrest in hospital: Survival a matter of resources, finds researcher

Hospital inpatients have better prospects of surviving a cardiac arrest in large hospitals and well-resourced wards, and daytime cardiac arrests are also associated with better chances of survival, a University of Gothenburg ...

Apr 18, 2023

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