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Scientists use vaccination to successfully treat COVID-19 for first time

Doctors have successfully used vaccination to treat a patient with COVID-19 in what is thought to be the first instance of the vaccine being used for therapy instead of prevention.

Mar 22, 2022

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Long-term positive impacts and cost effectiveness of tailored exercise for those over 65 with mobility limitations

A decline in mobility associated with aging can greatly reduce quality of life, lead to loss of independence, generate substantial health and social care costs, and reduce overall life expectancy. Pressure on healthcare systems ...

Mar 22, 2022

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New PCR test for oral cancer set to revolutionize diagnosis and treatment

Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed the world's first PCR test for mouth cancer. The test has now been proved with patients from China, India and the UK, with the results published in the international ...

Mar 22, 2022

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Aspirin may improve three-month survival for patients critically ill with COVID-19

Antiplatelet drugs such as aspirin have little effect on the need for life support in COVID-19, but they may improve survival in the following months.

Mar 22, 2022

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Correct mitochondrial function prevents muscle loss during aging

The loss of muscle mass and strength during aging is called sarcopenia. Affecting the elderly population, sarcopenia is a degenerative process that brings about a decrease in wellbeing and increased dependency. A growing ...

Mar 22, 2022

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Follow-up study reinforces concept of education as mental health therapy

A study led by Christina Cruz, MD, EdM, assistant professor in the UNC Department of Psychiatry, takes a deeper look at how teachers in low and middle income countries are uniquely positioned to deliver mental health care ...

Mar 22, 2022

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Prescribing for anxiety has increased in those under age 35

Researchers from the University of Bristol have found that there have been increases in incident prescribing of most anti-anxiety medications (called anxiolytics) in recent years, which have been substantial in young adults ...

Mar 22, 2022

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Study: Family carers' voices and experiences need to be formally recognized and responded to

A Trinity study has highlighted the need for family carers' voices and experiences to be formally recognized and authentically responded to as equal key stakeholders within the health, social care and education system in ...

Mar 22, 2022

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Seven ways to reduce perineal tearing during childbirth

While most expectant mothers are excited, many are also anxious about giving birth, especially first-time mothers. Perineal trauma is something many expectant mums are fearful about.

Mar 22, 2022

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Taste, temperature and pain sensations are neurologically linked, study finds

If you have eaten a chili pepper, you have likely felt how your body reacts to the spicy hot sensation. New research published by biologists at the University of Oklahoma shows that the brain categorizes taste, temperature ...

Mar 22, 2022

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