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Study links severe childhood deprivation to neuropsychological difficulties in adulthood

A team of researchers from the University of Southampton, the University of Bath and King's College London have provided compelling evidence of the impact of adversity in childhood on neuropsychological functioning in adulthood. ...

May 22, 2020

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Fast-acting countries cut their coronavirus death rates while US delays cost thousands of lives

If cities across the U.S. had moved just one week faster to shut down restaurants and businesses and order residents to stay home, they could have avoided over 35,000 coronavirus deaths by early May, new research suggests. ...

May 22, 2020

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From spit to scrums: How can sports players minimize their coronavirus risk?

As we emerge from lockdown, so does our sport. And many sporting bodies are grappling with the best way to do this while protecting their players, staff and fans from the coronavirus.

May 22, 2020

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Universal donor kidney: Bioengineered implant one day may replace dialysis

Kidney failure affects 700,000 Americans and two million people worldwide. Treatment is severely limited by a scarcity of donor organs and the burden and expense of recurring dialysis.

May 22, 2020

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Conspiracy beliefs reduce the following of government coronavirus guidance

A new study from the University of Oxford shows that people who hold coronavirus conspiracy beliefs are less likely to comply with social distancing guidelines or take-up future vaccines.

May 22, 2020

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How to keep love alive in the midst of a pandemic

Couples who are cooped up by COVID-19 are getting the rare opportunity to spend more time together, but also discovering the downside of having too much of a good thing, said an expert in romantic relationships at a Harvard ...

May 22, 2020

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5 ways to help stop the 'infodemic,' the increasing misinformation about coronavirus

Everyone is responsible for slowing the spread of the disease. Every action counts. This is also the case in the fight against misinformation, which intrudes on the overabundance of news, mixing facts, rumours and fake news. ...

May 22, 2020

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Lockdowns, second waves and burn outs: Spanish flu's clues about how coronavirus might play out in Australia

In a remarkable coincidence, the first media reports about Spanish flu and COVID-19 in Australia both occurred on January 25—exactly 101 years apart.

May 22, 2020

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'Mental Fitbit': App unlocks mysteries of the mind to create database of human thought

It is impossible to know the exact thoughts of another person, which is partly why the field of psychology has historically found the study of personal internal experience to be taboo. As a result, psychologists know relatively ...

May 22, 2020

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High COVID-19 mortality rates among those with liver disease

A new international study has found high mortality rates from COVID-19 among people with chronic liver disease and cirrhosis.

May 22, 2020

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