Archive: 23/07/2018

Monkey studies reveal possible origin of human speech

Most animals, including our primate cousins, communicate: they gesture, grimace, grunt, and sing. As a rule, however, they do not speak. So how, exactly, did humans acquire their unique talent for verbal discourse? And how ...

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How can you avoid regaining those lost kilos?

The hardest part about losing weight is maintaining it. Many people manage to lose weight, but in time the kilos can slowly come back.

Jul 23, 2018

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Natural blood doping and rewriting the textbooks

The phrase "rewriting the textbooks" is more than a cliché to me, because that's what I do. I revise each of my books every three years, updating the science.

Jul 23, 2018

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Many doctors go unpaid for clinical work between appointments, study finds

A new study led by researchers at Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School and Healthcentric Advisors found that most primary care physicians are not being reimbursed for the many hours of work they do for their sickest ...

Jul 23, 2018

Birth study empowers pregnant women

New QUT research has shed light on why some women have 'normal' births and many don't, delivering vital information to help women make more informed maternity care decisions.

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Growing kidney tissue simpler and faster will help fight disease

New treatments for kidney diseases and inherited kidney disorders could result from new research that is revolutionising the way human kidney tissue is grown from stem cells.

Jul 23, 2018

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Simple supplement aids powerful rugby performance, study finds

Sore muscles and peak athletic performance do not mix. Otago researchers have found a common health supplement may solve the issue.

Jul 23, 2018

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Understanding deaths from post-surgical complications

Death after surgery may follow a complication, but understanding which complications or co-morbidities are associated with death is challenging.

Jul 23, 2018

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Researchers find that private insurance pays more for emergency department visits

Researchers at the University of North Carolina found that, over the past 20 years, private insurers have paid more for a visit to the emergency department than Medicare or Medicaid. For this work, titled "Per-visit Emergency ...

Jul 23, 2018

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Exhaled e-vapor particles evaporate in seconds—new study

A new peer-reviewed study published in the prestigious journal Nicotine & Tobacco Research shows that exhaled e-vapour product particles are actually liquid droplets that evaporate within seconds.

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