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25/07/2019

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New insights into young men's sexting practices in youth sexting culture

Drawing on ﬁndings from a qualitative study published by the Journal of Youth Studies, new research from Dr. Emily Setty explores young men's sexting practices and how they position themselves within youth sexting culture ...

Jul 25, 2019

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CRISPR used to reduce symptoms of muscular dystrophy in mice models

A team of researchers from Canada, the U.S. and Sweden has found that editing a gene involved in producing proteins that promote muscle strength in muscular dystrophy mice models could reduce symptoms. In their paper published ...

Jul 25, 2019 report

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Dishonest acts hurt one's ability to read others' emotions

A consultant inflates his hours so he'll be paid more. Will his dishonesty later affect whether he'll be able to tell when his client is pleased or upset?

Jul 25, 2019

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Could sound waves bring us smarter medical implants?

Pinned to a wall in Tommaso Melodia's office, next to a stack of wireless technology guidebooks, is a child's illustration: a smiling heart symbol alongside the word "Papa." His office is covered with drawings like these, ...

Jul 25, 2019

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Drug trial shows efficacy in treating anemia in chronic kidney disease patients without dialysis

FibroGen, Inc. today announced publication of results from the Phase 3 trial of the efficacy and safety of roxadustat treatment compared to placebo for anemia in non-dialysis patients (NDD) with chronic kidney disease (CKD) ...

Jul 25, 2019

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Meditation alleviates depression in Spanish-speaking immigrants, study finds

New research from UCLA indicates mindfulness meditation may be an effective and inexpensive treatment for Spanish-speaking immigrants suffering from stress-related depression.

Jul 25, 2019

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Heart cells' environment a potentially major factor in heart disease

When it comes to heart disease, the health of the scaffold where cardiac cells grow may be a much bigger factor than previously believed.

Jul 25, 2019

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Signals from skin cells control fat cell specialization

Cells can change to a more specialized type in a process called cellular differentiation. Scientists have revealed that protein secretions by skin cells known as keratinocytes control the differentiation of subsurface skin ...

Jul 25, 2019

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3D-printed organs are in early research stages. Here's how Baltimore doctors are using the technology

Scampering around the floor of her father's family room in Cherry Hill, 1-year-old Syah Weddington is quicker on four limbs than two. After a few passes crawling from one end of the room to the other, her mom scoops her up ...

Jul 25, 2019

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Congo student with Ebola still finds a way to take exams

Claude Mabowa Sasi had lost his mother, a brother and a sister to Ebola . Instead of fearing death when he, too, was diagnosed with the disease, the young man had a different worry: How would he complete his college entrance ...

Jul 25, 2019

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