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26/08/2021

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Wuhan COVID-19 study finds some hospitalized patients still have health problems after one year

Most symptoms of COVID-19 in hospitalized patients are resolved within 12 months, however, around one half still experience at least one persistent symptom, a study of 1,276 patients from Wuhan, China, published in The Lancet, ...

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COVID-19 in children with cancer: Severe disease and disrupted treatment

Research from a large international effort shows that 20% of children with cancer who are infected with SARS-CoV-2 develop severe infections. In studies of children overall, only 1-6% have reported severe infections. The ...

Aug 26, 2021

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Pfizer jab side effects in 12-15 year olds at high risk of COVID-19 complications, mild to moderate

The side effects of the Pfizer-BioNTech jab against COVID-19 are likely to be mild to moderate and clear up quickly in 12-15 year olds at high risk of complications from the infection because of certain coexisting conditions, ...

Aug 26, 2021

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Cost of raising a child with rare genetic disorder significant but could be reduced by earlier diagnosis

The cost of raising a child with a rare genetic disorder was significant but the economic burden could be reduced by earlier diagnosis and targeted treatment, a new study has found.

Aug 26, 2021

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COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness dips, but remains potent disease deterrent

COVID-19 vaccines remain effective, but their potency has diminished in recent months, according to a nationwide study at eight sites, including Salt Lake City, Utah.

Aug 26, 2021

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Rotating presence at school, work limits COVID spread: study

The best way to keep COVID cases out of businesses and schools while maintaining some in-person presence is to create two rotating groups, a French study showed Thursday.

Aug 26, 2021

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Environmental pollution may contribute to racial/ethnic disparities In Alzheimer's disease risk, says new study

Fine particle pollution may be one reason why Black women have double the risk of developing Alzheimer's than white women, suggests new research from the Keck School of Medicine of USC.

Aug 26, 2021

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Study: Tailored mobile messaging reduces young adult waterpipe tobacco use by 49%

Tailored mobile messaging is an effective intervention strategy to reduce tobacco waterpipe smoking in young adults, according to a new study published by researchers with the Center for Tobacco Research at The Ohio State ...

Aug 26, 2021

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What's the cost of self-control? New study tabulates the bill

A team of researchers has identified measures we take in order to skirt having to exert self-control in our daily lives—findings that offer new insights into what motivates human behavior.

Aug 26, 2021

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Stress-busting techniques lead to healthier behaviors

Learning new ways to manage stress can naturally lead to a healthier lifestyle and greater well-being, new research suggests.

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