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28/02/2020

Archive: 28/02/2020

Alcohol minimum unit price could save almost 8,000 lives in north of England

Civic leaders are calling for the urgent introduction of a minimum unit price (MUP) for alcohol in England after new evidence from the University of Sheffield's Alcohol Research Group revealed that it could save almost 8,000 ...

Feb 28, 2020

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Fasting at night or in the morning? Listen to your biological clock, says new research

In recent years, diet trends such as Intermittent Fasting have popularized the practice of delayed or restricted eating for many individuals looking to manage caloric intake. Still, many people open to restructuring their ...

Feb 28, 2020

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Why objects in images may appear closer—or farther—than they actually are

When people remember images, they fill in the edges with details they didn't actually see. That's the idea behind the boundary extension, a term which has become widely accepted in psychology classes, textbooks and test-prep ...

Feb 28, 2020

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Key coronavirus question: How are children affected?

As coronavirus cases continue to spread around the world, American officials acknowledged this week that cases of COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus, are likely to become much more widespread across the nation. That ...

Feb 28, 2020

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An understudied cause of cancer: Mutations in regulators of cell signaling

Mutations in a vital class of regulatory molecules are an underappreciated cause of cancer because they impair the function of "G" proteins, a versatile and vast family of signaling switches that underlie innumerable biological ...

Feb 28, 2020 feature

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Every coronavirus case starts a race to trace contacts

It's painstaking, disruptive and yet potentially life-saving: for every confirmed coronavirus case health authorities face a race against time to identify everyone the patient has been in contact with and nip transmission ...

Feb 28, 2020

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The key role of a protein revealed in rare neurodegenerative disease affecting children

Professor Stéphane Lefrançois, a researcher at the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), is working on Batten disease, a neurodegenerative genetic disease that primarily affects children. His research focuses ...

Feb 28, 2020

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Old weapon, new target: Dasatinib against angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma

Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have shown by in vivo experimentation on a mouse model that angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma is highly dependent on T-cell receptor signaling. Further trials also suggest that ...

Feb 28, 2020

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Vulnerable continent: Africa and the coronavirus

The first detected case of coronavirus in Africa highlights the vulnerability of the world's poorest continent to outbreaks of contagious diseases.

Feb 28, 2020

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Virus outbreak in Iran sickens hundreds, including leaders

After facing sanctions and the risk of war amid tensions with the United States, Iran's Shiite theocracy now has an enemy in the new coronavirus that infiltrated its leadership in plain view of state-controlled media and ...

Feb 28, 2020

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