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04/04/2024

Archive: 04/04/2024

One in five school-aged children in England experience cyberbullying

New research carried out by Kent's Center for Health Services Studies as part of the Health Behavior of School Age Children Survey (HBSC) for England has found that cyberbullying among school-aged children has risen, with ...

Apr 4, 2024

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New book challenges the assumption that youth drinking is in decline globally

The harmful use of alcohol causes an estimated 3 million deaths every year, of which a significant proportion occur in the young. While alcohol consumption among youth appears to be decreasing in North America and Europe, ...

Apr 4, 2024

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Small protein plays big role in chronic HIV infection

NeuroHIV refers to the effects of HIV infection on the brain or central nervous system, and to some extent, the spinal cord and peripheral nervous system. A collection of diseases, including neuropathy and dementia, neuroHIV ...

Apr 4, 2024

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Vaping additives harm a vital membrane in the lungs, researchers find

The health risks associated with the consumption of tobacco and cannabis products are well-established by now. Much less understood are the risks associated with vaping, particularly flavored products popular with young adults.

Apr 4, 2024

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Researchers explain what you know about racial inequities in health care can hurt you

A new study finds that the extent to which people understand existing racial inequities in access to health care can have an effect on how white and Black people view their own health. The finding has ramifications for how ...

Apr 4, 2024

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Perinatal women of Mexican descent propose solutions to pandemic-related stressors affecting Latinos

Public policies blocked many families of Mexican descent living in the U.S. from accessing vital services such as food and mental health care during the COVID-19 pandemic, even though these communities experienced some of ...

Apr 4, 2024

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Research offers insight into future understanding of MS and its treatments

The test that was developed using an existing diagnostic procedure as its basis and has the potential to be applied in clinical trials that target the Epstein Barr Virus.

Apr 4, 2024

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Fans are not a magic bullet for beating the heat, modeling study shows

A new study by researchers at the University of Ottawa throws cold water on the idea that fans can effectively cool you down during extremely hot weather events.

Apr 4, 2024

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Gene editing technique shows promise for effectively curing a hereditary liver disease

Argininosuccinate lyase deficiency (ASLD), also known as argininosuccinic aciduria, is a severe metabolic disease where the body does not process proteins normally, instead resulting in a very dangerous accumulation of argininosuccinic ...

Apr 4, 2024

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Study finds less invasive, safer option for removing benign pancreatic tumors

Insulinomas are abnormal tumors, usually benign, that grow in the beta cells of the pancreas. Insulinomas make extra insulin, more than the body can use. They can cause hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. Low blood sugar can ...

Apr 4, 2024

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