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04/09/2023

Archive: 04/09/2023

Bird flu is undergoing changes that could increase the risk of widespread human transmission

A new study from researchers in China and Nottingham has discovered that a subtype of avian flu virus, endemic in poultry farms in China, is undergoing mutational changes, which could increase the risk of the disease being ...

Sep 4, 2023

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Q&A: What we know so far about BA.2.86 ('Pirola'), the new COVID-19 strain

A new coronavirus variant, BA.2.86, is raising concern with public health experts, but it's too early to know if this one is any more transmissible than current strains of the virus—or if it will even stick around.

Sep 4, 2023

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Study shows that eye movements decrease while effortfully listening to speech

After a certain age, approximately 40% of people experience some degree of hearing loss. While age-related hearing loss is most prevalent in adults over the age of 65, it can start occurring far earlier than that, when people ...

Sep 4, 2023 feature

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Children with higher BMI at increased risk of developing depression: Study

Children between ages 12 and 16 with a higher body mass index (BMI) are at an increased risk of developing depression symptoms, new research has found. Associations between a higher BMI and depression were weaker between ...

Sep 4, 2023

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Detecting depression on social media

Research published in the International Journal of Data Analysis Techniques and Strategies demonstrates how a semi-supervised deep learning model can be used to identify signs of depression in online social media users. Given ...

Sep 4, 2023

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Long COVID symptoms can improve, but their resolution is slow and imperfect, study finds

Around 5–10% of people who get infected with SARS-CoV-2 will experience symptoms that persist way beyond the initial acute period, a clinical syndrome we are learning more about, known widely as long COVID.

Sep 4, 2023

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Why is a messy house such an anxiety trigger for some and what can be done about it?

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the sight of clutter and mess in your home? Have you walked in the door only to feel overloaded by scattered papers, unwashed dishes and clothes in disarray? Maybe you've even had arguments ...

Sep 4, 2023

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The art of wandering in vertebrates: New mapping of neurons involved in locomotion

Walking is a complex mechanism involving both automatic processes and conscious control. Its dysfunction can have multiple, sometimes extremely subtle causes, within the motor cortex, brain stem, spinal cord, or muscles. ...

Sep 4, 2023

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Researchers design machine learning models to better predict adolescent suicide and self-harm risk

Artificial intelligence can help to identify risk factors for suicide and self-harm, according to new research from UNSW Sydney.

Sep 4, 2023

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Brain waves of distressed patients slow to meditative state as violist plays, study finds

Improvisatory clinical viola music calms agitated epilepsy patients—as seen in their brain waves—when they are hospitalized in the epilepsy-monitoring unit, reports a new Northwestern Medicine pilot study.

Sep 4, 2023

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