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06/10/2020

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Reasons for Africa's low COVID-19 rates revealed

Africa's unusually low COVID-19 cases and deaths could be down to a young and sparse population, and the hot and humid climate interrelating to heighten their individual effects, research from the World Health Organization ...

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Genetic study reveals ancestry-specific risk factors for coronary artery disease

A large team of researchers affiliated with a host of institutions across Japan has identified multiple loci associated with ancestry-specific risk factors for coronary artery disease. In their paper published in the journal ...

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A researcher reflects on progress fighting hepatitis C, and a path forward

When I began my medical career in Hong Kong in the early 1980s, I chose to focus on hepatitis B, in part because it was very common and because the hepatitis C virus had not yet been discovered. I witnessed the devastation ...

Oct 6, 2020

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Study suggests link between pediatric hospitalization and rising unemployment

Pediatric hospitalization rates increase when unemployment levels rise, suggests a National Institutes of Health-funded analysis of data from 14 states spanning 12 years. For every 1% increase in unemployment, researchers ...

Oct 6, 2020

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IL-21 protein a key part of immune response to central nervous system infections

Researchers at Penn State College of Medicine now better understand the role of a protein, interleukin-21 (IL-21), in the immune system response to infections in the nervous system. The results of their recent study support ...

Oct 6, 2020

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It's all connected: Your genes, your environment, and your health

Human health is highly dependent on genetics, yet it is also known to be affected by factors in an individual's environment—and these days that environment is quite stressful. As we shelter in place amid the coronavirus ...

Oct 6, 2020

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Researchers and charity launch online tool to help people deal with 'visible differences'

A life-changing program to help adults with visible differences such as scars and burns is being made publicly available for the first time.

Oct 6, 2020

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Vital rethinking in cancer early detection needed to save lives

Earlier detection of cancer offers arguably the single biggest opportunity to save lives from the disease, but there are many challenges of seeing this a reality for patients in the NHS, according to Cancer Research UK's ...

Oct 6, 2020

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Musicians may need more than social distancing to stay safe on stage

Keeping musicians safe while they're on stage during the pandemic may require more than just social distancing, according to a study of exhaled aerosols conducted by Rice University engineers and musicians from Rice's Shepherd ...

Oct 6, 2020

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New research shows volunteer value in supporting people in need during COVID-19

Volunteers around the country who helped serve their local communities during the recent lockdown formed a crucial part of the national response to the coronavirus pandemic, new research has found.

Oct 6, 2020

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