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Blocking cholesterol storage could stop growth of pancreatic tumors

Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) have found that they can stop the growth of pancreatic cancer cells by interfering with the way the cells store cholesterol. Their findings in mice and lab-grown pancreas ...

Jul 7, 2020

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Innovative machine learning approaches used to create a comprehensive view of breast cancer risk factors

A recently published article from University of Eastern Finland and Kuopio University Hospital reports new innovative use of machine learning to help understand the interplay of genetic and other breast cancer risk factors.

Jul 7, 2020

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Retractions and controversies over coronavirus research show that the process of science is working as it should

Several high-profile papers on COVID-19 research have come under fire from people in the scientific community in recent weeks. Two articles addressing the safety of certain drugs when taken by COVID-19 patients were retracted, ...

Jul 7, 2020

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One million epilepsy patients in China missing out on beneficial surgery

In 2010, Professor Patrick Kwan from Monash University's Department of Neuroscience, led an international team researching the causes and outcomes of epilepsy in rural China.

Jul 7, 2020

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Texans' concerns about COVID-19 declined as pandemic worsened

As the number of reported cases of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations was increasing in June, Texans expressed less concern about the threat of the virus than they did in April and were much less likely to stay home ...

Jul 7, 2020

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What makes a 'wave' of disease? An epidemiologist explains

Panic about a second wave of coronavirus cases is "overblown," Vice President Mike Pence wrote in June, implying the U.S. has COVID-19 under control. On the other hand, Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of ...

Jul 7, 2020

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The best (and worst) materials for masks

It's intuitive and scientifically shown that wearing a face covering can help reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. But not all masks are created equal, according to new University of Arizona-led ...

Jul 7, 2020

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Blood test can guide treatment for most aggressive prostate cancer

Scientists have developed a simple blood test that can show which men with the most aggressive type of prostate cancer should respond to conventional therapy, and those who need other options.

Jul 7, 2020

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Multiple Purkinje cell types: A new logic of cerebellar organization in zebrafish

In a study published in PNAS, researchers from Karolinska Institutet, the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Nagoya University, and Technische Universität Braunschweig show an undiscovered heterogeneity of adult zebrafish ...

Jul 7, 2020

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Q&A: Loud pyrotechnics trigger stress, hyperarousal, and combat flashbacks in vets with PTSD

2020 has been a year of complicated emotions for many. The rise of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with a surge in civil unrest, have led to unprecedented levels of anxiety. For veterans, particularly those dealing with post-traumatic ...

Jul 7, 2020

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