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08/12/2020

Archive: 08/12/2020

Editing the DNA of human embryos could protect us from future pandemics

Hollywood blockbusters such as X-men, Gattaca and Jurassic World have explored the intriguing concept of "germline genome editing"—a biomolecular technique that can alter the DNA of sperm, eggs or embryos. If you remove ...

Dec 8, 2020

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Brain structure may not influence personality after all

We know personality comes from the brain, but does that mean the shape and composition of the brain affects personality?

Dec 8, 2020

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Diabetes and obesity risk factors for severe malaria

Infectious diseases doctor Katja Wyss's thesis is the product of many years' research on malaria in Sweden. With clinical data from almost 3,000 diagnosed cases over a twenty-year time span, Katja Wyss at Karolinska Institutet's ...

Dec 8, 2020

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How COVID-19 makes us behave … or not

The COVID-19 pandemic is not just a global health crisis, it's also a social and political one: the fight against the virus affects how people conduct their daily lives, respond to government policy and plan for their future ...

Dec 8, 2020

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Making your cereal bar healthier: Low-sugar binders increase nutritional value

Healthier on-the-go cereal bars with 30% less sugar, same sweet taste and more fiber are being developed by food scientists from the University of Reading together with industrial partners—Strauss Group, DouxMatok, Herbstreith ...

Dec 8, 2020

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Exploring how activity in the hippocampal CA2 region encodes social interactions

People with neuropsychiatric disorders sometimes exhibit anomalous social behaviors, such as antisocial tendencies or dramatic behavioral changes. These changes could be the manifestation of deficits in social memory, the ...

Dec 8, 2020 feature

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Researchers share database for studying individual differences in language skills

Why do people differ in their ability to use language? As part of a larger study into this question, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics (MPI) and Radboud University tested 122 adult native speakers ...

Dec 8, 2020

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Focused ultrasound shown to enhance the delivery of promising therapeutic for Alzheimer's disease

A recent preclinical study from scientists at Sunnybrook Research Institute, Canadian Blood Services and the University of Toronto has demonstrated that focused ultrasound improves the delivery of intravenous immunoglobulin ...

Dec 8, 2020

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Reprocessing single-use med devices boosts circular economy for hospitals

Regulated medical device reprocessing is an important tool in improving environmental and public health outcomes, according to a new analysis published in Health Affairs. The paper indicates that health care systems generate ...

Dec 8, 2020

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New treatment uncovered for AL amyloidosis to be announced

Researchers from SWOG Cancer Research Network, a cancer clinical trials group funded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health, have shown that isatuximab, a monoclonal antibody approved ...

Dec 8, 2020

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