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09/02/2022

Archive: 09/02/2022

Almost 1 in 3 older adults develop new conditions after COVID-19 infection

Almost a third (32 of every 100) of older adults infected with COVID-19 in 2020 developed at least one new condition that required medical attention in the months after initial infection, 11 more than those who did not have ...

Feb 9, 2022

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WHO efforts to bring vaccine manufacturing to Africa is being undermined by pharma, reveals The BMJ

The World Health Organization (WHO) is supporting African companies to make a COVID vaccine. But today, in an article co-published with German newspaper Die Welt, The BMJ can reveal that a foundation representing vaccine ...

Feb 9, 2022

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UK is 'international outlier' in its approach to COVID in children, argue experts

The UK is an 'international outlier' in its approach to protecting children from COVID, argue experts in The BMJ today.

Feb 9, 2022

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Problematic levels of loneliness widespread in many countries

Loneliness at a problematic level is widespread in many countries, finds an analysis of evidence from 113 countries and territories during 2000-19 published by The BMJ today.

Feb 9, 2022

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For 11-year-old hockey player, breathlessness signaled a struggling heart

Two years after a chance outing with a friend at an ice rink, Jake Burnam had gone from someone who struggled to connect with a sport to a hockey dynamo. He'd skate up to four nights a week.

Feb 9, 2022

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Lower income linked to higher odds of clogged neck arteries

People making less than $35,000 a year may be more likely to have carotid artery stenosis, a leading cause of stroke, a new study found.

Feb 9, 2022

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Updated brain injury guidelines validated for complicated mTBI

(HealthDay)—Use of the 2018 updated Brain Injury Guidelines (uBIG) potentially could decrease the need for transfers of Canadian patients with complicated mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), according to a study published ...

Feb 9, 2022

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Study reveals neurobiological processes occurring during puberty that trigger sex differences in learning and memory

New research from the University of California, Irvine reveals that sex differences in learning and memory mechanisms are triggered by biological events occurring during puberty. Findings show prepubescent female rodents ...

Feb 9, 2022

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New research may pave the way to better treatments for Crohn's disease

A paper published this week in Immunity, a research journal highlighting discoveries in immunology, lays the groundwork to better understand and treat Crohn's disease, a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Beneficial ...

Feb 9, 2022

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When people's attitudes about aging improve, better health may follow

Making people feel better about how they're aging could lead to concrete improvements in health and well-being down the line, new University of British Columbia (UBC) research suggests.

Feb 9, 2022

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