Health
- Jan- 2023 -27 January
‘Collateral damage’ from normal cell function may cause mutations that play a role in cancer
Spatial distribution of APOBEC-positive crypts. APOBEC-positive crypts and their surrounding crypts before microdissection with their SBS mutational spectrums. Signatures exposures…
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Covid cases more than HALVE in a fortnight
Covid cases are in freefall across the UK — despite gloomy warnings of impending ‘Kraken’ chaos. Top statisticians estimate close…
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From an Ebola-like disease in Croatia to bird flu in Egypt: Biggest disease threats REVEALED
Covid isn’t over yet, but scientists fear the next pandemic is already lurking just around the corner waiting to pounce.…
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Dentist warns scrolling through cute pictures of dogs and cats could damage your teeth
Find these fluffballs cute? Warning – it might be bad for your TEETH: Dentist reveals you can damage your smile…
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Maternal deaths and disparities increase in Mississippi
Brittany Lampkin of Yazoo County, extolls the Mississippi Black Women’s Roundtable legislative agenda which includes extending postpartum coverage for Medicaid…
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Small study shows promise for antimalarial monoclonal antibody to prevent malaria
Colorized electron micrograph showing malaria parasite (right, blue) attaching to a human red blood cell. The inset shows a detail…
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The many manifestations of long COVID
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Over the past three years, it has become clear that, for many people, the effects of…
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Extracorporeal CPR does not offer more favorable neurologic outcome
For patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) does not improve favorable neurologic outcome compared with conventional CPR,…
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Study finds most US children use potentially toxic makeup products, often during play
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain A study by scientists at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and Earthjustice has found…
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Blood sugar monitoring devices pose wearability and use problems for older adults with diabetes and caregivers
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain A study conducted by Regenstrief Institute research scientists to examine the use, by older adults with…
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