Scientists are developing a combined vaccine to fight the most deadly form of brain cancer.
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Reduced stress associated with changes in plasma metabolite profile
Reduced stress is linked to changes in the profile of plasma metabolites, a new study from the University of Eastern Finland shows.
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AB: Voluntary field corrective action of HiRes Ultra and Ultra 3D cochlear implants announced
Advanced Bionics, a global leader in developing advanced cochlear implant systems, announced today that it has begun notifying regulatory authorities that it will voluntarily initiate a field corrective action related to the initial version of HiRes Ultra and Ultra 3D cochlear implant devices due to a decrease in performance experienced by a small percentage of recipients.
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Expert alert: Dr. Michael Grey leads new study to monitor ex-footballers for dementia signs
Dr. Michael Grey, who leads a project to monitor ex-footballers for early signs of dementia, has welcomed new guidelines that ban children from heading footballs during training.
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Regular physical activity may improve well-being of African American cancer survivors
New research suggests that regular exercise may improve the well-being of African American cancer survivors, but most survivors do not meet current recommendations for physical activity.
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Promega introduces Wizard HMW DNA Extraction Kit ahead of AGBT 2020
Promega Corporation, a global biotechnology manufacturer, today launched its new Wizard HMW DNA Extraction Kit for researchers working with large fragments of genomic DNA.
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The FODMAP diet is everywhere, but researchers warn it’s not for weight loss
The FODMAP diet is used to help manage irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but it’s becoming more popular. Now bloggers and so-called health gurus have jumped on board, claiming it can treat everything from acne to weight loss.
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Coronavirus response shows the world may not be ready for climate-induced pandemics
For weeks, the second largest economy in the world screeched to a halt. Stunned by the rapid spread of coronavirus (now officially termed COVID-19), roughly half of China’s population welcomed the Lunar New Year in a state of lockdown. City streets—that would have on any other year been filled with festive red lanterns and rosy-cheeked families—laid empty. Shopping malls were abandoned, two of the world’s longest borders were closed, and thousands of travelers around the world were left stranded in quarantine.
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Insurance and provider-related obstacles keep at-risk populations from continuing PrEP
most effective methods for HIV prevention among at-risk populations such as gay and bisexual men. When taken daily as directed, PrEP provides a 92-99 percent reduction in HIV risk. Research shows, however, that many gay and bisexual men begin a PrEP regimen and discontinue the medication shortly thereafter.
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Shining new light on the actions of key neurotransmitter in the brain
An international research collaboration has uncovered evidence that a common neurotransmitter can selectively regulate the excitability of neurons.
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