Medical
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Effort to Move Doctors' Pay Away from Volume Finds Obstacles
The leader of the nonprofit Families USA group sees results of a new study as evidence of a slow pace for efforts to shift medicine away from the...
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Bob Saget Died From Severe Head Injuries, Autopsy Shows
An autopsy report reveals more details about the head injury that led to comedian Bob Saget's death.
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'Facebit' Adds Health Monitoring to Your COVID Mask
The device will gather health metrics from breath and pressure readings in much the same way that Fitbits and Apple Watches track movement and sleep.
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New York City’s Vegan Mayor Eats Fish, and That’s OK
When Eric Adams, New York City’s new mayor and an avowed vegan since 2017, was outed this week for eating fish, the media went wild and the...
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Too Much Marijuana Can Make You Unpleasantly, Dangerously Sick
Too Much Marijuana Can Make You Unpleasantly, Dangerously Sick
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Does Blockchain Tech Have a Future in Health Care?
Blockchain is the technology behind cryptocurrency and NFTs, and proponents claim it will revolutionize the health care industry. Will it be able...
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What Can Wordle Do for Our Brains?
What is Wordle and what can it do for our brains? What to know about the "it" puzzle/brain teaser of the moment.
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Ways to Stay Body Positive Around People Who Have a Bad Body Image
Are you body positive, but the people around you aren’t like that? Here’s how to hold on to your positive body image.
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After Bob Saget's Death, a Q&A on Head Injuries
With the recent news that comedian Bob Saget's death was due to head trauma, apparently from an accidental blow to the head, doctors say any injury...
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As CDC Holds the Line, Doctors Debate Lifting Mask Mandates
Doctors have highly varied views on whether it's the right time to drop masks or whether doing so would set the nation back.
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Scientists See Hope in New Therapy for COVID Brain Fog Patients
A type of rehabilitation program that allows the brain to rewire itself has been successful in improving the lives of people with brain fog.
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How Best to Fight Hair Loss in Men
The medications dutasteride, finasteride and minoxidil have long been used to fight hair loss. A new study looks at which one works best.
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Post-vaccination titers of neutralizing antibodies revealed as a moderate predictor of vaccine-induced immunity
In a new study, researchers investigated whether neutralizing antibodies against the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein offered adequate immunity against...
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Study explores rapid SARS-CoV-2 genome sequencing to help reduce hospital-acquired COVID-19 infections
In a new study, researchers examined whether SARS-CoV-2 whole-genome sequencing could be routinely used for infection prevention and control in...
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Antiviral activity assessment of remdesivir against 10 current and former SARS-CoV-2 variant clinical isolates
A new study published demonstrated the in vitro potencies of RDV and GS-441524 through PRA, and nucleoprotein ELISA against SARS-CoV-2 and other...
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Study investigates if COVID-19 restrictions were associated with differences in health and lifestyle of Labradors
A new study investigated whether COVID-19 restrictions were associated with differences in Dogslife Labrador Retrievers' lifestyle.
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Study explores the generation of SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Spike DNA construct using multiple site-targeted mutagenesis
In a new study, a team of researchers demonstrated multiple site-directed mutagenesis as an efficient, easy, and more economically viable...
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Study investigates whether SARS-CoV-2 infection is associated with increased risk of incident type 1 diabetes
A recent study has demonstrated that although the incidence of type 1 diabetes increases among children during the COVID-19 pandemic, previous...
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Scientists identify potential reasons for COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in US among individuals with chronic health conditions
A recent survey conducted on the adult population in the United States has identified the most common predictive reasons behind COVID-19 vaccine...
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Study describes sequelae presenting more than six months after COVID-19 in non-hospitalized young adults
A recent study described COVID-19 sequelae developed in non-hospitalized young adults more than six months after COVID-19 infection.
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Meet Sensate – A Device That Calms Your Fight or Flight Response: Interview Exclusive
A quick way to soothe your nerves sounds too good to be true. There are many methods and techniques used for achieving this “calm” that...
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Lab-Designed “Fish” Could Pave the Way for Artificial Hearts
Researchers at Harvard University have created a fish-like construct from human stem cell-derived cardiac muscle. The structure can beat...
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The Slimmest ECG Ever Created: A Review
A couple of weeks ago, AliveCor, a leading innovator in the FDA-cleared personal electrocardiogram (ECG) technology space, announced the...
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Silicone Harness Improves COVID Protection of Standard Surgical Masks
Engineers at Rice University created a silicone face harness that drastically improves the protection offered by standard surgical masks...
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