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IGF-1 May Be Involved in Parkinson’s Development, Review Suggests
14 Feb 13:00 • 16 articles
IGF-1 May Be Involved in Parkinson’s Development, Review Suggests
Increasing evidence links insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) deficiency to the development and progression of Parkinson's disease, a review study said. Estrogen, the female sex hormone thought...
14 Feb 13:00 • Parkinson's News Today • 2509734586937195258.htmlNew study describes inflammatory reaction in lab-developed human astrocytes
Astrocytes are neural cells with many important functions in the nervous system. The inflammation of these cells occurs in brain infections and neurodegenerative disorders, a process called astrogliosis.
14 Feb 11:38 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031834455091.htmlPromising molecule could stop or slow Parkinson’s
A promising molecule has offered hope for a new treatment that could stop or slow Parkinson’s, something no treatment can currently do.
14 Feb 17:37 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030400746275.htmlStudy provides a detailed molecular snapshot of endometrial cancer
A study published Feb. 13 in Cell provides an unprecedented look at the dozens of molecular steps that occur to bring about endometrial cancer, commonly known as uterine cancer.
14 Feb 12:31 • News-Medical.net • 4522523029955101586.htmlUIC researchers discover unique organ-specific signatures for endothelial cells
Researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago have discovered that endothelial cells -; those that create the inner lining of blood vessels -; have unique genetic signatures based on their location in the body.
14 Feb 13:59 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030407973449.htmlBiologists investigate the role of the largest animal brain cells
The brains of most fish and amphibian species contain two types of conspicuously large nerve cells. These are the largest cells found in any animal brain. They are called Mauthner cells and trigger lightning-fast ...
14 Feb 13:50 • phys.org • 3476726124522165915.htmlCryo-electron microscopy opens a door to fight Epstein-Barr
The Epstein-Barr virus is one of the most widespread human viruses. Part of the herpesvirus family, it causes glandular fever (infectious mononucleosis), cancer and autoimmune diseases. At present, there ...
14 Feb 13:58 • phys.org • 3476726124882459889.htmlLab mice may have differences in small-intestine microbiome as compared to humans
There is a growing consensus that the gut microbiome is involved in many aspects of physical and mental health, including the onset of Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and even some behaviors.
14 Feb 11:20 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031595380859.htmlPancreatic cancer 'time machine' exposes plot twist in cell growth and invasion
Pancreatic cancer has one of the worst survival rates among cancers. Patients can expect as low as a 9% chance to live for at least five years after being diagnosed.
14 Feb 13:57 • phys.org • 3476726124613861646.htmlTransparent human organs allow 3-D maps at the cellular level
For the first time, researchers have managed to make intact human organs transparent. Using microscopic imaging, they revealed complex underlying structures of the transparent organs at the cellular level. ...
14 Feb 13:53 • phys.org • 3476726124664471740.htmlHow bioinformatics bolster the fight against the coronavirus
The WHO and other experts still wonder why COVID-19 has remained undetected in Indonesia. The government has evacuated Indonesian citizens from Wuhan, the origin of the virus, to Natuna Island for quarantine.
14 Feb 11:11 • The Jakarta Post • 7678601102596291358.htmlHow AI is stopping the next great flu before it starts
Researchers are leveraging AI to develop new vaccines to diseases faster than ever.
14 Feb 10:20 • Engadget • 96641515754283440.htmlArtificial intelligence finds disease-related genes
An artificial neural network can reveal patterns in huge amounts of gene expression data and discover groups of disease-related genes. This has been shown by a new study led by researchers at Linköping ...
14 Feb 13:50 • Tech Xplore • 4945708898202131640.htmlThe 'electronic Griffiths phase' in solid-state physical systems
Most theories of solid state and soft matter physics were developed independently; thus, a few physical concepts are applicable to both. Recent research, however, particularly a study by Elbio Dagotto, ...
14 Feb 14:30 • phys.org • 3476726124268420003.htmlThe officer for animal research of the Max Planck Society explains new regulations
For the first time, the European Union has published detailed statistics on animal research. Andreas Lengeling, the officer for animal research of the Max Planck Society, explains the background to the ...
14 Feb 14:00 • phys.org • 3476726123568293116.htmlScientists Turn Complete Human Organs Transparent For The First Time
For the first time ever, scientists have managed to make intact human organs transparent, allowing them to peer inside these vital body parts without needi
14 Feb 13:08 • IFLScience • 242791749605691459.htmlMumps warning after 5,042 cases - highest number in a decade
14 Feb 08:44 • 6 articles
Mumps warning after 5,042 cases - highest number in a decade
In 1998, doctor Andrew Wakefield led a study that linked the MMR vaccine to autism. His work was subsequently discredited and he was struck off
14 Feb 08:44 • Wales Online • 7686550515746551034.htmlMumps cases in England rise to highest level in a decade
Total of 5,042 is four times that in 2018 as health experts urge people to catch up on vaccine
14 Feb 09:34 • the Guardian • 1491978794334543600.htmlYoung people in England urged to have MMR vaccine following mumps surge
Public Health England says fivefold increase partly down to ‘Wakefield generation’ who missed out on vaccine
14 Feb 15:58 • the Guardian • 1491978795170717517.htmlMumps: Why adults might still need the MMR jab
The disease is one of three protected by the MMR jab - and the fate of the two are closely linked.
14 Feb 13:35 • BBC News • 3883826129014507178.htmlMumps cases soar to highest number in a decade
There were 5,042 recorded cases of mumps in England in 2019 – four times the number in 2018 and the highest level in a decade. Many of these cases were as a result of outbreaks in universities and colleges and most were in young adults who did not have the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) jab. A large number of the 2019 cases were people born in the late 1990s and early 2000s who missed out on the MMR vaccine when they were children. In 1998, doctor Andrew Wakefield led a study that linked the MMR vaccine to autism. His work was subsequently discredited and he was struck off, but uptake of the vaccine dropped to about 80% in the late 1990s and a low of 79% in 2003.
14 Feb 10:46 • ITV News • 2184971257639033292.htmlMumps cases at highest level in a decade as a result of 'anti-vax information', says government
The number of recorded cases of mumps has soared to its highest level in a decade, new figures have shown. Mumps is a contagious infection that causes the glands on the side of the face to swell
14 Feb 10:15 • The Independent • 2511519171922603707.htmlepidural - know the side-effects | TheHealthSite.com
14 Feb 13:11 • 6 articles
epidural - know the side-effects | TheHealthSite.com
An epidural can ease some of the pain when you are giving birth to your child. But first know about some of the side-effects that it can casue.
14 Feb 13:11 • Thehealthsite • 4766622850214318662.htmlHow to have great sex during and after menopause
Menopause can cause a lack of interest in sex and vaginal dryness.
14 Feb 11:52 • Metro • 970161747743859550.htmlbroken heart syndrome - know all about it | TheHealthSite.com
You may be madly in love. But if the relationship falls apart, you may develop a broken heart syndrome. Know how to deal with it.
14 Feb 13:53 • Thehealthsite • 4766622850679605273.htmlweight loss - reducing inflammatuion may be the key | TheHealthSite.com
Weight loss - Your weight gain may be due to inflammation. But you can still lose weight by following our easy and safe tips.
14 Feb 08:58 • Thehealthsite • 4766622850826691529.htmlFeeling sleepy all the time? Maybe it's time to see a doctor
We all feel tired and sleepy during the day sometimes, but if that keeps happening way too often, it could be the first signs of a sleep...
14 Feb 08:10 • DAILY SABAH • 8383944809714400551.htmlCould you be suffering from sexsomnia? Here’s what you need to know
Patients with sexsomnia could even rape their partners in their sleep
14 Feb 10:27 • Pulse Live • 3606876835022516173.htmlCocoa may improve lower-leg blood flow, walking in peripheral artery disease
14 Feb 10:02 • 5 articles
Cocoa may improve lower-leg blood flow, walking in peripheral artery disease
Must be rich in flavanol for optimum effect.
14 Feb 10:02 • UPI • 8257973865011407875.htmlGum disease linked to higher stroke risk
Gum disease may be linked to higher rates of stroke caused by hardened and severely blocked arteries, preliminary research findings indicate.
14 Feb 08:03 • UPI • 8257973864638301101.htmlSmelling lover's shirt may improve sleep
"One of the most surprising findings is how a romantic partner's scent can improve sleep quality even outside of our conscious awareness," said researcher Frances Chen.
14 Feb 15:35 • UPI • 8257973865676452633.htmlWhy your Valentine may benefit from hot chocolate during a romantic stroll
New study suggests you may want to fill your thermoses full of hot chocolate before taking off on a romantic stroll.
14 Feb 15:01 • Fox News • 7362823819504885469.htmlA cup of hot chocolate a day could keep the doctor away: Cocoa 'boosts blood circulation in legs and helps keep over 60s on their feet'
Over 60s drank a mug of flavanol-rich cocoa three times a day for six months in a study by Northwestern University in Chicago. Participants were able to walk significantly further in a walking test at the end.
14 Feb 10:11 • Mail Online • 124328111933744823.htmlNew technology for pathogen detection driven by lasers
14 Feb 13:57 • 5 articles
New technology for pathogen detection driven by lasers
Researchers at Purdue University have been working to develop new technologies to help stop the spread of foodborne illnesses, which kill 3,000 people a year, by detecting them more efficiently. They ...
14 Feb 13:57 • phys.org • 3476726122962446542.htmlTiny, erratic protein motor movements revealed
The smallest proteins travel in our cells, completing deeply important tasks to keep our molecular mechanisms moving. They are responsible for transporting cargo, duplicating cells and more. Now, a research ...
14 Feb 16:16 • phys.org • 3476726123035869476.htmlMeasurement of mechanical stability of force transmission supramolecular linkages
NUS biophysicists have developed a manipulation assay that can quantify the mechanical stability and biochemical regulations of inter-molecular interactions at the single-molecule level.
14 Feb 13:51 • phys.org • 3476726122915380903.htmlIodide salts stabilize biocatalysts for fuel cells
Oxygen is the greatest enemy of biocatalysts for energy conversion. A protective film shields them—but only with an additional ingredient: iodide salt.
14 Feb 14:40 • phys.org • 3476726124973593732.htmlA simple, straightforward approach to protein modification
Proteins are essential parts of organisms; thus, they are widely used in medicine, biology and chemistry. Enhancing their inherent properties by adding functional molecules to their structures is a common and important step in many fields.
14 Feb 11:54 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031191284031.htmlFake news makes disease outbreaks worse, study finds
14 Feb 15:58 • 4 articles
Fake news makes disease outbreaks worse, study finds
LONDON, Feb 14 — The rise of “fake news” — including misinformation and inaccurate advice on social media — could make disease outbreaks such as the Covid-19 coronavirus epidemic currently spreading in China worse, according to research published today. In an analysis of how the spread of...
14 Feb 15:58 • Malaymail • 302165934892058810.htmlFake news makes disease outbreaks worse, research shows
The rise of fake news could be making disease outbreaks worse—according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA).
14 Feb 08:01 • phys.org • 3476726123763171351.htmlExperts say fake news could worsen disease outbreaks
The increase in fake news could be making disease outbreaks worse, experts say.
14 Feb 14:42 • RTE.ie • 7595237277742575348.htmlAttempts at Debunking “Fake News” about Epidemics Might Do More Harm Than Good
Batting down conspiracy theories about disease outbreaks such as that of the new coronavirus may prove counterproductive to public health efforts
14 Feb 11:45 • Scientific American • 532798823587879580.htmlArtificial intelligence ‘could prevent disease’
14 Feb 17:58 • 4 articles
Artificial intelligence ‘could prevent disease’
Experts have been looking at whether technology can be used to predict conditions early enough for effective treatment.
14 Feb 17:58 • Express & Star • 7324224459752417610.htmlArtificial intelligence ‘could prevent disease'
Experts have been looking at whether technology can be used to predict conditions early enough for effective treatment.
14 Feb 17:56 • The Irish News • 993067137449042.htmlArtificial intelligence ‘could prevent disease’
Experts have been looking at whether technology can be used to predict conditions early enough for effective treatment.
14 Feb 17:58 • Shropshire Star • 3480199992206240074.htmlArtificial intelligence ‘could prevent disease’
Experts have been looking at whether technology can be used to predict conditions early enough for effective treatment.
14 Feb 17:58 • Jersey Evening Post • 6141642774287821130.html'Ghost' ancestors: African DNA study detects mysterious extinct human species
14 Feb 10:48 • 3 articles
'Ghost' ancestors: African DNA study detects mysterious extinct human species
Homo sapiens first appeared a bit more than 300,000 years ago in Africa and later spread worldwide, encountering other human species in Eurasia that have since gone extinct including the Neanderthals and the lesser-known Denisovans.
14 Feb 10:48 • Deccan Herald • 2027555797584096677.htmlMysterious 'ghost population' of ancient humans discovered in African DNA
Scientists examining the genomes of West Africans have detected signs that a mysterious extinct human species interbred with our own species tens of...
14 Feb 08:17 • DAILY SABAH • 8383944808415415621.htmlScientists detect ‘ghost’ DNA from mysterious human species
WASHINGTON – Scientists examining the genomes of West Africans have detected signs that a mysterious extinct human species interbred with our own species tens of thousands of years ago in
14 Feb 17:46 • New York Post • 7654946769308190749.htmlMore sexual partners linked to higher cancer risk
14 Feb 14:03 • 3 articles
More sexual partners linked to higher cancer risk
If you need more than two hands to count the number of lovers you've had in your life, new research suggests you might want to worry about your cancer risk.
14 Feb 14:03 • UPI • 8257973864591917625.htmlHaving sex with more than 10 people 'could be linked to increased cancer risk'
Around 22% of men and just under 8% of women reported 10 or more sexual partners.
14 Feb 10:22 • Metro • 970161748473745822.htmlHaving more than 10 sexual partners throughout your life 'raises the risk of cancer'
The new study mirrors previous findings linking sexually transmitted infections in the development of several cancers and hepatitis
14 Feb 13:49 • Wales Online • 7686550517579933119.htmlMechanism of controlling autophagy by liquid-liquid phase separation revealed
14 Feb 16:16 • 3 articles
Mechanism of controlling autophagy by liquid-liquid phase separation revealed
Under JST's Strategic Basic Research Programs, Noda Nobuo (Laboratory Head) and Fujioka Yuko (Senior Researcher) of the Institute of Microbial Chemistry, in collaboration with other researchers, discovered ...
14 Feb 16:16 • phys.org • 3476726124413174568.htmlA key to calcium signaling: Structure of the human IP3R type 3 in its ligand-free state
IP3 receptors (IP3Rs) are calcium channels found in all animal cells. By mediating calcium ion release, IP3Rs integrate signals from different cellular pathways and metabolic states. Not surprisingly, ...
14 Feb 13:58 • phys.org • 3476726124511913256.htmlScientists reveal catalytic mechanism of lovastatin hydrolase
Hyperlipidemia, one of the most common threats to human health, refers to an abnormal increase of cholesterol and/or triglycerides in the blood. One effective method for prevention and treatment of the ...
14 Feb 17:21 • phys.org • 3476726124273262311.htmlWHO coronavirus team to arrive in China this weekend
14 Feb 17:54 • 2 articles
WHO coronavirus team to arrive in China this weekend
Feb. 14 (UPI) -- A multi-national team of experts representing the World Health Organization is scheduled to arrive in China this weekend to assist in the COVID-19 response, officials said Friday.
14 Feb 17:54 • UPI • 8257973864222795275.htmlChina lowers death toll; admits 1,700 medics infected
Feb. 14 (UPI) -- China revised down its death toll Friday from a deadly coronavirus by 108 while admitting more than 1,700 frontline medics have been sickened by the virus.
14 Feb 09:20 • UPI • 8257973864217610716.htmlsweet potatoes - add this food to your daily diet | TheHealthSite.com
14 Feb 12:30 • 2 articles
sweet potatoes - add this food to your daily diet | TheHealthSite.com
The humble sweet potatoes come packed with a variety of nutrients that offer an instant health boost. Know why you must add this to your regular diet.
14 Feb 12:30 • Thehealthsite • 4766622849997958980.htmlKombucha's Benefits & Other Details That You Probably Didn't Know About
Kombucha benefits are numerous on the health front. Take a look at why you must include this magical drink in your daily diet for leading a healthy life-
14 Feb 14:42 • Republic World • 1282918856315381989.htmlLove as healing power
14 Feb 11:00 • 2 articles
Love as healing power
Dr Sue Carter, Director of the Kinsey Institute provides an expert insight into the role of oxytocin, a hormone that helps to explain the healing power of love
14 Feb 11:00 • Open Access Government • 7441385494316275549.htmlThe biology of “love”: Lessons from prairie voles
Sue Carter, Director of The Kinsey Institute, discusses the fascinating nature of prairie voles and how they can teach us about the biology of “love”
14 Feb 11:30 • Open Access Government • 7441385494473890513.htmlBloomberg: Coronavirus could infect two-thirds of globe, research shows
14 Feb 09:24 • 2 articles
Bloomberg: Coronavirus could infect two-thirds of globe, research shows
Even if there were a way to reduce transmission by half, that would still imply that roughly one-third of the world would become infected.
14 Feb 09:24 • UNIAN • 6863008972519370235.htmlResearch: Covid-19 could infect two-thirds of globe
AS THE number of Covid-19 coronavirus cases jumps dramatically in China, a top infectious-disease scientist warns that things could get far worse: Two-thirds of the world’s population could catch it.
14 Feb 13:55 • NST Online • 3702929170166057453.htmlThe Trump Administration vs. Children
14 Feb 15:45 • 2 articles
The Trump Administration vs. Children
A new report shows how the most innocent are collateral damage in the war against science being waged by the president and his agencies
14 Feb 15:45 • Scientific American Blog Network • 5160668527876144782.htmlThe Trump Administration Versus Children
A new report shows how the most innocent are collateral damage in the war against science being waged by the president and his agencies
14 Feb 14:00 • Scientific American Blog Network • 5160668528790173350.htmlRelief for coronavirus patients? Chinese daily claims Covid-19 can be cured with plasma from recovered patients
14 Feb 17:17 • 2 articles
Relief for coronavirus patients? Chinese daily claims Covid-19 can be cured with plasma from recovered patients
An expert from China said that a therapy for the novel coronavirus that involves the plasma of recovered patients has started to show effects.
14 Feb 17:17 • India Today • 4286117813262787826.htmlGilead drug prevents type of coronavirus in monkeys, raising hope for China trials
An experimental Gilead Sciences antiviral drug prevented disease and reduced the severity of symptoms in monkeys infected with Middle East respiratory synd
14 Feb 09:48 • The Japan Times • 6673764368028743443.htmlAs Mating Rituals Go, Valentine’s Day Isn’t So Bad
14 Feb 10:00 • 2 articles
As Mating Rituals Go, Valentine’s Day Isn’t So Bad
Four reproductive tales from the animal kingdom, where sealing the deal doesn’t always turn out so great for one partner.
14 Feb 10:00 • NY Times • 1961078288693331486.htmlHere’s the One Thing Not to Do on Valentine’s Day
Avoid the example of animals that practice semelparity and don’t murder your mate
14 Feb 08:00 • Scientific American Blog Network • 5160668529468743150.htmlTourists place endangered mountain gorillas at risk of disease transmission
14 Feb 13:28 • 2 articles
Tourists place endangered mountain gorillas at risk of disease transmission
Researchers at Ohio University have published a new study in collaboration with Ugandan scientists, cautioning that humans place endangered mountain gorillas at risk of disease transmission during tourism encounters.
14 Feb 13:28 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031895259870.htmlTourists pose continued risks for disease transmission to endangered mountain gorillas
Researchers at Ohio University have published a new study in collaboration with Ugandan scientists, cautioning that humans place endangered mountain gorillas at risk of disease transmission during tourism ...
14 Feb 08:12 • phys.org • 3476726124071676681.htmlCoronavirus cases surge for 2nd day after China revises diagnosis criteria
14 Feb 12:32 • 2 articles
Coronavirus cases surge for 2nd day after China revises diagnosis criteria
China on Friday confirmed another 5,090 coronavirus infections, and 121 more deaths, bringing the death toll near 1,400, according to The Associated Press. The country has seen a surge in new cases for the last two days since health authorities in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, changed the way they identify infections, with most of the new cases based on a physician's diagnosis before lab results come back. The surge in confirmed cases has dampened hope that the spread of the flu-like virus was slowing, but health experts say the higher numbers are partly due to the new methodology. "I suspect but can't be certain that the underlying trend is still downwards," said Paul Hunter, a professor of health protection at the University of East Anglia in England. Harold Maass
14 Feb 12:32 • The Week • 149215356295243369.htmlCoronavirus death toll climbs past 1,350 in China, 5,000 new cases reported
China's National Health Commission on Friday reported another sharp spike in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases and virus-related deaths.
14 Feb 12:22 • TheHill • 355432918483636173.htmlWorld's first AI can predict when patients will have a heart attack or stroke better than a DOCTOR, study shows
14 Feb 10:00 • 2 articles
World's first AI can predict when patients will have a heart attack or stroke better than a DOCTOR, study shows
Artificial intelligence was tested by Barts Health NHS trust. The AI was used to analyse blood flow scans of more than 1,000 patients its predictions were more accurate than a doctor.
14 Feb 10:00 • Mail Online • 124328111054622690.htmlAI used to ‘predict heart attack and stroke for the first time’
New research from Barts Health NHS Trust and University College London used an AI tool to analyse blood flow scans and predict possible health issues.
14 Feb 10:04 • Jersey Evening Post • 6141642773445860837.htmlChina develops convalescent plasma therapy for coronavirus patients
14 Feb 14:57 • 2 articles
China develops convalescent plasma therapy for coronavirus patients
China National Biotec Group said it has collected plasma from some recovered patients to prepare therapeutic products including convalescent plasma and immune globulin.The CNBG says 3 critically ill patients in Wuhan received convalescent plasma treatment on 8 Feb. Currently, over 10 critically ill are under plasma treatment
14 Feb 14:57 • Livemint • 6614605819036092730.htmlPlasma from recovered COVID-19 patients believed an effective treatment
Doctors have called on recovered COVID-19 patients to donate blood as plasma taken from recovered patients contains a high concentration of antibodies and has proven very effective in the treatment of patients in severe conditions.
14 Feb 16:37 • Global Times • 7829414520926255156.htmlGlobal Food Research: Will front-of-the-package warning labels change our eating habits?
14 Feb 10:44 • 1 article
Global Food Research: Will front-of-the-package warning labels change our eating habits?
The Global Food Research Program shares their perspective on targeting ultra-processed foods with front-of-the-package warning labels
14 Feb 10:44 • Open Access Government • 7441385493977779655.htmlLove, cuddles and hormones: How oxytocin shapes the way we bond and build trust
14 Feb 09:25 • 1 article
Love, cuddles and hormones: How oxytocin shapes the way we bond and build trust
The feeling of strong or constant affection for a person is described as love, but did you know that it is also a physical process in the brain triggered...
14 Feb 09:25 • DAILY SABAH • 8383944809745086915.htmlSoon, a simple blood test could be used to detect cancer
14 Feb 12:17 • 1 article
Soon, a simple blood test could be used to detect cancer
Researchers report high accuracy even before appearance of symptoms
14 Feb 12:17 • BusinessLine • 5283600301308475.htmlHow to protect yourself from coronavirus on the London Underground
14 Feb 10:58 • 1 article
How to protect yourself from coronavirus on the London Underground
Fears have been sparked that the illness could spread like wildfire on the tube - but how can you stop yourself from being infected?
14 Feb 10:58 • Metro • 970161747329949202.htmlWhat you need to know about that mysterious Chinese coronavirus
14 Feb 15:13 • 1 article
What you need to know about that mysterious Chinese coronavirus
2019-nCoV, a never-before-seen coronavirus discovered in China is spreading. How worried should you be?
14 Feb 15:13 • mnn • 1276819565366622100.htmlCalifornia agricultural employers, workers approach smoke concerns differently
14 Feb 08:15 • 1 article
California agricultural employers, workers approach smoke concerns differently
In 2018, California wildfires burned more than 1.8 million acres and caused smoke to drift hundreds of miles. As the frequency and intensity of wildfires increases with climate change, California agricultural ...
14 Feb 08:15 • phys.org • 3476726125004454323.htmlCats are wearing coronavirus masks in China
14 Feb 16:44 • 1 article
Cats are wearing coronavirus masks in China
Pet owners in China are putting on makeshift masks on their furry friends as the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to ravage the country.
14 Feb 16:44 • Fox News • 7362823819588987659.htmlA third of stroke survivors are 'too scared to have sex' says survey
14 Feb 15:36 • 1 article
A third of stroke survivors are 'too scared to have sex' says survey
Metro.co.uk: News, Sport, Showbiz, Celebrities from Metro
14 Feb 15:36 • Metro • 970161747446588804.htmlCar-sized prehistoric South American turtle was built for battle
14 Feb 11:18 • 1 article
Car-sized prehistoric South American turtle was built for battle
One of the largest turtles that ever lived prowled the lakes and rivers of northern South America from about 13 million years ago to 7 million years ago - and this car-sized freshwater beast was built for battle.
14 Feb 11:18 • Manila Bulletin News • 7849457200046370010.htmlUK women’s soccer team to schedule training around periods
14 Feb 16:45 • 1 article
UK women’s soccer team to schedule training around periods
Women athletes have different needs. Period. Chelsea F.C. Women, the UK women’s pro soccer club, has announced that their training schedule will now accommodate the team’s menstrual
14 Feb 16:45 • New York Post • 7654946767862783601.htmlResearch: Organizations That Move Fast Really Do Break Things
14 Feb 16:16 • 1 article
Research: Organizations That Move Fast Really Do Break Things
Prioritizing action over consideration often leads to unethical behavior.
14 Feb 16:16 • Harvard Business Review • 4845392231880075555.html'It transforms lives' - Scotland's first medical cannabis clinic set to open
14 Feb 17:00 • 1 article
'It transforms lives' - Scotland's first medical cannabis clinic set to open
Plans for the first clinic to prescribe medical cannabis have been revealed.
14 Feb 17:00 • THE SCOTSMAN • 4778851488702852293.htmlAAO urges people to protect themselves from age-related macular degeneration
14 Feb 14:34 • 1 article
AAO urges people to protect themselves from age-related macular degeneration
Even though Marlene Klein was having trouble recognizing familiar faces and began to mistake her fingers for carrots as she chopped vegetables, she had no idea she was slowly losing her vision to a leading cause of blindness, age-related macular degeneration.
14 Feb 14:34 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031042953979.htmlIbrah One Claims He Has Found A Cure For CoronaVirus
14 Feb 10:51 • 1 article
Ibrah One Claims He Has Found A Cure For CoronaVirus
Ghanaian socialite, Ibrah One has dramatically claimed he has found the cure for Coronavirus and claims he's ready to kiss an infected patient as proof of the potency of his new discovery
14 Feb 10:51 • GhBase.com • 8689748847641414365.htmlHow to ensure the elderly do not suffer from malnutrition
14 Feb 11:10 • 1 article
How to ensure the elderly do not suffer from malnutrition
Let's start by looking at the reasons that lead to malnutrition in the elderly.
14 Feb 11:10 • Times of Oman • 5168079156586583939.htmlClimate Change Blamed for Toxic Caterpillar Plague in Spain
14 Feb 12:48 • 1 article
Climate Change Blamed for Toxic Caterpillar Plague in Spain
Alarmists are charging that climate change is the main culprit behind a “toxic caterpillar plague” affecting southern Spain.
14 Feb 12:48 • Breitbart • 3148363491195832590.htmlCalifornia lab report they discovered coronavirus vaccine in 3 hours
14 Feb 10:07 • 1 article
California lab report they discovered coronavirus vaccine in 3 hours
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14 Feb 10:07 • Greek City Times • 1506177378452438884.htmlEnormous PINK manta ray dubbed 'Inspector Clouseau' is spotted near Australia's Great Barrier Reef in a rare sighting of the rosy giant
14 Feb 13:26 • 1 article
Enormous PINK manta ray dubbed 'Inspector Clouseau' is spotted near Australia's Great Barrier Reef in a rare sighting of the rosy giant
The two-tonne marine beast lives around Lady Elliot Island and a series of stunning photographs were taken by a bemused Finnish photographer called Kristian Laine.
14 Feb 13:26 • Mail Online • 124328112595270826.htmlHurricane Dorian Ravaged Bahamas’ Reefs, Researchers Find
14 Feb 16:05 • 1 article
Hurricane Dorian Ravaged Bahamas’ Reefs, Researchers Find
The storm’s effects were uneven: About 30 percent of the country’s coral was destroyed, but some reefs appeared to be undamaged.
14 Feb 16:05 • NY Times • 1961078288781401257.htmlEuropean Pain Federation: The year for the Prevention of Pain
14 Feb 08:00 • 1 article
European Pain Federation: The year for the Prevention of Pain
The European Pain Federation has announced that the theme to this years European Year Against Pain event will be the Prevention of Pain
14 Feb 08:00 • Open Access Government • 7441385494421297597.htmlWho owns your (valuable) health data?
14 Feb 13:00 • 1 article
Who owns your (valuable) health data?
There's a mass of information on you out there: not just medical records, but also that compiled by trackers we wear and download. No wonder it's so valuable.
14 Feb 13:00 • Australian Financial Review • 3974284486523672838.htmlHow A Malaysian Man Livestreams To Pay For His Sick Wife's Monthly RM9,000 Medications
14 Feb 11:19 • 1 article
How A Malaysian Man Livestreams To Pay For His Sick Wife's Monthly RM9,000 Medications
Because her illness is so rare, the medication is not subsidised in Malaysia.
14 Feb 11:19 • SAYS • 6412808305864161664.htmlScience behind the 'beer goggles' effect revealed: People who have consumed alcohol are just as 'diverted' by ugly people as attractive ones
14 Feb 13:36 • 1 article
Science behind the 'beer goggles' effect revealed: People who have consumed alcohol are just as 'diverted' by ugly people as attractive ones
UK psychologists have researched the science behind the 'beer goggles' effect, where alcohol consumption can influence whether we find others attractive.
14 Feb 13:36 • Mail Online • 124328110813200511.htmlCoronavirus May Live up to 9 Days on Surfaces, New Study Finds
14 Feb 12:50 • 1 article
Coronavirus May Live up to 9 Days on Surfaces, New Study Finds
It turns out the coronavirus can be spread by touching infected surfaces now. A new study has found that the virus can live for up to nine days on surfaces, exacerbating the issue.
14 Feb 12:50 • Interesting Engineering • 7328942541575691844.html44 states, NYC, Puerto Rico report high flu activity, CDC says
14 Feb 17:18 • 1 article
44 states, NYC, Puerto Rico report high flu activity, CDC says
As many as 26 million Americans have been sickened with the virus so far this winter season, though deaths from influenza or pneumonia have remained below the threshold for an epidemic.
14 Feb 17:18 • UPI • 8257973865247677430.htmlCaribbean sharks in need of large marine protected areas
14 Feb 08:06 • 1 article
Caribbean sharks in need of large marine protected areas
Governments must provide larger spatial protections in the Greater Caribbean for threatened, highly migratory species such as sharks, is the call from a diverse group of marine scientists including Stony ...
14 Feb 08:06 • phys.org • 3476726124006103930.htmlThe life-and-death consequences of naming the coronavirus
14 Feb 15:40 • 1 article
The life-and-death consequences of naming the coronavirus
A bad name for an illness can be dangerous. That’s why it took so long to settle on Covid-19.
14 Feb 15:40 • Vox • 6416095788573609581.htmlThe Neglected Consequences of Foot-Binding
14 Feb 12:30 • 1 article
The Neglected Consequences of Foot-Binding
Just how much is society willing to damage women in order to control them?
14 Feb 12:30 • The Atlantic • 100708437606810974.htmlVaccine scare: Threat to global health
14 Feb 09:15 • 1 article
Vaccine scare: Threat to global health
THE Dengvaxia incident last 2017 which killed eight children had caused serious trauma to families of victims, scared other people and resulted in lost of confidence in vaccines. With the reemergence of some deadly diseases in the country like polio, tuberculosis and measles, the public is facing an infectious disease crisis with the recent outbreak of corona virus or COVID-19.
14 Feb 09:15 • Journal Online • 6375127392101352745.htmlWHO to not call novel coronavirus by official name
14 Feb 09:23 • 1 article
WHO to not call novel coronavirus by official name
Organisation is unhappy as ‘SARS’ is mentioned in it and can create ‘unnecessary fear’
14 Feb 09:23 • The Hindu • 6679535024403160969.htmlPSA: Spermicidal Condoms Are No Good
14 Feb 10:15 • 1 article
PSA: Spermicidal Condoms Are No Good
A condom that can actually kill sperm sounds like a pretty good deal when it comes to birth control, right? But it turns out they aren’t any more effective than regular condoms, and they can actually increase your risk of STDs....
14 Feb 10:15 • Lifehacker Australia • 3742423169062767839.htmlMore people die taking selfies than in shark attacks
14 Feb 13:52 • 1 article
More people die taking selfies than in shark attacks
Selfies kill.
14 Feb 13:52 • New York Post • 7654946767948549692.htmlPrecision scaffolds tailor biomaterials to promote wound healing
14 Feb 09:23 • 1 article
Precision scaffolds tailor biomaterials to promote wound healing
Box-shaped 3D tissue scaffolds cause human macrophages to switch into a pro-healing type, for use in biomaterial-based wound dressings
14 Feb 09:23 • Physics World • 8721234136139912222.htmlIncomplete and inadequate: Information lacking for seniors looking for assisted living
14 Feb 13:45 • 1 article
Incomplete and inadequate: Information lacking for seniors looking for assisted living
Assisted living facilities are one option for seniors. But finding clear and accurate information about them isn't easy.
14 Feb 13:45 • The Conversation • 6012421227038325175.htmlExplained: What make the bat the deadliest disease carrier
14 Feb 09:26 • 1 article
Explained: What make the bat the deadliest disease carrier
Ebola, Nipah, Marburg, SARS, MERS, and now the new coronavirus Covid-19, all share one thing in common – they are thought to have originated in bats. Bats are potentially special in hosting numerous viruses that are extremely harmful when they infect humans and other animals.
14 Feb 09:26 • Oneindia • 2023829370759895643.htmlBoys more likely to bear the brunt of digital dating abuse: Researchers
14 Feb 14:57 • 1 article
Boys more likely to bear the brunt of digital dating abuse: Researchers
Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, revealed that boys were significantly more likely to experience all types of digital dating abuse and physical
14 Feb 14:57 • The Sentinel • 448185207197458621.htmlUsing big data to combat catastrophes
14 Feb 14:40 • 1 article
Using big data to combat catastrophes
In March 1989, a tripped circuit in the Hydro-Québec power grid left 6 million people without electricity. A week earlier, an unusually harsh snowstorm had strained the region; the day before, a solar ...
14 Feb 14:40 • phys.org • 3476726123298122789.htmlEight new Covid-19 cases in Singapore; tally jumps to 58
14 Feb 08:59 • 1 article
Eight new Covid-19 cases in Singapore; tally jumps to 58
SINGAPORE: Singapore detected eight new cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus as of Thursday night, bringing the tally in the republic to 58.
14 Feb 08:59 • NST Online • 3702929170569869100.htmlNASA selects four possible missions to study the secrets of the solar system
14 Feb 13:56 • 1 article
NASA selects four possible missions to study the secrets of the solar system
NASA has selected four Discovery Program investigations to develop concept studies for new missions. Although they're not official missions yet and some ultimately may not be chosen to move forward, the ...
14 Feb 13:56 • phys.org • 3476726123687792036.htmlEPOC Explained—The Science Behind Getting Your Bod To Burn More Calories Post-Exercise
14 Feb 12:06 • 1 article
EPOC Explained—The Science Behind Getting Your Bod To Burn More Calories Post-Exercise
2) High-intensity exercises generate a greater EPOC effect than lower-intensity ones. "The higher the intensity of the exercises, the harder you will stress the body," says Proniewych. "This would mean you will need more ATP energy and oxygen after for your body to recover." FatCamera - Getty Images
14 Feb 12:06 • Pulse Live • 3606876836412621940.htmlLight touch on the skin loses its pleasure in people with migraine
14 Feb 12:57 • 1 article
Light touch on the skin loses its pleasure in people with migraine
A recent study published in the journal Cephalalgia, the official journal of the International Headache Society, builds on the sensorial characteristics of migraine patients.
14 Feb 12:57 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030685839621.htmlMother and Baby Homes Commission requests additional time
14 Feb 14:50 • 1 article
Mother and Baby Homes Commission requests additional time
A commission set up to investigate Mother and Baby Homes has been granted an extension.Outgoing ...
14 Feb 14:50 • Newstalk • 7635722259097862823.htmlNewcastle Disease: ‘No non-veg week’ called in Andhra Pradesh's Tanuku to keep infection at bay
14 Feb 10:05 • 1 article
Newcastle Disease: ‘No non-veg week’ called in Andhra Pradesh's Tanuku to keep infection at bay
The deaths of thousands of chicken in the twin Godavari districts following an outbreak of the Very Virulent Newcastle Disease (VVND) are causing panic among poultry-farm owners and the general public alike.
14 Feb 10:05 • Oneindia • 2023829371068677142.htmlShale drilling activity linked to high rates of gonorrhea and chlamydia in Texas
14 Feb 12:15 • 1 article
Shale drilling activity linked to high rates of gonorrhea and chlamydia in Texas
Researchers at the Yale School of Public Health have found that rates of two sexually transmitted infections, gonorrhea and chlamydia, are 15% and 10% higher, respectively, in Texas counties with high shale drilling activity ("fracking"), compared to counties without any fracking.
14 Feb 12:15 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030867621487.htmlSecond pediatric flu death occurs in Arizona during 2019-20 season
14 Feb 16:38 • 1 article
Second pediatric flu death occurs in Arizona during 2019-20 season
The second pediatric flu death of the 2019-2020 season has been reported, according to officials.
14 Feb 16:38 • ABC15 Arizona • 911680910904433605.htmlA Real Solution for Airport Security
14 Feb 11:15 • 1 article
A Real Solution for Airport Security
Keep calm and wash your hands.
14 Feb 11:15 • The Atlantic • 100708436651593823.htmlAmid coronavirus fears, a second wave of flu hits US kids
14 Feb 17:39 • 1 article
Amid coronavirus fears, a second wave of flu hits US kids
A second wave of flu is hitting the U.S., turning this into one of the nastiest seasons for children in a decade.
14 Feb 17:39 • WVLT • 4089046911653149919.htmlLong wait for transplant surgery brings limb donation into spotlight
14 Feb 15:01 • 1 article
Long wait for transplant surgery brings limb donation into spotlight
A double amputee is urging people to discuss their wishes about donating their bodies to medical science after they die.
14 Feb 15:01 • euronews • 7318238120732164686.htmlAntibiotic resistance poses a growing risk during pandemics
14 Feb 14:06 • 1 article
Antibiotic resistance poses a growing risk during pandemics
Researchers investigating the drug prescription response to a "superbug" enzyme that renders bacteria resistant to antibiotics are available to discuss why such resistance is posing a growing risk during pandemics such as the current coronavirus.
14 Feb 14:06 • News-Medical.net • 4522523029988861629.htmlSeattle Genetics wins FDA priority review for oral HER2 drug
14 Feb 11:52 • 1 article
Seattle Genetics wins FDA priority review for oral HER2 drug
Seattle Genetics has scored a US Food and Drug Administration priority review for its oral HER2 inhibitor tucatinib in breast cancer, setting it up for a regulatory decision in August.
14 Feb 11:52 • PMLive • 7773534727551179030.htmlBU study highlights the need for more state-level alcohol control laws
14 Feb 12:48 • 1 article
BU study highlights the need for more state-level alcohol control laws
A new Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) study finds a substantial increase in the number and strength of state laws to reduce impaired driving over the last 20 years, while laws to reduce excessive drinking remained unchanged.
14 Feb 12:48 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030697131314.htmlImmunoGen, Inc. (IMGN) CEO Mark Enyedy on Q4 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
14 Feb 17:39 • 1 article
ImmunoGen, Inc. (IMGN) CEO Mark Enyedy on Q4 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
ImmunoGen, Inc. (NASDAQ:IMGN) Q4 2019 Results Earnings Conference Call February 14, 2020, 08:00 AM ET Company Participants Courtney O’Konek - Senior Director of Corporate Communications & IR Mark
14 Feb 17:39 • Seeking Alpha • 5725634556161293387.htmlPolluted Droplets Stay In Air For Hours If You Flush Without Closing The Toilet Lid
14 Feb 11:27 • 1 article
Polluted Droplets Stay In Air For Hours If You Flush Without Closing The Toilet Lid
Closing the lid doesn't help, either.
14 Feb 11:27 • SAYS • 6412808305022741249.htmlExpert: Millions spent on importing vaccine, when they can be made in country
14 Feb 12:37 • 1 article
Expert: Millions spent on importing vaccine, when they can be made in country
KUALA LUMPUR: It is time Malaysia invests in the medical biology sector, and research and development in health science.
14 Feb 12:37 • NST Online • 3702929171084637009.htmlKenyan Fossil Shows Chameleons May Have ‘Rafted’ From Mainland Africa To Madagascar
14 Feb 15:00 • 1 article
Kenyan Fossil Shows Chameleons May Have ‘Rafted’ From Mainland Africa To Madagascar
Chameleons (Chamaeleonidae) are a family of unique lizards with unusual characteristics: rapidly extendable tongues, feet with two toes pointing forward and two backward, a prehensile tail, and eyes that can move independently of each other. Many species also have the ability to change the colour of their skin....
14 Feb 15:00 • Gizmodo AU • 3183561246981317596.htmlProgramme to reduce AIDS-related deaths gets $784 million
14 Feb 14:21 • 1 article
Programme to reduce AIDS-related deaths gets $784 million
The National HIV/AIDS Response in Jamaica initiative has been allocated $784 million in the 2020/2021 Budget, now before the House of Representatives. The objective of the project is to reduce AIDS-related deaths by reaching at-risk individuals...
14 Feb 14:21 • The Gleaner • 1215260529099072369.htmlOptimism may lower stroke severity, inflammation: Study
14 Feb 12:20 • 1 article
Optimism may lower stroke severity, inflammation: Study
Optimism has been associated with lower inflammation levels and improved health outcomes among people with medical conditions, the researchers said.
14 Feb 12:20 • The Indian Express • 2885715103732220283.htmlDuroflex Orthopaedic Mattress Range; What makes it unique
14 Feb 13:42 • 1 article
Duroflex Orthopaedic Mattress Range; What makes it unique
Taking the mattress industry by storm, Duroflex Mattresses recently launched India’s only certified Orthopaedic Mattress range. It is tested and recommended by the National Health Academy.This comes a
14 Feb 13:42 • The Hindu • 6679535024690632691.htmlFashion Fetishism, Surgical Masks And Coronavirus
14 Feb 12:20 • 1 article
Fashion Fetishism, Surgical Masks And Coronavirus
Entering Singapore’s Changi Airport gives the visitor a glimpse of a mask fetish. Security guards wear it. As do the nurses and the various personnel who man cameras like anti-aircraft batteries, noting the approaching passenger in transit with due suspicion. The passenger, in turn, wishes to avoid showing anything that might be construed as a suspect symptom. Whatever you do, do not cough, splutter or sweat in nervousness. Best to wear a mask then: neither party can accurately gauge the disposition of the other.
14 Feb 12:20 • SCOOP • 5315658998979531497.htmlScientists map coronavirus path with computer models
14 Feb 16:57 • 1 article
Scientists map coronavirus path with computer models
As the novel coronavirus spreads around the world, scientists are using the latest computer modelling techniques to predict its fallout: from the eventual number of cases and deaths to the peak of ...
14 Feb 16:57 • Punch Newspapers • 3524240996004866401.htmlWeight loss drug Belviq pulled from market over FDA cancer risk concerns
14 Feb 13:46 • 1 article
Weight loss drug Belviq pulled from market over FDA cancer risk concerns
The prescription medication has been in clinical trials that the FDA say show patients could get cancer.
14 Feb 13:46 • ABC7 Los Angeles • 8300010439895233701.htmlScientists develop new 'smart' bandage to help heal hard to treat wounds
14 Feb 10:56 • 1 article
Scientists develop new 'smart' bandage to help heal hard to treat wounds
The bandage can deliver medicine with minimal invasiveness, said researchers, including those from the Harvard Medical School in the US
14 Feb 10:56 • Business-Standard • 1502508924750608908.htmlApproval processes for clinical practice guideline create conflict of interest
14 Feb 13:36 • 1 article
Approval processes for clinical practice guideline create conflict of interest
Most clinical practice guidelines in the U.S. are created by medical specialty societies. While there is widespread awareness of the potential for intellectual and financial conflict of interest by individual panel members, there is little recognition of the potential for the processes used by guideline panels to create conflict of interest.
14 Feb 13:36 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031949462982.htmlForests bouncing back from beetles, but elk and deer slowing recovery
14 Feb 08:09 • 1 article
Forests bouncing back from beetles, but elk and deer slowing recovery
Two words, and a tiny little creature, strike fear in the hearts of many Colorado outdoor enthusiasts: bark beetle. But new research from University of Colorado Boulder reveals that even simultaneous ...
14 Feb 08:09 • phys.org • 3476726123406986205.htmlWHO: Coronavirus cases among health care workers peaked in third and fourth week of Jan
14 Feb 15:33 • 1 article
WHO: Coronavirus cases among health care workers peaked in third and fourth week of Jan
"We need to know more about the infection of 1,760 Chinese health workers, including the time period and circumstances," World Health Organization (WH
14 Feb 15:33 • FXStreet • 4480975638735630565.htmlScientists Switch Consciousness On Or Off In Monkeys Using Tiny Brain Zaps
14 Feb 17:33 • 1 article
Scientists Switch Consciousness On Or Off In Monkeys Using Tiny Brain Zaps
How’s this for a wake-up call? Scientists have shown that it's possible to instantly jolt a monkey out of deep anesthetized sleep using a quick zap of elec
14 Feb 17:33 • IFLScience • 242791748457199729.htmlNo relief from increasing pollution
14 Feb 17:58 • 1 article
No relief from increasing pollution
The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has confirmed that pollution levels across Bengaluru are touching alarming levels. Ongoing road works, unregulated construction and disappearing
14 Feb 17:58 • Deccan Herald • 2027555795926519186.htmlVanishing snakes highlight the biodiversity crisis
14 Feb 13:21 • 1 article
Vanishing snakes highlight the biodiversity crisis
After frogs in protected area of Panama died off en masse, the snakes that ate them began to disappear, too. It shows the extent of our "biodiversity crisis."
14 Feb 13:21 • Futurity • 5051862826120397777.htmlForgiveness combined with acetaminophen can alleviate social pain
14 Feb 14:41 • 1 article
Forgiveness combined with acetaminophen can alleviate social pain
Most everyone experiences the pain of social rejection at some point in their lives. It can be triggered by the end of a romantic relationship, losing a job or being excluded by friends.
14 Feb 14:41 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030591531964.htmlDettol comes clean on Coronavirus 'cure' claims
14 Feb 17:09 • 1 article
Dettol comes clean on Coronavirus 'cure' claims
Consumer goods company, Reckitt Benckiser, said they have not had access to the latest strain of the Coronavirus and were ...
14 Feb 17:09 • www.iol.co.za • 17825111400214193.htmlHong Kong authorities find excessive levels of Legionella in MTR cooling towers after 11 people infected
14 Feb 12:13 • 1 article
Hong Kong authorities find excessive levels of Legionella in MTR cooling towers after 11 people infected
The Centre for Health Protection has found excessive levels of Legionella bacteria in tested samples of cooling towers at Choi Hung MTR station following 11 infections in Wong Tai Sin, a nearby neighbourhood. The water-dwelling bacteria causes Legionnaires’ disease which can lead to a fever, cough, headache, muscle pain and diarrhoea. Humans contract the disease – […]
14 Feb 12:13 • Hong Kong Free Press HKFP • 3845645664386332233.htmlNo autopsies performed on Tennessee's electrocutions
14 Feb 10:43 • 1 article
No autopsies performed on Tennessee's electrocutions
Tennessee has not performed an autopsy on the four inmates who chose to die in the electric chair since it resumed executions in 2018.
14 Feb 10:43 • WVLT • 4089046910175886308.htmlChinese husband escorts his doctor wife to work by driving behind her to ensure he doesn’t catch coronavirus from her… as she walks through the rain at 3am
14 Feb 15:18 • 1 article
Chinese husband escorts his doctor wife to work by driving behind her to ensure he doesn’t catch coronavirus from her… as she walks through the rain at 3am
The female paediatrician, who works in a hospital treating coronavirus patients, had been staying away from home out of concerns that she could catch the disease and pass it onto her partner
14 Feb 15:18 • Mail Online • 124328112490809726.htmlDrone designs arise from butterfly study: Undulating flight saves monarchs' energy
14 Feb 14:43 • 1 article
Drone designs arise from butterfly study: Undulating flight saves monarchs' energy
In a finding that could benefit drone design, award-winning research by a doctoral student at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) shows that the undulating flight paths of monarch butterflies ...
14 Feb 14:43 • Tech Xplore • 4945708898325826058.htmlFemale Baloot players show off their skills at Saudi championship
14 Feb 16:35 • 1 article
Female Baloot players show off their skills at Saudi championship
RIYADH: Pulmonary hypertension is one of the few diseases that require an accurate and rapid diagnosis and prompt treatment as it can lead to heart failure and death, a medical conference in Riyadh heard. Dr. Abdullah Al-Dalaan, president of the Saudi Association for Pulmonary Hypertension, was speaking at the 13th Pulmonary Hypertension Conference. He told delegates that the
14 Feb 16:35 • Arab News • 8912634263335951832.htmlCDC grant allows CUNY SPH and NYU Grossman School of Medicine to participate in CPCRN meeting
14 Feb 13:22 • 1 article
CDC grant allows CUNY SPH and NYU Grossman School of Medicine to participate in CPCRN meeting
Fifty-three cancer researchers from eight different academic institutions around the country and their federal agency partners met in Chapel Hill on January 27 and 28 to launch the next five years of the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network.
14 Feb 13:22 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031193551652.htmlStudy examines benefits and barriers of Prescription Drug Lists for asthma medications
14 Feb 12:25 • 1 article
Study examines benefits and barriers of Prescription Drug Lists for asthma medications
A new study led by the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute examines the benefits and barriers of Prescription Drug List coverage for preventive asthma medications.
14 Feb 12:25 • News-Medical.net • 4522523029962648616.htmlStudy finds no advantage in using two antibiotics to treat MRSA infections
14 Feb 11:46 • 1 article
Study finds no advantage in using two antibiotics to treat MRSA infections
A world-first clinical trial has called into question the effectiveness of using more than one antibiotic to treat the deadly 'super-bug', Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia, commonly known as Golden Staph.
14 Feb 11:46 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030680195554.htmlStudy: Survival rates have improved after kidney transplantation during childhood
14 Feb 14:58 • 1 article
Study: Survival rates have improved after kidney transplantation during childhood
An analysis of information from Australia indicates that survival after kidney transplantation during childhood has improved drastically over the last 40 years, led by decreases in deaths from cardiovascular disease and infection.
14 Feb 14:58 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031860794497.htmlVietnamese scientists actively share information about nCoV - VietNamNet
14 Feb 09:34 • 1 article
Vietnamese scientists actively share information about nCoV - VietNamNet
The measures Vietnam is taking to cope with the nCoV epidemic are based on the experience and scientific research results that have been accumulated for many years, since the time it faced SARS epidemic in 2002-2003.
14 Feb 09:34 • VietNamNet • 1879169834480624184.htmlGalactic cosmic rays affect Titan's atmosphere
14 Feb 14:19 • 1 article
Galactic cosmic rays affect Titan's atmosphere
Planetary scientists using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) revealed the secrets of the atmosphere of Titan, the largest moon of Saturn. The team found a chemical footprint in Titan's ...
14 Feb 14:19 • phys.org • 3476726123528150684.htmlWhat women need to know about menopause and mental Health
14 Feb 14:41 • 1 article
What women need to know about menopause and mental Health
Here, Dr Deborah Lee, Dr Fox Online Pharmacy, discusses everything that women need to know about menopause and mental health
14 Feb 14:41 • Open Access Government • 7441385494927357527.htmlCoronavirus Microscope Images Published by U.S. Researchers
14 Feb 14:54 • 1 article
Coronavirus Microscope Images Published by U.S. Researchers
More than 63,000 people in China have been infected by the virus, and more than 1,300 have died. There is no known vaccine or drug that’s been proven effective.
14 Feb 14:54 • Bloomberg.com • 4032480122647418564.html