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- According to the researchers, this shows that the pandemic not only affected these young people's mental health but also affected their brain maturation, with the features indicating "older-appearing brains."
- “When it comes to immunotherapy, it seems that the journey — in this case, the underlying cause of mismatch repair deficiency — may be just as important as the destination,” co-author Ryan Chow said.
- The AI was fed publicly available audio and video of excretions, with frequency spectrum captured of each one of them.
- Long COVID, also known as post-COVID syndrome, is the condition wherein the symptoms patients develop during or after a COVID-19 infection persist for over 12 weeks after being diagnosed with it.
- Chen Yaojing,a researcher at Beijing Normal University, said that the human frontal lobe was the most recent one to evolve and it exhibited age-related decline faster than other abilities.
- Those who opted for the traditional Mediterranean diet lost 7%, while those who followed the healthy diet lost an even lower 4.5% of visceral fat.
- “The beauty of this approach is you only need an X-ray, which is acquired millions of times a day across the world,” lead author, Jakob Weiss, said.
- Water turnover was seen the most between ages 20 and 30 in men and women aged 20-55.
- “The take-home message here is simple – the key is in the prevention. It is not good enough to think about vitamin D deficiency when already facing life-challenging situations when early action could make all the difference,” Prof Elina Hyppönen said.
- As flu activity climbs higher, more pediatric deaths are anticipated.
- Researchers found "significantly fewer" people who participated in recreational fishing had anxiety disorder, attempted suicide or engaged in self-harm compared to those who don't fish.
- The new finding could help researchers develop new, personalized ways to diagnose and treat migraine.
- A study has found that one’s educational background could play a part in their dementia risk later on in life.
- The Texas man reportedly contracted a bad case of the coronavirus last year.
- An avian flu outbreak has set a record after killing more birds in the country than past flare-ups.
- Researchers have tested the efficacy of the drug in genetically-engineered mice, which were programmed to express a human SARS-CoV-2 receptor.
- A new mRNA vaccine showed promise for universal flu protection.
- The findings of this study will help open up opportunities to better understand and treat AD in patients.
- A new study found that vape users are at a higher risk of developing cavities and periodontal disease.
- About 40 million children are reportedly susceptible to the growing measles threat.
- The researchers found a strong association between increased levels of pregnancy hormones and changes to the neural architecture in specific areas of the brain.
- Currently, patients have to undergo an operation to gain mind control of a wheelchair.
- Researchers found that the risk of death is higher in repeat COVID-19 infections.
- If approved, the vaccine is expected to be available in the next three to four years.
- "There is a protein called apelin that circulates in the blood, and we saw that middle-aged people with higher levels of apelin in their blood were living longer, with better muscle function and better cognitive function as they age," a researcher said.
- Between 1973 to 2018, the concentration of sperm in men not known to be infertile fell by more than 51%, from 101.2 million to 49 million sperm per millimetre of semen, the new study found.
- Slipping vaccination rates could be responsible for the spread of the highly contagious virus.
- It found that 24 percent of the young people had unsafe listening practices while using headphones with devices such as smartphones.
- Exposure to artificial light has been a major issue in modern societies.
- Further, high levels of it may not only increase the risk for triple-negative breast cancer, but also the risk of metastasizing to the brain.
