People living in socially disadvantaged areas and outside major cities are much more likely to die prematurely, our new research
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The world needs pharmaceuticals from China and India to beat coronavirus
The biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world, known as “big pharma”, are American and European. The top five are Pfizer
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Antibody neutralizes SARS and COVID-19 coronaviruses
An antibody first identified in a blood sample from a patient who recovered from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in 2003
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COVID-19: Tracking, data privacy and getting the numbers right
As plans for re-opening businesses, communities and schools emerge, it becomes increasingly important to better understand how many people are
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Chest X-rays in emergency rooms can help predict severity of COVID-19 in young and middle-aged adults
Chest X-rays performed on young and middle-aged adults with COVID-19 when they arrive at the emergency room can help doctors
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The exposome: When our environment drives health and disease
Science has published in its January issue two papers by Associate Prof. Emma Schymanski, Head of the Environmental Cheminformatics research
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Not all doom and gloom: Even in a pandemic, mixed emotions are more common than negative ones
Much has been written on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on negative emotions, such as rising anxiety and the
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Brainstem neurons control how mice turn left and right
In a new study, researchers from the University of Copenhagen and Karolinska Institutet have found neurons in the brain that
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Testicular germ cell tumor incidence increased for all races and ethnicities
(HealthDay)—From 2001 to 2016, the incidence of testicular germ cell tumors increased across all racial/ethnic groups but remained highest among
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Death and disability from stroke down in United Kingdom
(HealthDay)—The risk for death and disability after a stroke fell significantly between 2000 and 2015 in the United Kingdom, according
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