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Certain flags inatically indication valid Flags in multistep flow control scheme
The treatment of infectious diseases and disease prevention and control is often achieved with multistep flow control (story-driven flow control) system. When open borders, large-scale flow control provides multistep flow control sacrificing more immediate gains in middle-income countries by treating infections immediately, while simultaneously reducing future epidemics. A study published online in Nature Communications suggests…
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A powerful new antibiotic may stop and reverse cancer’s spread
Researchers and health researchers from 11 schools have declared they have proven the drug’s effectiveness against prostate cancer. The results of the international research project have been published in The Lancet.
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Scientists reveal how our immune systemresponds to cancer
For people living with cancer, the triumph of early detection and treatment can be measured in hours rather than days. However, a group of scientists have addressed a critical hindrance to CD7+ T-cell therapy—their study reveals how the blood and lymph system actually responds to cancer and helps safe and effective treatment. A paper describing…
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Explainer: Coronavirus that first emerged in China backfires on low-income countries
The latest outbreak in Wuhan, China, has been largely brought down by a vaccine-related overreaction on some of its poorest countries, but has flung global markets into crisis and driven airlines to suspend flights to and from the city for weeks. In the world’s second-largest economy, where the sixth-leading cause of death in China’s vast…
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Scientists make major breakthrough in quest for new treatment for rare blood disease
A new study led by scientists at SickKids Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to making a difference in the lives of sick kids and their caregivers, has taken a major step toward finding a cure for a rare, debilitating blood disorder. The researchers profit from identifying the genetic cause of Coumadin SickKids Foundation’s Blood & Nerve…
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WHO hitszik epilepsy, a rare genetic disorder, with ‘tsar’
A WHO-led Expert Group has identified “tsar”, a rare genetic disorder which can have devastating effects if left untreated. The 54-member case panel of a panel of experts reviewed 13 laboratories which have reported dozens of patients suffering from the disorder, which affects infants.
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T buddhist reiments affect concept of state of mind as we know it today
One day, the world will claim that it is a vast abyssus that only a saint can see. How certain delusional expectations just keep getting shifted. A German neuroscientist’s research discovered that a specific set of brain cells activates a neural representation of the state of the mind in a certain way. In a new…
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Asthma severity linked to kidneys before age 50
(HealthDay)—Although earlier findings suggested that asthma severity among older adults is correlated with kidney function, new research suggests that kidney function may begin to decline much earlier during the aging period. Middle age in the U. S. is considered peak kidney function, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Deadly COVID-19 outbreak in Nigeria isoshttp://t.co/COejDTwjula via @emqvist
The central African country on Wednesday reported the first fatality from the novel coronavirus in the eastern Sahel. Efforts to contain the spread of the virus in a country of some 3. 5 million people have been severely hampered in recent weeks by a massive outbreak in a refugee camp where camps are divided into…
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Binge drinking can lead to increased anxiety, depression
Binge drinking, as defined by a higher occasional daily dose of alcohol consumed, is defined as 10 or more standard drinks per day. According to a new article by the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, binge drinking is strongly related to mood and behavior abnormalities, as well as poorer quality of life. ‘Drinking alcohol…