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Artificial intelligence could enhance diagnosis and treatment
of sleep disorders |
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Talking about a menstrual revolution: Asia's period problems |
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Researchers study role culture plays in feeling sick |
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Italy's health system at limit in virus-struck Lombardy |
| 5 |
Virus fuels dread and angst even as China sees signs of hope |
| 6 |
Are electronic health records useful yet? |
| 7 |
Calculating the beginnings of the coronavirus epidemic |
| 8 |
Measuring the injury risks of football, cycling and other
sports |
| 9 |
What are the novel coronavirus health risks? |
| 10 |
Squaring up to silent tumors: The research burden of
pancreatic cancer |
| 11 |
Prompt colonoscopy should follow up positive bowel cancer
tests |
| 12 |
Face masks may not protect against coronavirus |
| 13 |
3 ways public health has saved lives from history to the
modern day |
| 14 |
Quarantine can have long-lasting psychological impacts |
| 15 |
Exploring neural mechanisms behind the perception of control
in stressful situations |
| 16 |
How we can add five healthy years to UK life expectancy |
| 17 |
US Supreme Court to review Obamacare law |
| 18 |
People with severe mental illness live shorter lives--but the
solution isn't simple |
| 19 |
Battle with the cancer: New avenues from childhood vaccines |
| 20 |
Scientists show drug may greatly improve cancer immunotherapy
success |
| 21 |
Professor simplifies exercise advice for spinal cord injury |
| 22 |
Looking to quit smoking? A visit to the pharmacy could save
your life |
| 23 |
Age of onset may affect clinical outcomes for multiple
sclerosis patients on disease-modifying therapy |
| 24 |
Harvard spearheads international effort to understand, fight
new coronavirus |
| 25 |
Pulmonary fibrosis: A lung disease many don't recognize |
| 26 |
Could targeting an Alzheimer's-associated protein prevent
autism? |
| 27 |
Memory concerns? Blood test may put mind at ease or pave way
to promising treatments |
| 28 |
New study may explain why people with autism are often highly
sensitive to light and noise |
| 29 |
Child access prevention laws spare gun deaths in children |
| 30 |
Study shows rising age of first drug use in teens, young
adults |
| 31 |
Women paid less than men even at highest levels of academic
medicine, study finds |
| 32 |
Coping strategies, a matter of neurons |
| 33 |
Youth exposure to tobacco outlets and cigarette smoking |
| 34 |
Length of pregnancy alters the child's DNA |
| 35 |
Study finds irregular sleep patterns double the risk of
cardiovascular disease in older adults |
| 36 |
Scientists find functioning amyloid in healthy brain |
| 37 |
Surgeons cut opioid prescriptions by 64 percent using a new
multipronged program |
| 38 |
Implementing microbiome diagnostics in personalized medicine:
Rise of pharmacomicrobiomics |
| 39 |
Sleeping sheep may offer clues to human brain disease |
| 40 |
Handshake? No thanks: coronavirus changes global habits |
| 41 |
Nine times more new virus cases outside China than in: WHO |
| 42 |
New US guidelines urge a hepatitis C check for most adults |
| 43 |
Pediatrician use of developmental screening tools increasing |
| 44 |
Despite best intentions, researchers don't always share
findings with study participants |
| 45 |
App detecting jaundice may prevent deaths in newborns |
| 46 |
Can light therapy help improve mood in people with concussion? |
| 47 |
ACA helped make health insurance access more equal, but racial
and ethnic gaps remain |
| 48 |
Study finds 'far-reaching' impact from Affordable Care Act |
| 49 |
Novel use of robotics for neuroendovascular procedures |
| 50 |
Earliest look at newborns' visual cortex reveals the minds
babies start with |
| 51 |
Navigating the potential pitfalls of tracking college athletes |
| 52 |
Study maps landmarks of peripheral artery disease to guide
treatment development |
| 53 |
Researchers recommend all women with breast cancer diagnosis
under age 66 |
| 54 |
Researchers identify protein critical for wound healing after
spinal cord injury |
| 55 |
Improved work environments enhance patient and nurse
satisfaction |
| 56 |
Tool for identifying frail patients to reduce surgical risk
works in health system setting |
| 57 |
FDA OKs first generic version of daraprim, best known as the
'pharma bro' drug |
| 58 |
More than 10,000 uninsured Texas patients seek dialysis in ED
annually |
| 59 |
Treatment for hereditary breast cancer not always
guideline-concordant |
| 60 |
Frequent tooth brushing linked to lower risk of diabetes;
Dental disease, missing teeth associated with increased risk |
| 61 |
2016 US election result preceded fall in proportion of boys
born in Canada |
| 62 |
UK MPs with extra work roles may be nearly three times as
likely to be 'risky' drinkers |
| 63 |
Targeted treatments for pancreatic cancer may help eligible
patients live an extra year |
| 64 |
Cancer survival rates improve for young adults |
| 65 |
Drinking weakens bones of people living with HIV: study |
| 66 |
Research reveals best hospital-based methods for reducing
readmission rates |
| 67 |
Evidence review shows new therapy for Hepatitis C is highly
effective |
| 68 |
As virus spread, EU activates fast-track decision mode |
| 69 |
We should not refer to COVID-19 as simply 'coronavirus' |
| 70 |
Study: Orange juice component may help combat obesity |
| 71 |
Self-help post-natal PTSD strategies insufficient, study finds |
| 72 |
Aboriginal Australians at greater risk of stroke |
| 73 |
Understanding off-target effects of cancer drugs could lead to
new treatments |
| 74 |
How scent, emotion, and memory are intertwined--and exploited |
| 75 |
China censored virus news for weeks, say researchers |
| 76 |
Hand sanitiser sales rocket 255% in Britain: data |
| 77 |
Antipsychotics can be life-changing, but they can also put
patients at risk |
| 78 |
COVID-19 could put fifth of UK staff off work: government |
| 79 |
Cleaning products could expose children to dangerous
contaminants at childcare facilities |
| 80 |
Flu vaccine may not decrease hospitalization or mortality
among elderly persons |
| 81 |
Drugs may not work to help problematic pot users |
| 82 |
Early start key to easing the trajectory of childhood obesity |
| 83 |
Young women and girls are taking sex-ed into their own hands
on YouTube |
| 84 |
Understanding emotions is nearly as important as IQ for
students' academic success |
| 85 |
Worried about your child getting COVID-19? Here's what you
need to know |
| 86 |
Study links depressive symptoms during pregnancy with lowered
immunity in infants |
| 87 |
Men can smell when a woman is sexually aroused: study |
| 88 |
Caesarean birth has little impact on children developing
allergies |
| 89 |
Association between avian influenza spread and live poultry
trade |
| 90 |
Five amazing facts about your brain |
| 91 |
Taking the panic out of pandemic |
| 92 |
What can the Black Death tell us about the global economic
consequences of a pandemic? |
| 93 |
Stealth transmission fuels fast spread of COVID-19 outbreak |
| 94 |
Fear of COVID-19 is more pervasive than infection |
| 95 |
Predicting the COVID-19 outbreak: How AI connects the dots to
warn about disease threats |
| 96 |
Study looks at EVALI findings in teens |
| 97 |
The urban history that makes China's coronavirus lockdown
possible |
| 98 |
Study reveals properties of cells fated to relapse in acute
lymphoblastic leukemia |
| 99 |
Why hand-washing really is as important as doctors say |
| 100 |
Why public health officials sound more worried about the
COVID-19 than the seasonal flu |
| 101 |
APA reaffirms psychologists' role in combating climate change |
| 102 |
Study homes in on possible cause of sudden cardiac deaths |
| 103 |
Discovery of GABAergic synaptic regulations inside the brain
for a new epilepsy treatment |
| 104 |
Immune cells may improve accuracy of predicting survival in
colorectal cancer |
| 105 |
It's what's inside that matters: Locking up proteins enables
cancer metastasis |
| 106 |
Big drop in global drownings |
| 107 |
Not only what you eat, but how you eat, may affect your
microbiome |
| 108 |
Artificial sweeteners combined with carbs may be more harmful
than those sweeteners alone |
| 109 |
Boosting energy levels within damaged nerves may help them
heal |
| 110 |
New research reveals pharma companies are more profitable than
most S&P 500 companies |
| 111 |
Drug prices rose three times faster than inflation over last
decade, even after discounts |
| 112 |
The origin of satiety: Brain cells that change shape after a
meal |
| 113 |
Low back and neck pain tops U.S. health spending |
| 114 |
Researchers link immune system to salt-sensitive hypertension
in CKD |
| 115 |
Medication fog can mimic or worsen dementia in the elderly |
| 116 |
On the path toward non-addictive painkillers |
| 117 |
We can make predictions about relationships--but is this
necessary? |
| 118 |
Alzheimer's: Can an amino acid help to restore memories? |
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