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Intravenous drugs can often rapidly restore normal heart
rhythm without sedation, shocks |
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Horseback riding combined with cognitive exercises can help
children with ADHD and autism spectrum |
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Can exercise improve video game performance? |
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Want to change your personality? It may not be easy to do
alone |
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China locked down 50 million people and has to keep them fed |
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Airlines curb or cancel China flights |
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Giving some pregnant women progesterone could prevent 8,450
miscarriages a year: experts |
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In brief: Choice of anesthesia may affect breast cancer
metastases |
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Researchers identify possible new combination treatment for
advanced melanoma |
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Researchers describe unique genetic identity of primordial
lung progenitors |
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US advises no travel to China, where virus deaths top 200 |
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Italy declares state of emergency over coronavirus |
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First UK cases of novel coronavirus confirmed |
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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-01-resetting-internal-clocks-diabetes.html |
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Babies born with low birth weights are more likely to have
poor cardiorespiratory fitness |
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New light shed on neuronal circuits involved in behavior,
learning and dysfunction |
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Top doctors 'undertest' patients to demonstrate diagnostic
prowess to peers, study finds |
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A new contributor to atherosclerosis |
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Imaging nerve regeneration provides insight to success of
repair |
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Protein research seeks to induce tumor regression |
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Uncovering the neural basis for hypothetical thinking in rats |
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Putting neglected tropical diseases in the spotlight: Lessons
learned from Chagas disease |
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Coronavirus: Why China's strategy to contain the virus might
work |
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Uncovering the unusual way aggregates hijack proteins |
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Coronavirus grown in lab outside China for first time, aiding
the search for vaccine |
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Tracking the path of an outbreak with cognitive interviews |
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Academic says the medical marijuana industry is using
'underhand' marketing strategies |
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Fewer scars in the central nervous system |
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Pinpointing rare disease mutations |
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U.S. rural breast cancer patients must routinely travel long
distances for treatment |
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Coronavirus: How worried should I be about the shortage of
face masks? |
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Scale of substance misuse among adolescents in residential
care revealed |
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Drug class provides cardiovascular benefit for all patients
with type 2 diabetes |
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Anti-carcinoembryonic antigen-related cell adhesion molecule
antibody for fluorescence visualization |
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New CDC stats: Adults expected to live a little longer, heart
disease still top killer |
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Coronavirus outbreak: quarantining millions in China is
unprecedented and wrong |
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Jump in employment seen among Medicaid expansion enrollees,
especially the most vulnerable |
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Lung cancer screening decision aid delivered through tobacco
quitlines improves informed decision-making |
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Spike in colorectal cancer from age 49 to 50 suggests many
undiagnosed before screenings |
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Study shows dramatic increase in naloxone dispensing in Ohio |
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Study clarifies genetic autism risk in PTEN patients |
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How much will the coronavirus spread? It's a question of
biology and math |
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The scent of a rose improves learning during sleep |
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Novel coronavirus receptors show similarities to SARS-CoV,
according to new analysis |
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Receptors under flow: Mechanosensitive GPCRs |
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Brain imaging provides little insight in insanity evaluation |
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Do less and get stronger: Science proves you can lift less
with better results |
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Study looks at the effect of Medicaid expansion on the
substance use disorder treatment workforce |
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Congenital heart disease more deadly in low-income countries |
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Highly active HIV antibody restricts development of viral
resistance |
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Modelling study estimates spread of 2019 novel coronavirus |
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Institut Pasteur sequences the whole genome of the Wuhan
coronavirus, 2019-nCoV |
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Toward a portable concussion detector that relies on an
infrared laser |
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Chinese official says slow response made virus epidemic worse |
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Migraine rats, medical facts |
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In early stages, novel 2019 coronavirus doubling every 7.4
days |
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Russia confirms first two coronavirus cases |
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Coronavirus doesn't have to scare you or your kids,
psychologists say |
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Virtual crossmatching improves quality of life for kidney
transplant patients |
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Thai taxi driver is kingdom's first human-to-human
transmission of virus |
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Opioid prescribing rates down at state level from 2010 to 2016 |
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CDC releases first data on maternal mortality since 2007 |
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Mood disorders common with rheumatoid arthritis |
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Early treatment tied to less disability with pediatric-onset
MS |
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How the immune system becomes blind to cancer cells |
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Religiousness linked to improved quality of life for people
with HIV |
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New research looks at type 1 diabetes and changes in the
environment |
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Cyprus treats first suspected case of coronavirus |
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US announces 14-day quarantine on 195 virus evacuees |
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Coronavirus vaccine will take months: biotech exec |
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Mutation's role in blood cancers revealed by ideal team-up |
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US bans entry to foreign nationals who traveled to China |
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Delta, American and United suspend flights between US, China |
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How to survive coronavirus quarantine, French style |
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Coronavirus evacuees arrive in Germany from China |
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Australia to refuse entry to non-citizens arriving from China |
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Pentagon approves using military bases to quarantine 1,000 |
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Tunes for training: High-tempo music may make exercise easier
and more beneficial |
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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-02-afghanistan-quarantine-coronavirus-cases.html |
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Coronavirus: What we know about first death outside China |
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Herbal remedies for the coronavirus spark debate in China |
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Chinese army to oversee virus hospital |
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Group evacuated from China to France test negative for
coronavirus |
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New China virus details show challenge for outbreak control |
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Thailand sees apparent success treating virus with drug
cocktail |
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DHS: New screening to begin amid coronavirus concerns |
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Invest in social equity to improve health for low-income
people |
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New score measuring multiple chronic illnesses performs better
than current method |
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Assessing 'stickiness' of tumor cells could improve cancer
prognosis |
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Sound of music: How melodic alarms could reduce morning
grogginess |
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Heart disease risk grows as women move through menopause |
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China 'urgently needs' medical gear and masks as virus toll
tops SARS |
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Built in 10 days, China's virus hospital takes 1st patients |
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UN health agency tackles misinformation over virus outbreak |
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Britain's GSK joins race to develop China virus vaccine |
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Lower protein diet may lessen risk for cardiovascular disease |
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Chinese tourism, the main engine of global travel |
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Reirradiation rarely required in focal radiation therapy for
multiple myeloma |
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Got flu? Deal quickly with complications |
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Blood test identifies risk of disease linked to stroke and
dementia |
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Novel compound is promising drug candidate for Alzheimer's
disease |
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Neurodevelopment team locates a gene that helps control
puberty and human reproduction |
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Evidence-based guideline reduces gastrostomy tube placement in
young patients |
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Kids diagnosed with ADHD often don't take medication regularly |
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What the coronavirus emergency declaration means for Canada |
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Hereditary factors influence capacity to use fat at rest and
during exercise |
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New therapeutic approach may help to cure chronic hepatitis B
infection |
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Quarantines have been used for thousands of years |
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What needs to happen for better cancer prevention and control
in Kenya |
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Study shows that hepatitis C drug EPCLUSA has the potential to
inhibit coronaviruses |
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Researchers provide new insights into the pathogenesis of
epilepsy |
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Wuhan, the coronavirus and the world: Thinking beyond
isolation |
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