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Fiber consumption linked to lower breast cancer risk |
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Scientists reveal brain tumors impact normally helpful cells |
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Americans brace for 'hardest, saddest' week of their lives
(Update) |
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South Africa's TB, HIV history prepares it for virus testing |
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Coronavirus patients rush to join studies of Gilead drug |
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Virus scrapped your marathon? In Japan, there's an app for
that |
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Apple to ship 1 mn face shields a week for medical workers |
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Using COVID-19 patient data to train machine learning models
for healthcare |
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Project crowdsources sidelined scientists for COVID-19
research |
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Experts teaming up to evaluate protocol for reuse of N95 masks |
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Coronavirus misinformation and vaccine research among key
priorities for public |
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Chinchona bark is not a 'cure' for COVID-19 and it could
seriously harm those who take it |
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Germany to put all arrivals in 14-day quarantine |
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New insights into the genetic risk factors and disease
pathways of multiple sclerosis |
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Online rapid-response COVID-19 training to help health
professionals diagnose lung disease |
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Study: Girls' health can suffer in move to high school |
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Abused children and family, people with mental illness are
more vulnerable in quarantine |
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Environmental engineers study fabrics, materials for face
covers |
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A smart bra for detecting early-stage breast cancer |
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Study finds self-isolation would dramatically reduce ICU bed
demand |
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Microbiologist explains the viruses that can wreak havoc
globally |
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Hardware store parts transformed into virus-destroying devices |
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Scientists enhance new way to overcome resistance to targeted
cancer treatments |
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Why some teens find it tough to social distance |
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Fecal transplants beat C. diff superbug 90% of the time |
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Dental pain? Reach for the anti-inflammatories, not the
antibiotics |
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Johns Hopkins gets FDA OK to test blood therapies for COVID-19
patients |
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Couples should work as a team, make plans for the future
during coronavirus lockdown, experts say |
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CDC urges all Americans to wear face masks as death count
rises |
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Coronavirus may put ICU beds in short supply--but that doesn't
mean the elderly shouldn't get them |
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False COVID-19 'cures' abound as multiple drugs are being
tested, including head lice drug Ivermectin |
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Some U.S. coronavirus curves are starting to flatten |
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Why wear face masks in public? Here's what the research shows |
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Triple P COVID-19 online resource for parents to stay calm and
in control |
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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-04-cities-coronavirus-front-lines.html |
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How viruses spread in Kenya's low-income areas, and what can
be done to prevent it |
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Test vaccine elicits strong response to SARS-CoV-2 in mice |
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Researchers adapt coronavirus test without scarce materials |
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Building psychological resilience during times of stress |
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Vitamin D could help fight off COVID-19 |
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Coronavirus has sped up Canada's adoption of telemedicine.
Let's make that change permanent. |
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Identification of new factors important in maintaining lung
function in the elderly |
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Simple, low-cost ventilator builds on available resuscitation
bags |
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Covid19: a new automated test developed to detect the
population by the tens of thousands |
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Turning colon cancer cells around |
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Medicare changes may increase access to TAVR |
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Neuroscientists find memory cells that help us interpret new
situations |
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Bedroom air filters help asthmatic children breathe easier |
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'Smart toilet' monitors for signs of disease |
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Link between air pollution and corona mortality in Italy could
be possible |
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Immunotherapy prior to surgery is effective in colon cancer |
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Study explores the effects of bilingualism on the developing
brain |
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Wearing a face mask in shared public spaces could protect
vulnerable people against coronavirus |
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Follow your gut: Newly identified digestive-brain axis
controls food choice |
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New online tool helps researchers crowdsource, analyze
COVID-19 stories |
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Ultrasound stimulation of periaqueductal gray induces
defensive behaviors |
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US company poised to start COVID-19 vaccine safety test |
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Europe worries about virus timebomb in its prisons |
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Hydroxychloroquine can shorten time to recovery in COVID-19:
study |
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Mission possible: Tips for safe grocery shopping during the
pandemic |
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Model shows hep C-infected kidney transplants beneficial,
cost-effective |
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School closures will force many U.S. health care workers to
stay home |
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Covid-19 tool allows health leaders to plan for critical care
surge |
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The human body as an electrical conductor, a new method of
wireless power transfer |
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Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation might aid in severe
COVID-19 |
66 |
New algorithm aims to protect surgical team members against
infection with COVID-19 virus |
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A trial to evaluate hydroxychloroquine to treat, prevent
COVID-19 |
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Testing remdesivir as a potential treatment for COVID-19 |
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Shorter radiotherapy treatment for bowel cancer patients
during COVID-19 |
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Curbing the rising toll of adults with complex care needs |
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Scientist proposes clinical trials with low-dose rapamycin to
protect elderly from COVID-19 |
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Surgical masks good for most COVID-19 treatment |
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Autoimmunity-associated heart dilation tied to heart-failure
risk in type 1 diabetes |
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Team develops novel radiopharmaceutical for the diagnosis of
tumor-relevant transport proteins |
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Potential therapy for rare neurologic disease |
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Brown fat can burn energy in an unexpected way |
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Changes in brain attention may underlie autism |
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Outsmarting a virus |
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Mount Sinai launches COVID-19 app to track spread of virus
across New York City |
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With coronavirus a threat, stop wearing contact lenses |
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Virus pain easing in Spain, Italy; UK braces for bleak days |
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General mask use OK where hand-washing, distancing hard: WHO |
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College students feeling the strain of coronavirus |
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Brain changes from multiple sclerosis may occur in preteens |
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How one patient's battle with COVID-19 changed U.S. testing
protocols |
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Recent decline in heart attacks greater in men than women |
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For addicts in recovery, technology preserves bonds despite
COVID-19 crisis |
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Atherosclerosis progresses rapidly in healthy people from the
age of 40 |
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Leaving its mark: How frailty impacts the blood |
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ATS publishes new guidance on COVID-19 management |
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A new antiviral drug heading into clinical trials offers hope
for COVID-19 treatment |
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Chemists working on drugs to treat COVID-19 |
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What to know about malaria drug and coronavirus treatment |
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Researchers unraveling role of fungi in early childhood dental
health |
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Team has developed new system for combatting COVID-19 that can
be used for other viruses |
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Doubts cast over accuracy of many popular fertility and
pregnancy planning apps |
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Men pose more risk to other road users than women: study |
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Ride-hailing linked to more crashes for motorists and
pedestrians |
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Researchers devise treatment that relieved depression in 90%
of participants in small study |
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Overlapping buprenorphine therapy could help patients reduce
opioid use without significant withdrawal symptoms |
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Students who listened to Beethoven during lecture--and in
dreamland--did better on test |
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Potential early biomarker to track development of
non-alcoholic fatty liver disease |
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As cases surge, 3 in 4 US hospitals already facing COVID-19 |
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Modeling coronavirus: 'Uncertainty is the only certainty' |
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Japan declares state of emergency over coronavirus |
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'Dead city': Singapore closes workplaces in virus fight |
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US begins blood tests for coronavirus immunity: reports |
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COVID-19 expert explains what soap does to virus |
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The veil begins to lift on coronavirus |
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