- A scientist questioned new microplastics findings. Then other researchers fired back. The Washington Post
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Category: 6. Health
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A scientist questioned new microplastics findings. Then other researchers fired back. – The Washington Post
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Westfield Health Bulletin: what is shared decision making?
What exactly is shared decision making and why is it important to know? As a starting point to understanding the new vaccine guidelines, the public needs to comprehend the terminology. Shared decision making is not a new term to the medical…
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Early Bifidobacteria Colonisation Reduces Childhood Allergy Risk
EARLY colonisation of the infant gut by specific Bifidobacterium strains was linked to a significantly reduced allergy risk in childhood, according to new research that highlighted the importance of microbial exposure and feeding…
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Expanding the Clinical Spectrum of VEXAS (Vacuoles, E1 Enzyme, X-linked, Autoinflammatory, Somatic) Syndrome: The First Report of Histologically Confirmed Neutrophilic Colitis With Rare Muscular and Pancreatic Involvement – Cureus
- Expanding the Clinical Spectrum of VEXAS (Vacuoles, E1 Enzyme, X-linked, Autoinflammatory, Somatic) Syndrome: The First Report of Histologically Confirmed Neutrophilic Colitis With Rare Muscular and Pancreatic Involvement Cureus
- VEXAS syndrome:…
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Anbenitamab (KN026): A Deep Dive Into a Bispecific HER2 Antibody Redefining Targeted Therapy
For more than two decades, HER2 has stood as one of the most successfully targeted oncogenic drivers in solid tumors. From the introduction of trastuzumab to the advent of antibody–drug conjugates and small-molecule tyrosine…
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Climatic and governance determinants of malaria transmission in Rivers State, Nigeria
Moxon, C. A., Gibbins, M. P., McGuinness, D., Milner, D. A. & Marti, M. New insights into malaria pathogenesis. Annu. Rev. Pathol. 15, 315–343 (2020).
Sato, S. Plasmodium—A brief…
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How World War II transformed sexual health practices and condom use in Sweden
During World War II, Sweden was officially neutral, but life at home was anything but untouched by the conflict. A new study from Stockholm University shows that the war years fundamentally changed Swedish thoughts about sexual…
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Purdue-developed LENN system enhances stability and targeting of mRNA cancer therapies
Published, peer-reviewed research shows a patent-pending, virus-mimicking platform technology developed at Purdue University improves upon traditional methods of targeting bladder cancer cells with messenger RNA (mRNA)…
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The high cost of US cutting vaccine funding – Opinion
LI MIN/CHINA DAILY
Vaccines are a vital tool that save millions of lives every year. Concerningly, the United States is cutting funding for a key organization that saves lives around the world through…
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