MELBOURNE, Nov. 20 (Xinhua) — Researchers in Australia have discovered a new way to kill cancer cells in acute myeloid leukemia (AML), one of the most aggressive and hard to treat forms of blood cancer.
The team found that AML cells,…
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Measles likely circulating in Sydney: health authorities-Xinhua
SYDNEY, Nov. 20 (Xinhua) — A measles alert has been issued for Sydney after health authorities in Australia’s state of New South Wales (NSW) said on Thursday that the highly infectious disease is likely circulating in the city.
NSW Health…
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Microrobots could open new avenues of medical treatment with their ability to target specific areas (HT Tech)
Till now, robots have been associated with activities such as factory production or space travel. However, microrobots may now bring about a significant advance in medical science. According to The Washington Post, microrobots may become the…
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Gene replacement therapy normalizes some traits in SYNGAP1 model mice
A gene therapy that compensates for a missing copy of SYNGAP1, a gene strongly associated with autism, diminishes hyperactivity and brain activity linked to epilepsy, according to a new study in mice. The therapy also normalizes…
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CDC Changes Webpage to Say Vaccines May Cause Autism, Revising Prior Language – The Wall Street Journal
- CDC Changes Webpage to Say Vaccines May Cause Autism, Revising Prior Language The Wall Street Journal
- Under RFK Jr., CDC promotes false vaccines-autism link it once discredited The Washington Post
- Vaccines don’t cause autism. Here’s how…
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Heart surgeon says coughing while lying down may be symptom of heart failure
When we think of heart failure, movie scenes of someone clutching their chest and collapsing often come to mind. In reality, heart failure usually creeps in quietly, with subtle signs that many of us overlook. Recognising these early warning…
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Not a whole pack — just 2 cigarettes a day may raise heart failure risk by 50%, study reveals
“It’s not much — only a couple of cigarettes a day!”If you’re a smoker, this thought might have crossed your mind. You might have thought you’re safe from any serious health hazards because you’re keeping the numbers in check.New…
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