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Hong Kong reports ‘first case’ of virus
reinfection
Coronavirus: One in eight hospital cases
were ‘caught on-site’
Hong Kong scientists are reporting the case of a
healthy man in his 30s who became reinfected with
coronavirus four and a...
Thousands of patients are likely to have been
infected with coronavirus in UK hospitals, a study
suggests. The King’s...
Having some caffeine in pregnancy ‘is
fine’
While mums-to-be and women trying for a baby
should limit their caffeine intake, a couple of cups of
tea or coffee a day...
Coronavirus: Dr Anthony Fauci warns
against rushing out vaccine
The top US virus expert has warned against rushing
out a Covid-19 vaccine before it has been proven to
be safe and effective. Speaking...
Florida healthcare worker, 41, may lose
both of her HANDS after developing
blood clots
A Florida healthcare worker may lose her hands
after a long and arduous five-month battle against
the novel coronavirus. Rose...
Drug trials can offer hope but as Wendy’s
story reveals, the pandemic has even
stolen that
Last chance: Wendy’s family has started a
fundraiser to pay for private treatment There have
been many moments...
The magnet in your neck that stops you
SNORING
Magnets are the latest technology to be tested as a
treatment for snoring. The pull of two magnets is
being used to keep...
Is ‘fake’ milk fit for drinking?
Supermarket chiller cabinets are awash with new
products to pour into your coffee and over cereal.
But are these ‘new’...
Antibodies that may protect against
COVID-19
Yang Wang, MD, PhD, deputy director for product
discovery at MassBiologics and associate professor
of medicine, and colleagues...
Why eating at your screen could be
making you FAT
A sandwich at your desk, eaten in bites as you type
on the keyboard. Tea and biscuits while absorbed
reading the newspaper. Pudding...
Expert says new rules on buying
laxatives are a ‘disaster’ for IBS patients
They’re the over-the-counter remedies relied upon
by hundreds of thousands of Britons to ease
digestive problems, but now...
Mothers-to-be urged to avoid caffeine as
study finds there is NO safe level of
consumption
Mothers-to-be urged to avoid caffeine as study finds
there is NO safe level of consumption ‘and even low
levels of...
From cancer and Covid to dementia,
BAME patients are shamefully more at
risk
Moise Roche says that if ever he thought he was
losing his memory and had dementia, there’s ‘no
way’ he’d see a doctor...
Living at higher altitudes associated with
higher levels of child stunting
“More than 800 million people live at 1,500 meters
above sea level or higher, with two-thirds of them in
Sub-Saharan...
Heart repair factor boosted by RNAtargeting
compound
A new study from Scripps Research Chemist
Matthew Disney, PhD, shows that by targeting an
essential biomolecule that surges...
People can make better choices when it
benefits others
Humans are often motivated by self-interest.
Participants in one study, for example, learned a
game faster when they earned...
In one cancer therapy, two halves are
safer than a whole
The study, published today in the Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences, suggests that
splitting immunotoxins into...
Machines rival expert analysis of stored
red blood cell quality
For years, labs have used expert microscopic
examinations to assess the quality of stored blood.
How viable is a unit by...
Patient monitoring systems for sepsis
August 24, 2020 – Automated patient monitoring
systems (PMSs) have been designed to reduce
delays in diagnosis of sepsis...
Online searches for ‘chest pain’ rise,
emergency visits for heart attack drop
amid COVID-19
Mayo Clinic researchers looked at Google Trends
data for Italy, Spain, the U.K. and the U.S., reviewing
search terms such...
Optical illusions explained in a fly’s eyes
It turns out that flies are fooled by optical illusions as
easily as humans. “It was exciting to find that flies
perceive...
How men and women network impacts
their labor market performance
A new paper in The Economic Journal, published by
Oxford University Press, develops a theory of how