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TGen-led study finds link between gene and severe liver damage

Researchers have found that a gene known as AEBP1 may play a central role in the development, severity and potential treatment of liver disease, according to a study by Temple...

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Study finds maternal race not a factor for children experiencing a 'language gap'

In a first of its kind study, researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute evaluated the language use of black mothers...

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Money Motivates Smokers to Quit Long Term, Study Finds

Money Motivates Smokers to Quit Long Term, Study Finds Source link

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New study finds both components of blood pressure predict heart attack, stroke risk

Both numbers in a blood pressure reading—the "upper" systolic and the "lower" diastolic—independently predicted the risk of heart attack or stroke in a very large Kaiser Permanente study that included...

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Intranasal sufentanil as good as IV morphine for emergency pain relief, study finds

In patients presenting to an emergency department with severe traumatic pain, intranasal sufentanil was as good as standard-of-care intravenous morphine for pain relief, according to a new study published this...

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Gut microbiota protects from viral-induced neurologic damage, study finds

Gut microbes produce compounds that prime immune cells to destroy harmful viruses in the brain and nervous system, according to a mouse study published today in eLife. Source link

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Perinatal depression screenings may not detect women having suicidal thoughts, study finds

A new study of 736 low-income pregnant women in Illinois found that more than one-third of those who reported thoughts of self-harm did not have elevated levels of depression, according...

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Homeless people are deprived of primary healthcare services, study finds

A study led by the University of Birmingham has painted a shaming picture of neglect and discrimination shown towards the homeless when accessing UK health services. Source link

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Trial By Error: NHS ME/CFS Clinics Lax on Treatment Harms, Study Finds

By David Tuller, DrPH In the last few years, the Journal of Health Psychology has provided a valuable platform for researchers, academics, and other experts who have challenged the claims...

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Gene therapy for prostate cancer is more effective when combined with chemotherapy, study finds

Medical News Bulletin | Health News and Medical Research - Daily Medical News, Health News, Clinical Trials And Clinical Research, Medical Technology, Fitness And Nutrition News–In One Place Researchers at...

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Exercise beneficial in relieving period pain, study finds

Medical News Bulletin | Health News and Medical Research - Daily Medical News, Health News, Clinical Trials And Clinical Research, Medical Technology, Fitness And Nutrition News–In One Place A recent...

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Taking opioids for pain may make it harder to find primary care, study finds

Finding a new doctor for health checkups and general care can pose a challenge to anyone. But for people who take prescription opioid pills for their chronic pain, it might...

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Living-donor liver transplant offers advantages over deceased-donor, research finds

Living-donor liver transplant offers numerous advantages over deceased-donor transplant, including better three-year survival rates for patients and lower costs, according to new research from the UPMC Thomas E. Starzl Transplantation...

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CPR Less Likely for Poor Black Kids Study Finds

The findings suggest there's a crucial need for CPR training programs in poor, non-white, lower-education neighborhoods, said study lead researcher Dr. Maryam Naim. Source link

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Study finds no correlation between brain function and head impacts after 2 seasons of tackle football

To date, most studies that have attempted to understand connections between neurocognitive function and sub-concussive head impacts have been retrospective -- and inconclusive. Source link

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Study Finds No Correlation Between Brain Function and Head Impacts After Two Seasons of Youth Tackle Football

To date, most studies that have attempted to understand connections between neurocognitive function and sub-concussive head impacts have been retrospective - and inconclusive. Source link

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Study finds no correlation between brain function & head impacts after 2 seasons of tackle football

In a prospective study of children playing tackle football, researchers find minimal changes in neurocognitive outcomes — and any changes were not correlated to number or severity of head impacts...

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Adults with family history of Alzheimer’s have learning impairments, study finds

Adults with a first-degree relative with Alzheimer's disease perform more poorly on online paired-learning tasks than adults without such a family history, and this impairment appears to be exacerbated by...

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Study finds effective healthy eating nudges

Behavioral nudges have emerged as the best way to improve healthy eating, according to a new paper by Pierre Chandon, Professor of Marketing at INSEAD, and Romain Cadario, Assistant Professor...

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Parental 'memory' is inherited across generations, Dartmouth study finds

Are our personalities and behaviors shaped more by our genes or our circumstances? While this age-old "nature vs. nurture" question continues to confound us and fuel debates, a growing body...

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