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A £50 million funding boost will be invested in the work of the Digital Pathology and Imaging Artificial Intelligence Centres of Excellence, which will develop AI and digital tools to diagnose diseases. The three centres set to receive a share of the funding are based in Coventry, Leeds and London. WHY IT MATTERS Pathology imaging services and radiology play a […]
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The final stretch! Gigi Hadid revealed on Monday, August 31, that she is in the third trimester of her pregnancy. Everything Gigi Hadid and Her Family Members Have Said About Her Pregnancy “33 weeks,” the model, 25, captioned a black-and-white photo from her July maternity shoot via Instagram. “Almost time,” Ashley Graham wrote, while Victoria’s Secret models Elsa Hosk and Devon Windsor […]
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(HealthDay)—A rise in gun violence and a resulting increase in severe injury demand urgent action to curb these trends and lower the high cost of saving victims’ lives, researchers say. “We hope that our findings are able to better inform policy in terms of violence prevention as well as reimbursement to hospitals, which are often in underserved regions, that care […]
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What if a message from a stranger was enough to change the course of your life? That’s exactly what happened to Katheryn Abbatuan, 30, and her partner, Robin Thelander, 35. The couple were on holiday in Scandanavia in June 2019 when an older man in a cafe approached them and wrote a message on a napkin, holding his view of […]
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Penn State University has reported that 28 students across its campuses have tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in the span of one week. According to the data from the Penn State University's COVID-19 dashboard released on Friday, 14 students tested positive for COVID-19 after the school performed 4,474 asymptomatic tests between August 21 and 27. Meanwhile, 14 others […]
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Low socioeconomic families—and particularly women—experienced increased financial hardship, food insecurity, domestic violence and mental health challenges during COVID-19 lockdown measures in Bangladesh, a new research study shows. In the first study of its kind, Australian and Bangladeshi researchers documented the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdown measures on the wellbeing of women and their families in rural Bangladesh. […]
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One year after the diagnosis of low-grade malignant brain tumor, a University of Gothenburg study shows, just under three people in ten were in full-time employment. Another year later, the proportion remained below half. For this young patient group, returning to work is a key health factor. Every year, some 100 people in Sweden are diagnosed with low-grade brain tumor […]
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Using a novel technique which enables high resolution imaging of damaged lung tissues, scientists have found the changes caused by severe Covid-19 in the structure of the organ’s blood vessels and air sacs, findings that may support the development of new treatment methods against the disease. In the study, published in the journal eLife, the scientists developed a new X-ray […]
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(HealthDay)—Young people seldom say a food or drink is “too sweet.” A new study suggests that may be because they’re less sensitive to sugar than adults and prefer more of it. Researchers found that compared to adults, kids and teens needed 40% more sugar in a solution to detect sweetness. The researchers also found that young people have a bigger […]
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Antibodies that people make to fight the new coronavirus last for at least four months after diagnosis and do not fade quickly as some earlier reports suggested, scientists have found. Tuesday’s report, from tests on more than 30,000 people in Iceland, is the most extensive work yet on the immune system’s response to the virus over time, and is good […]
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