Creation of unique data process provides insight to improve understanding of drugs impact on body

Scientists have created a new way to provide valuable insights into how drugs are processed in the body and how the body responds to these drugs, in a single test. Researchers built upon ‘untargeted metabolomics’ which traditionally tracks molecules known as metabolites that play important roles in bodily processes, like energy production and growth. Their results revealed detailed maps of […]

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Head back safely to school sports with this expert advice

Sure, the end of summer vacation makes many kids groan. But many will also be cheering the return of fall sports. That’s a good thing, experts say. Exercise habits form early and pay off for life, said Dr. Benjamin Levine, director of the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas. For kids to see […]

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Surf group found safe after days at sea in Indonesia—A sea survival expert on what it takes to survive being lost at sea

News that four Australians and two Indonesian crew members have been found alive after going missing on Sunday from a boat trip off the coast of Aceh in Indonesia has made headlines around the world. The group, which was on a surfing trip, was found “bobbing around on their surfboards”, according to media reports quoting the father of one of […]

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Is artificial intelligence a cybersecurity ally or menace?

Photo: MITRE Artificial intelligence continues to push cybersecurity into an unprecedented era as it offers benefits and at the same time drawbacks by assisting both aggressors and protectors. Cybercriminals are using AI to launch more sophisticated and unique attacks at a wider scale. And cybersecurity teams are using the same technology to protect their systems and data. Dr. Brian Anderson […]

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First-of-its-kind study reveals predictive factors for outcomes of advanced stage AL amyloidosis

Early improvements in cardiac and hematologic parameters may predict better survival outcomes for patients being treated for stage IIIb AL amyloidosis, a deadly disease with a median survival of four to six months caused by abnormal protein buildup, according to research published in Blood Advances. Amyloidosis occurs when normal proteins in the body misfold and form amyloid deposits in vital […]

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Study reveals coping mechanisms used by South African healthcare workers during the pandemic

Reviewers’ Notes A new study by UC Berkeley Anthropology Professor Andrew Wooyoung Kim reveals resilient coping mechanisms used by healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in metro Johannesburg, South Africa. Titled "Coping strategies employed by public psychiatric healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in southern Gauteng, South Africa," Kim's paper was published in PLOS ONE in August. It explores the […]

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