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Cancer / Oncology
Combination cancer vaccine effective in mouse models
Scientists have developed a new vaccine for difficult-to-treat cancer. The vaccine combines chemotherapy and immunotherapy, and it has worked in mice.
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COVID-19
Investigating asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 transmission among Marines
A recent study of almost 2,000 Marine recruits found that asymptomatic transmission of the virus behind COVID-19 is common, despite strict quarantine measures.
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COVID-19: Could immunity last at least 6 months?
A preliminary study suggests that some immune cells may be able to react to SARS-CoV-2 for at least 6 months following initial infection.
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COVID-19 rehabilitation for physical and mental health
COVID-19 rehabilitation can help people regain their physical strength, cognitive ability, and mental health after illness. Learn more here.
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COPD
What to know about COPD medications
What type of medications can help manage COPD? In this article, learn about the options, their effectiveness, and possible side effects.
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Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses
What to know about rope worm and its treatment
What a rope worm actually is remains a mystery. Researchers are unsure whether it is a parasite or just mucus or intestinal debris. Learn more here.
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Medicare / Medicaid / SCHIP
How much are Medicare premiums in 2021?
Medicare costs for 2021 have generally increased, though some have increased by as little as 1%. Several programs may help reduce a person's Medicare costs.rn
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What to know about an ABN: Responding, appealing, and costs
An ABN indicates the possible nonpayment of a Medicare cost. A person can pay the cost themselves or appeal and request the filing of a claim with Medicare.
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Mental Health
How prevalent is sexual harassment in neurosurgery?
According to a recent survey, a significant number of people working in the field of neurosurgery have either experienced or witnessed sexual harassment.
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Neurology / Neuroscience
Psychedelic drug triggers growth of new brain cells in mice
A new study in mice finds that one of the active ingredients of ayahuasca tea can spark the creation of new nerve cells and improve spatial learning.
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Nutrition / Diet
Do we assume pretty food is more healthful?
According to a recent marketing study, when food is classically pretty, we assume that it is more natural and better for us.
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7 of the best probiotics for kids: Benefits and safety
There is a range of probiotics for children online, including yogurts, dissolvable probiotics, and melts. Learn about the best probiotics for kids here.
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Pediatrics / Children's Health
Premature babies: 'Most will do very well,' says expert
In an interview with Medical News Today, Dr. Marc Mercurio from Yale School of Medicine tells us that most premature babies will have good outcomes long term.
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Sleep / Sleep Disorders / Insomnia
Sleep loss may disrupt the brain's ability to 'unlearn' fear
Sleep deprivation may impair the brain’s capacity to regulate fear, making people more prone to anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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Weighted blankets: Do they work?
Manufacturers of weighted blankets claim that the pressure of the blanket on a person’s body has a therapeutic, calming effect. Learn more.
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Urology / Nephrology
What is the life expectancy for cirrhosis of the liver?
Cirrhosis of the liver is a serious condition, which causes permanent liver damage. Life expectancy depends greatly on the stage and type. Learn more.
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Vegan / Vegetarian
What to know about vegan collagen
Scientists have developed techniques to use genetically engineered microorganisms, such as yeast, to make 'vegan collagen.' Learn more here.
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Environment / Water / Pollution
Do noise and air pollution impact cardiovascular disease risk?
Researchers explain why and how noise and air pollution might influence the risk of cardiovascular disease among the general population.
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