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Author: Nemanja Vidakovic
Researchers Warn That Women Are At Heighten Risk Of Flu Vaccine Reactions
New research indicates that women, particularly those aged 18-64 and over 65, are more prone to adverse reactions from
Blood Clotting Component Could Slow Aging and Cognitive Decline, Study Shows
Researchers at the University of California-San Francisco have discovered that a blood component related to clotting might have the
Childhood Mental Health Issues Affects Well-Being Of Young Adults, Research Shows
Children with mental health problems are prone to experiencing poor mental and physical health, increased risk of social isolation,
Pain processing therapy Can Help Manage Chronic Pain, Study Shows
A recent research paper published in JAMA Network Open has offered valuable insights into assisting individuals dealing with persistent
Book Shelves and Potted Plants as Zoom Call Backgrounds Exudes Confidence, Study Shows
The meeting background you select for your Zoom meeting can have a notable influence on initial perceptions. Surprisingly, recent
Dolls Can Help Nurodivergent Children Develop Social Skills and Emotions, study Shows
Cardiff University neuroscientists have discovered that doll play can be beneficial for children with diverse social communication styles, including
Human Radiologist Offer Accurate Interpretation Of Chest X-Rays Compared To AI, Study Shows
A recent study comparing the diagnostic abilities of artificial intelligence and human radiologists in detecting lung diseases from chest
Scientists Create a Novel Suction Cup Device To Deliver Peptide-Based Drugs
A novel suction cup device created by ETH Zurich researchers may replace traditional injections for patients using peptide-based drugs.
Older People May Benefit From Strong Bones by Maintining Balanced Gut Microbes, Study Shows
The daily struggles of brittle bones and joint pain, often experienced in old age, may find a solution in
Popular Breast Cancer Medication Linked To Hyperglycemia in Patients, Study Shows
According to a recent study a widely prescribed drug for breast cancer, known as alpelisib or Piqray, may lead
