Fall could bring rare, paralyzing illness in children, CDC warns
As if the COVID-19 pandemic weren’t bad enough, health officials say we’re due for an outbreak of a rare, polio-like […]
Although immunotherapy has achieved increasing prominence in the panoply of innovative cancer treatments, it remains an imperfect tool—too many tumors […] A big study to help Medicare officials decide whether to start covering brain scans to check for Alzheimer’s disease missed […] A pair of psychologists at Goldsmiths, University of London has found that embedding primes in a person’s speech and gestures […] Coronavirus antibody levels plummet after three months for survivors of mild infections – and will likely DISAPPEAR within a year, […] Many children treated for childhood malnutrition in developing countries never fully recover. They suffer from stunted growth, immune system dysfunction […] There is growing concern that South Africa’s hospitals may not be able to cope with the numbers of COVID-19 patients […] A combination of thermal drones, artificial intelligence, and mathematical modeling is helping scientists track and reduce the spread of COVID-19 […] How does the use of mobile devices affect children’s brains? A team from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal), […] (HealthDay)—With the number of coronavirus cases in the United States approaching 3 million on Monday, hospitals across the Sun Belt […]in
Scientists test a ‘bispecific’ antibody that helps T cells zero in on treatment-resistant cancers
Medicare coverage for Alzheimer brain scans in question
Psychologists show that embedding primes in a person’s speech can influence people’s decision making
Coronavirus antibodies may disappear in a YEAR in mild cases
Specific bacteria help explain stunted growth in malnourished children
Concern over rapid rise in COVID-19 cases in South Africa
Helping track and reduce COVID-19 infections in Northeast Brazil
No association found between exposure to mobile devices and brain volume alterations in adolescents
U.S. coronavirus cases near 3 million as hospitals in Sun Belt fill up with patients