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18/09/2018

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A geospatial approach to identifying causes of childhood diarrhea in West Africa

Diarrhea is a leading cause of malnutrition in young children and is globally the second leading cause of death among post-neonatal children under five. A quarter of all global cases occur in Africa, with particularly high ...

Sep 18, 2018

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New brain research suggests that schizophrenia is an extreme version of a common personality type

Researchers have found that the signals in people's brains differ depending on a particular aspect of an individual's personality, termed Schizotypy, a discovery that could improve the way schizophrenia is characterised and ...

Sep 18, 2018

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Research confronts 'yucky' attitudes about genetically engineered foods

Is a non-browning apple less "natural" than non-fat milk? In one case, people have injected something into apple DNA to prevent it from turning brown after it's cut. In the other, people used technology to remove something ...

Sep 18, 2018

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Effective drug delivery to heart with tannic acid

Typical methods of drug delivery to the heart require surgical procedures involving incisions in the chest wall and bones. To efficiently treat cardiovascular and related vascular diseases without surgery, a KAIST research ...

Sep 18, 2018

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Survivors of sexual assault less likely to report it if they were drunk

Researchers from the University of Birmingham have found that survivors of sexual assault are more likely to blame themselves for the incident if they were drunk at the time.

Sep 18, 2018

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Researchers resolve decades-old mystery about the most commonly mutated gene in cancer

The most commonly mutated gene in cancer has tantalized scientists for decades about the message of its mutations. Although mutations can occur at more than 1,100 sites within the TP53 gene, they arise with greatest frequency ...

Sep 18, 2018

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Gene variations linked to severity of Zika-related birth defects, small NIH study suggests

Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and Professor Joaquim Amorim Neto Research Institute in Campina Grande, Brazil. The enzyme, adenylate cyclase, is required to make ...

Sep 18, 2018

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Guardians of the Genome

For many, breast cancer is more than just a disease – it's personal. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their lives. But through new discoveries at the genetic level, the personal nature ...

Sep 18, 2018

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Genes, joules or gut bugs—which one is most to blame for weight gain?

With obesity on the rise, so too is the diet and weight loss industry, currently valued at US$70 billion in the US alone. But most of us are still confused about the factors that lead to weight gain.

Sep 18, 2018

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AI used to detect fetal heart problems

A research group led by scientists from the RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project (AIP) have developed a novel system that can automatically detect abnormalities in fetal hearts in real-time using artificial intelligence ...

Sep 18, 2018

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