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Over 90% Accuracy: FDA Clears New Blood Test for Early Alzheimer’s Detection

Over 90% Accuracy: FDA Clears New Blood Test for Early Alzheimer’s Detection

Nature Medicine: Depression May Impair the Brain’s Ability to Adapt to New Experiences

Nature Medicine: Depression May Impair the Brain’s Ability to Adapt to New Experiences

West Nile Virus Detected in 12 European Countries

West Nile Virus Detected in 12 European Countries

Hair Birth in Four Dimensions: Scientists Create a Unique Map of Follicle Development

Hair Birth in Four Dimensions: Scientists Create a Unique Map of Follicle Development

COVID-19 may enhance the breathing response after awakening during sleep

COVID-19 may enhance the breathing response after awakening during sleep

“Proton” Diagnostic and Scientific-Educational Center Expands, Setting New Standards in Diagnostics

“Proton” Diagnostic and Scientific-Educational Center Expands, Setting New Standards in Diagnostics

Scientists identify drug combination that could slow the growth of treatment-resistant prostate cancer

Scientists identify drug combination that could slow the growth of treatment-resistant prostate cancer

JAMA: Zinc reduced infections by nearly 40% in young children with sickle cell disease

JAMA: Zinc reduced infections by nearly 40% in young children with sickle cell disease

Rather than eating less, burn more: Scientists identify a new approach to treating obesity

Rather than eating less, burn more: Scientists identify a new approach to treating obesity

The Lancet: Robots place knee implants more precisely, but do not speed up recovery

The Lancet: Robots place knee implants more precisely, but do not speed up recovery

High-dose vitamin D linked to better cognitive function in adults at risk of dementia

High-dose vitamin D linked to better cognitive function in adults at risk of dementia

Three Minutes of Sprinting Trigger a Molecular Response That 90 Minutes of Moderate Exercise Do Not

Three Minutes of Sprinting Trigger a Molecular Response That 90 Minutes of Moderate Exercise Do Not

WHO and Africa CDC Welcome Allocation of Ebola Vaccine to DRC

WHO and Africa CDC Welcome Allocation of Ebola Vaccine to DRC

Daughter’s wedding nearly caused a heart attack: doctors diagnose “happy heart syndrome”

Daughter’s wedding nearly caused a heart attack: doctors diagnose “happy heart syndrome”

Scientists develop “aging clocks” for individual cell types using a single blood test

Scientists develop “aging clocks” for individual cell types using a single blood test

Lower sugar intake in the first two years of life linked to lower dementia risk later in life

Lower sugar intake in the first two years of life linked to lower dementia risk later in life

Report: The world risks facing a new wave of the HIV epidemic

Report: The world risks facing a new wave of the HIV epidemic

Study: Up to five cups of coffee a day may be not only safe but potentially beneficial

Study: Up to five cups of coffee a day may be not only safe but potentially beneficial

Sleep problems after 50 may shorten working life by almost a year

Sleep problems after 50 may shorten working life by almost a year

Scientists discover why skin becomes less able to repair itself with age

Scientists discover why skin becomes less able to repair itself with age

Coffee Consumption May Be Linked to Better Breast Cancer Outcomes, Study Finds

Coffee Consumption May Be Linked to Better Breast Cancer Outcomes, Study Finds

JNeurosci: Childhood trauma alters brain function and may lead to a loss of the ability to experience pleasure

JNeurosci: Childhood trauma alters brain function and may lead to a loss of the ability to experience pleasure

Legumes, Nuts and Whole Grains Against Diabetes: What a New Scientific Review Found

Legumes, Nuts and Whole Grains Against Diabetes: What a New Scientific Review Found

Nearly One Million People and 27 Years of Follow-Up: Scientists Examine How Meat Consumption Is Linked to Longevity

Nearly One Million People and 27 Years of Follow-Up: Scientists Examine How Meat Consumption Is Linked to Longevity

Scientists Propose Using Electromagnetic Fields to Treat the Brain After Traumatic Injuries

Scientists Propose Using Electromagnetic Fields to Treat the Brain After Traumatic Injuries

Study: Women Are More Likely Than Men to Die From Extreme Heat

Study: Women Are More Likely Than Men to Die From Extreme Heat

A “Bypass Route” for the Spinal Cord: Scientists Develop New Way to Restore Movement and Sensation

A “Bypass Route” for the Spinal Cord: Scientists Develop New Way to Restore Movement and Sensation

Study: Greener Streets Are Linked to Longer Sleep

Study: Greener Streets Are Linked to Longer Sleep

British Journal of Nutrition: Just a Handful of Nuts a Day May Reduce the Risk of Hypertension by 20%

British Journal of Nutrition: Just a Handful of Nuts a Day May Reduce the Risk of Hypertension by 20%

Rapidly Spreading Genetic Mutations Threaten the Effectiveness of Malaria Treatment

Rapidly Spreading Genetic Mutations Threaten the Effectiveness of Malaria Treatment