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Brain scans suggest long COVID may damage dopamine neurons
Symptoms can persist for at least three months after the initial infection and may include severe fatigue, brain fog, memory difficulties and low mood...
Flu Vaccination Has Started in Armenia: Foreign Nationals Can Also Get Vaccinated Free of Charge
At present, three mobile vaccination points are operating — in the Vernissage Park area, at Republic Square, and near Gai Avenue...
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Bone glue tested in a human for the first time: Material gradually replaced by new tissue
Scientists spent years developing a formulation that could reliably hold bone fragments together...
After 30 Years of Research, First Drug Developed for Rare Progressive Brain Disease
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Stopping GLP-1 drugs may quickly reduce their heart-protective benefits
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BMJ: Brisk Walking and Jogging Most Effective for Strengthening Bones
They also assessed the amount of physical activity associated with changes in bone mineral density, one of the key indicators of bone strength...
Springer Nature: Scientists show that boys and girls perceive the world differently from the first hours of life
At the same time, the scientists caution against drawing overly simplistic conclusions...
F&F: Green oat extract may protect eyes from dryness caused by sleep deprivation
The former produce tears, while the latter secrete lipids that prevent tears from evaporating too quickly...
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