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The outbreak comes only months after another cluster was reported in the Pico-Union neighborhood...
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JAMA: Congenital Infections Linked to Increased Risk of Intellectual Disability
The researchers found similar results when they compared affected children with their siblings...
NEG: 71% of People with Pulmonary Nodules Are Non-Smokers
The participants were followed for two to three years after pulmonary nodules were incidentally detected...
AIM: Young People Are Drinking Less Alcohol, While Older Adults Are Drinking More Heavily
The decline was driven primarily by younger generations...
Nature: Scientists Compare Changes in the Female Brain at Three Major Stages of Life
The researchers analyzed magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data from 1,095 women, comparing brain changes across different stages of life...
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...
Scientists Create a Battery That Can Be Swallowed: It Powers a Medical Device and Then Dissolves
Conventional batteries remain one of the largest components of ingestible medical devices...
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
The drug, Zanvastro, is the first and currently the only treatment capable of modifying the course of the disease, whereas previously treatment was limited to managing its symptoms...
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