Ebola Death Toll in Congo Exceeds 5,000
The most severe situation has developed in eastern Congo, particularly in the provinces of Ituri and North Kivu...
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Journal of Dermatology: Psoriasis Linked to Increased Risk of Cataracts and Eye Surgery
At the same time, the use of systemic medications, including biologic agents, Janus kinase inhibitors and conventional synthetic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs, was associated with a lower likelihood of developing cataracts...
Scientists Develop 10-Biomarker Blood Test to Assess Health and Predict Aging
Based on these data, the team identified biochemical markers associated with an increased risk of death and then simplified the scoring system for clinical use...
IJFSN: Peels and Seeds of Some Fruits and Vegetables Contain Up to Five Times More Fiber Than the Flesh
The researchers compared the fiber content of commonly consumed parts of fresh fruits and vegetables with those more often thrown away...
Scientists Find Way to Boost Immune Cells’ Ability to Kill Cancer
The researchers temporarily activated p53 using the experimental drug navtemadlin...
Vegans Found to Have Less Diverse Gut Microbiomes Than Omnivores
The researchers analyzed stool, blood and urine samples, examining the composition of gut bacteria and viruses, as well as signaling molecules in the body...
IJP: Music Reduces Cortisol Levels More Than Twice as Much as Pink Noise
According to the researchers, the findings show that subjective experiences and physiological responses may reflect the effects of sound-based interventions differently...
Cancer Causes & Control: Nearly Half of Americans with a History of Cancer Continue to Drink Alcohol
They compared alcohol consumption among people with and without a history of cancer, examining both overall drinking rates and episodes of heavy drinking...
Comfort Food: Scientists Find a Link Between Emotional Expectations and Eating Habits
Participants were shown pictures of 18 foods and non-alcoholic beverages, including chocolate, ice cream, cakes, fruit, vegetables and ready-made meals...
What Happens After Using Psychedelics Outside Clinical Settings? Researchers Analyze 25,000 Support Calls
he researchers also analyzed 2,777 surveys in which callers evaluated the assistance they had received...
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