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Researchers discover new metric for diagnosing autism
The approach has helped the UVA team develop mathematical models of brain microstructures that have helped identify structural differences in the...
Bad back? You need a nice doctor, not just a competent one
According to the Harvard Medical School, patients are more likely to stick with treatments and self-care plans if recommended to them by an empathetic...
Boys born to mothers with HIV more vulnerable to death in infancy:...
The study included 726 pregnant women with HIV, and compared blood samples between infants who were HIV-exposed and HIV-unexposed in rural Zimbabwe.
Study links being online with no sleep, exercise to higher risk of...
The researchers found that girls were 96 per cent likelier to use the internet excessively than boys, who were 79 per cent likelier to do so.
How daytime sleep can raise dementia risk
“Daytime sleep is lighter, since it is not aligned with the circadian clock, and hence fails to fulfill the homeostatic function of sleep,” the doctor...
How nasal cells protect kids against Covid infection
The research at University College London and the Wellcome Sanger Institute focused on the effects of SARS-CoV-2 infection on the cells.
This is how you can help a loved one suffering from burnout
When a relative or friend is suffering from burnout, they need your help. Burnout is the result of stress which negatively affects your wellbeing.
Obesity, low vitamin D behind surge in rare childhood hip joint...
Slip Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE) poses a significant threat to children's mobility and quality of life. If left untreated, it can lead to severe...
