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Long-Term Heart Damage From Cancer Drugs: New Study Insights

It is well documented that some anti-cancer drugs can damage the heart, but a long-term follow-up of children and young adults who had doxorubicin[1] treatment…

Health & Medicine

Erectile Dysfunction Linked to Coronary Artery Disease Severity

An Italian study of men with erectile dysfunction and coronary artery disease (CAD) has shown for the first time that the rates of dysfunction differ according…

Social Sciences

School Programs Reduce Aggression in At-Risk Children

A Cochrane Systematic Review that draws data from more than fifty different trials shows that delivering programmes in schools that specifically target at-risk…

Health & Medicine

Acupuncture’s Role in Alleviating Chronic Neck Pain

Acupuncture is one of the complementary medicines that is frequently used. A group of Canadian-led Cochrane Review Authors completed a systematic review of the…

Health & Medicine

Home Water Treatment: A Key to Preventing Diarrhoea in Kids

Among infectious diseases, diarrhoea ranks as the third leading cause of both mortality and morbidity (after respiratory infections and HIV/AIDS), placing it…

Health & Medicine

New Review Reveals Limits of Post-Surgery Nausea Drugs

A Cochrane Review that included 737 studies involving 103,237 participants concludes that most patients given a drug to prevent nausea or vomiting after…

Health & Medicine

Calcium Supplements in Pregnancy Cut Pre-Eclampsia Risk

Worldwide pre-eclampsia accounts for 40,000 maternal deaths a year and can trigger premature birth which is extremely dangerous for the child. A Cochrane…

Physics & Astronomy

MIT Team Unveils Mini Probes for Mars Exploration

Thousands of probes, powered by fuel cells, could cover a vast area now beyond the reach of today's rovers, including exploring remote and rocky terrain that…

Environmental Conservation

UN Report Urges Global Ban on Destructive Fishing Practices

A long-awaited report by the United Nations shows the need for an international moratorium on bottom-trawling and other destructive fishing practices that…

Health & Medicine

Indoor Pools Linked to Rising Childhood Asthma Rates in Europe

The prevalence of childhood asthma and wheeze rises around 2 to 3 per cent for every indoor swimming pool per 100,000 of the population across Europe,…

Life & Chemistry

How Scientists Uncover Transparency of the Cornea for Vision

Scientists at the Harvard Department of Ophthalmology's Schepens Eye Research Institute and Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (MEEI) are the first to learn…

Health & Medicine

Melanoma Over-Diagnosis: New Findings on Melanocyte Levels

A Mayo Clinic physician and colleagues have defined the normal number of melanocytes that are present in Caucasians' sun-exposed skin. Until now, there has not…

Life & Chemistry

New Strategy Quickly Identifies Cancer Targets for Patients

“This approach gives us a way to figure out what's driving the growth of a cancer in an individual patient and ultimately match that patient with the right…

Life & Chemistry

Rice Undergrad Reveals Secret to Nerve Speed Breakthrough

In the second it takes you to read these words, tens of thousands of vesicles in your optic nerves are released in sequence, opening tiny surface pores to pass…

Life & Chemistry

New Findings on Progranulin Gene Mutations and Dementia

Progranulin is a type of protein known as a growth factor. Production of too much progranulin has been associated with cancer. So the gene that codes for…

Earth Sciences

Exploring Coastal Zone Innovations for Industry and Society

The primary focus of the seminar will be on utilisation and monitoring of coastal zones and their potential benefits for industries and society. Friedhelm…

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