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Herpesviridae is a vast family of DNA viruses that cause infections and illnesses in animals and humans alike. Herpesviruses are another name for members of this family. More than 130

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Multiple Sclerosis and Other Brain Disorders may be Triggered by a Novel Immune Cell Population

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According to a new study by Weill Cornell Medicine and New York-Presbyterian researchers, a subset of immune cells that ordinarily guard against inflammation in the

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A Study Shows a Less Invasive Strategy for Monitoring Wildlife Health

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Emerging illnesses of human or veterinary significance pose a significant risk to human society. Comprehensive epidemiological studies and disease surveillance of wild mammal populations will

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Type 2 Diabetics’ Risk of Severe COVID-19 is Predicted by their Long-Term Blood Sugar History

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According to a study using anonymized health care data, people with type 2 diabetes who catch COVID-19 are about 50% more likely to end up in intensive care if they

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Researchers Discover that the Immune System Responds to mRNA Treatment for Cancer

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According to Mayo Clinic research, adding messenger RNA, or mRNA, therapy to cancer immunotherapy enhances responsiveness in individuals who aren't responding to the treatment. Immunotherapy

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A gene signature can predict whether localized prostate cancer will spread

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The prostate is a tiny gland in the male reproductive system that is located in the pelvic. It's roughly the size of a walnut and

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After childbirth, access to long-lasting contraception lags behind the demand

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More women are choosing to tick one item off their to-do list before leaving the hospital after giving birth: birth contraception. However, according to a new University of Michigan study,

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Medications for Dementia Linked to an Increased Risk of Overactive Bladder

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Overactive bladder (OAB) is a side effect of cholinesterase inhibitor (ChEI) medicines used to treat dementia and Alzheimer's disease, according to a study from the

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A Risk Calculator can help Hospitals Avoid Delayed Discharges

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New research could significantly reduce overcrowding in emergency rooms, resulting in significant financial savings. Experts have created a prediction model to identify patients who are

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Children’s headaches rise in the fall, possibly as a result of back-to-school changes in stress

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Headaches in children increase in the fall, according to findings from Nationwide Children's Hospital physicians, a tendency that could be attributed to back-to-school shifts in stress, habits, and sleep. Although