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Novel medications, like antibodies against Coronavirus, among others, depend on drug transport utilizing nanoparticles. Whether this medication's transport is harmed by a gathering of blood proteins on the nanoparticle's surface

Chemistry

Cancer-selective chemotherapy employing a disassembly-assembly method

Chemistry Article

It is notable that harmful growth cells have an acidic pH microenvironment (pH 5.6 to 6.8). Utilizing this novel element,

Medications

Overdose deaths using buprenorphine did not increase correspondingly with new prescription flexibility: Study

Medications Article

The extent of narcotic excess passings, including buprenorphine, a drug used to treat narcotic use issues, didn't increase in that

Health

Pregnant Women with High Blood Pressure are More Prone to Life-Threatening Complications from Toxic Cooking Fumes

Health Article

Exposure to toxic cooking fumes, such as those produced by burning wood or charcoal, can cause serious complications for pregnant

Social Sciences

White communities in the United States have more greenery, fewer decaying structures, and fewer multi-family homes: a study

Social Sciences Article

Notable redlining and other bigoted strategies have prompted present-day racial and monetary isolation and disinvestment in numerous urban areas across

Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes

A study finds that key Alzheimer’s risk factors affect men more than women.

Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes Article

Researchers at the College of Alberta have found that significant risk factors in Alzheimer's illness influence men and women in an unexpected way. "Two kinds of chances for Alzheimer's disease

Neuroscience

Orienteering can exercise the brain and may help resist cognitive deterioration.

Neuroscience Article

According to new research from McMaster University, the game of orienteering, which requires physicality, navigational abilities, and memory, could be

Biology