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According to an article published in the journal eLife, scientists believe that the extent of the population recently contaminated by SARS-CoV-2 (disease-induced seroprevalence) can be assessed using blood donation tests.The

Oncology & Cancer

Researchers publish results that may aid in the prevention of adverse effects in breast cancer patients.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Analysts at the Indiana College Institute of Medication are studying ways to prevent serious side effects from the chemotherapy used

Chemistry

To produce clean energy materials, the mechanism of high proton conduction must be understood.

Chemistry Article

Electrochemical gadgets, for example, like energy units, are becoming key for new power-age advances since they can effectively create sustainable

Oncology & Cancer

Using 3D-patient tumor avatars to their full potential for next-generation precision oncology

Oncology & Cancer Article

Most disease patients suffer material and monetary harm when they receive treatment that does not actually help them.Meaning to direct

Health

A study found that anti-inflammatory medicines routinely used by youngsters can cause changes in dental enamel.

Health Article

A study conducted at the University of So Paulo (USP) in Brazil and depicted in an article published in the

Health

Probiotic bacteria contained in fermented foods may aid in the elimination of foul breath.

Health Article

Probiotic microbes normally tracked down in mature food sources, for example, yogurt, sourdough bread, and miso soup, could assist with scattering the shame of steady, terrible breath (halitosis). A pooled

Cardiology

Creating a digital marker to detect coronary artery disease

Cardiology Article

Utilizing AI and clinical information from electronic health records, scientists at the Icahn Institute of Medicine at Mount Sinai in

Physics

CERN announces new rare decay data that give a high-precision test of lepton flavor universality.

Physics Article

Today, the global LHCb collaboration at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) introduced new estimations of uncommon molecule changes, or rots,

Astronomy & Space

NASA takes an exceptionally close look at a black hole devouring a star.

Astronomy & Space Article

Late perceptions of a dark opening eating up a meandering star might assist researchers in seeing more intricate dark openings

Biology

A new study has discovered that birds create hanging nests to shield their young from nest attackers.

Biology Article

Another investigation has discovered that birds assemble hanging homes, especially those with expanded entrance burrows, to assist with safeguarding posterity

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