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Victims of the NHS dentistry crisis
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Victims of the NHS dentistry crisis

12/19/2023

From a man forced to pull out his own teeth with pliers to one who travelled to UKRAINE for treatment, the victims of the NHS dentistry crisis amid fears service is ‘gone for good’ with 80% of practices now not…

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Creating a passion that will get you in shape quickly
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Creating a passion that will get you in shape quickly

12/19/2023

  Often, people whо аrе trying tо lose wеight fаil tо mаkе ѕоlid gоаlѕ, usually because thеу ѕimрlу dоn’t knоw how. It mау also be thаt they аrеn’t уеt trulу mоtivаtеd. Thеrе аrе mаnу wауѕ to mаkе еxеrсiѕе enjoyable. Here…

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Could too much 'good' cholesterol be bad for your brain?
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Could too much 'good' cholesterol be bad for your brain?

12/18/2023

It helps protect your heart, but could too much ‘good’ cholesterol be bad for your brain? We know it as ‘good’ cholesterol, but is our understanding of HDL cholesterol all wrong? Should we in fact be worried if our levels…

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Female researchers receive only one-third of NIH R01 grants, research finds
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Female researchers receive only one-third of NIH R01 grants, research finds

12/18/2023

From 2012 to 2022, female researchers were awarded only one-third of National Institutes of Health Research Project Grants (R01 grants), according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology, held from Dec. 9 to…

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Scientists discover ways to target protein that fuels tumour growth
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Scientists discover ways to target protein that fuels tumour growth

12/18/2023

Hope in battle against deadliest types of cancer after scientists discover new ways to target impenetrable ‘Death Star’ protein that fuels tumour growth Scientists found ‘vulnerabilities’ in drug-resistant surface of ‘death star’ protein Experts hope the findings could lead to cancer…

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Spinal cord treatment offers relief and sensation to lower limb amputees
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Spinal cord treatment offers relief and sensation to lower limb amputees

12/18/2023

In a recent study published in Nature Biomedical Engineering, researchers from the United States of America (USA) used commercially available electrodes for closed-loop spinal cord stimulation (SCS) in three individuals with transtibial amputation. They found that the approach helped evoke…

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Urgent need for action as vaping spreads through social media
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Urgent need for action as vaping spreads through social media

12/17/2023

Reviewed A University of Queensland research project will investigate the online influences behind young people taking up vaping, and develop social media content to support them in quitting the habit. Dr Carmen Lim from UQ's National Centre for Youth Substance…

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Five signs when you wake up that could signal a serious sleep disorder
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Five signs when you wake up that could signal a serious sleep disorder

12/16/2023

Sleep apnoea is uncommon but widespread, according to the Cleveland Clinic. It’s when a person’s breathing stops and starts while they sleep, and needs to be treated because it can lead to more serious problems, such as heart disease and…

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Researchers discover first-ever link between hemoglobin-like protein and normal heart development
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Researchers discover first-ever link between hemoglobin-like protein and normal heart development

12/15/2023

In a study led by the University of Maryland School of Medicine, researchers discovered for the first time that a certain kind of protein similar to hemoglobin, called cytoglobin, plays an important role in the development of the heart. Specifically,…

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Facility fees charged by hospitals for colonoscopy procedures higher than those charged by surgical centers
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Facility fees charged by hospitals for colonoscopy procedures higher than those charged by surgical centers

12/15/2023

U.S. hospitals charge facility fees for colonoscopy procedures covered by private health insurance that are on average approximately 55% higher than facility fees billed by smaller clinics known as ambulatory surgical centers, according to a study led by researchers at…

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