Campus vaccinations and phased re-openings can help make universities safer
Offering COVID-19 vaccinations on campus, delayed or phased autumn re-openings, and mandatory face mask wearing are among the steps universities and colleges could take to make them safer places for students returning to, or starting, their studies this autumn, say…
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If You’re An Libra, Do This Self-Care Routine
Libras, born between September 22 and October 23, are harmony-loving creatures (via Prep Scholar). While they are highly social and can make friends easily with virtually anyone, they can become very stressed and emotionally exhausted when faced with conflict. Even…
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New Options Explored for Sarcopenia in Rheumatic Diseases
New efforts — including the development of drugs that target mitochondrial pathways and others that target androgen receptors selectively — are underway for treating sarcopenia in rheumatic diseases, but so far the results have been mixed, an expert said at…
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Heat-controllable CAR T cells destroy tumors and prevent relapse in new study
A team of researchers led by bioengineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology is expanding the precision and ability of a revolutionary immunotherapy that is already transforming oncology. CAR T-Cell therapy has been hailed by patients, clinical-researchers, investors, and the…
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Study examines prevalence of neutralizing antibodies to HCoV-NL63 in healthy adults in Australia
Several coronaviruses are known to infect a wide range of hosts that includes many animals and humans. The ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2). This coronavirus is an extremely infectious, positive-sense,…
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More mental health services not linked to fewer firearm suicides
A new study comparing adolescent suicide rates with the availability of mental health services has found that more resources may contribute to fewer suicides, but don’t appear to have any role in reducing suicides involving firearms. The findings support efforts…
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Vitamin B12 deficiency: Have you experienced a change in your vision? Lesser-known sign
Dr Dawn Harper on signs of vitamin B12 and vitamin D deficiency We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties…
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Rebel Wilson Just Opened Up About ‘Emotional Eating’ At Her ‘Unhealthiest’ In New Instagram Photo
Rebel Wilson, 41, just opened up about her unhealthy past in a throwback photo on Instagram. The actress shared a snap posing with tennis champ Novak Djokovic and detailed her emotional eating habits when she was at her “unhealthiest.” Rebel…
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How to ethically mandate COVID vaccination at your workplace
Compulsory COVID vaccination is in the news again now Qantas has just announced its employees will need a shot. This follows fruit and vegetable processing company SPC announcing vaccines would be compulsory for onsite staff, a move that’s attracted some…
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Molecular ‘Theranostics’ Could Guide Treatment in Thyroid Cancer
A new joint statement by the American Thyroid Association (ATA), European Thyroid Association, and Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging tackles the rapidly evolving role of molecular markers in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancer with radioactive iodine…
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