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Why lockdown could be wrecking Britain’s eyesight: Lack of daylight and hours staring at small screens may have side-effect you didn’t see coming, experts warn From loneliness due to reduced social contact to injuries from
First US COVID-19 vaccine recipient: ‘I stand by the science’ of the vaccine New York nurse Sandra Lindsay encourages people ‘not to be afraid’ of vaccination, says she is ‘feeling great’ after receiving her first
Have you ever run into a work colleague at the supermarket and failed to recognize them? Blame your brilliant, lazy brain. A new study led by Assistant Professor Oliver Baumann of Bond University sheds fresh
Start planking every day and your body won’t be the same. No matter what your personal journey with exercise is, just about everyone has tried some kind of workout routine at some point in their
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, 2020 — Women physicians in academic medical centers are less likely than men to be promoted to upper faculty ranks, according to a study published in the Nov. 26 issue of the
Pairs of antibodies may be more effective than single antibodies at preventing and treating COVID-19, according to a new study by researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and The Rockefeller University
A woman who went to the emergency department with abdominal pain soon learned the source of her discomfort: Her spleen had shifted about a foot out of place, according to a new report of the
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18, 2020 — More children and young adults are drowning in winter lakes because of warming temperatures that create unstable lake ice, a new study finds. A team of international researchers examined several
Even when risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease are optimally controlled, adults with Type 2 diabetes still have a greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease compared to the general population, according to new research published
A basketball player can be dishonest or bad-tempered yet is not more likely to commit fouls, a new study has shown. Researchers including from the University of Exeter Business School ran a study of 242