COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy Declined Faster Among Black Americans
We also found that belief that the vaccines are necessary for protection also increased more among Black than White Americans....
26 January, 2022
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COVID 19: Risk of Myocarditis Highest Following Second Vaccine Dose Among Adolescent and Young Adult Males
The benefits of COVID-19 vaccination continue to outweigh any potential risks, including myocarditis....
25 January, 2022 -
The CD6/ALCAM Pathway Promotes Lupus Nephritis via T cell–Mediated Responses
Pathogenic T cells are instrumental in the development and progression of both SLE and Lupus Nephritis. ...
24 January, 2022 -
Socially Isolated Older Adults Have Accelerated Loss of Teeth
This paper added to the literature that it is important to examine the impact of social isolation and loneliness on health outcomes separately....
23 January, 2022 -
Wrist Fractures: Study Compares Casting to Surgical Fixation
A moulded plaster cast is a safer and cheaper intervention but may not provide the same functional outcome. ...
20 January, 2022 -
Diabetes: Closed-Loop Artificial Pancreas Improved Glucose Control in Very Young Children
This study supports the adoption of hybrid closed-loop therapy in routine clinical care for very young children with type 1 diabetes....
20 January, 2022 -
Study Finds Near-Sightedness (Myopia) Increases with Education and Greater Close Work
Our findings and those from studies of younger populations in parts of the world where the prevalence of myopia is very high for example populations in China, suggest that if we don't address this risk factor for myopia, we will continue to see more people becoming myopic....
20 January, 2022 -
Multiple Sclerosis: Hydroxychloroquine May Benefit Some Patients with Most Severe Disease
Our study is just the beginning. Hydroxychloroquine treatment in PPMS should be investigated in a larger clinical trial, ideally compared to placebo treatment....
19 January, 2022 -
Survival Chances Improving For Extremely Premature Babies, But Many Face Long Term Problems
Survivors are at risk of neurological or developmental problems, but half of surviving children have no significant long-term problems....
18 January, 2022 -
Specific Gut Cells Tell Brain Whether Sugar is Real or Artificial
While sugar and sweetener both taste sweet, it is a specific cell in our gut that informs the animal of the differences between the two sweet substances....
17 January, 2022 -
Studying Nursing: Online Program Introduction Guide
There are many different types of nursing degrees that you can earn, so it is important to decide what you are looking for in a program before applying....
17 January, 2022 -
Compelling Evidence that Epstein Barr Infection is Cause of Multiple Sclerosis
We found that becoming infected with EBV increased risk of MS by 32-fold when compared to individuals who were not infected with EBV....
15 January, 2022 -
ESKD: Tulane Study Finds Excellent Performance of KFRE Score in Predicting 2-year Risk
Our results are encouraging in that they show the choice of eGFR equation does not materially affect prediction of 2-year risk for end stage kidney disease....
13 January, 2022 -
Yale Develops Fresh Air Clip To Measure Personal Exposure to COVID-19 Virus
The highest number and level of COVID-19 exposures were found in indoor restaurant settings. ...
13 January, 2022 -
“War of Diabetes” – Mortality from Diabetes Drops especially in Asia
We have shown that mortality among those with diabetes is falling in 17 of the 19 high income countries/jurisdictions examined....
12 January, 2022
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