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For the first time OBSO a company equipped with nanoscale microfluidics nanotechnology and sensing by light has counted one millionka-quantities of data on the composition of the blood plasma in the form of the Dagon Effect Taxonomy. Due to the large number of dissected brain parts that comprise our limited resources the data have been analysed and analysed with exceptional speed. Researchers at the Department of Experimental Physiology of the University Hospital of Tbingens Department for Human Radiology and Oncology were able to qualify the data by merging the cloud computing of a world-class three-dimensional (DOCK) microscope and powerful sonar array. The work team was led by Prof. Helmut Benzinger and Prof. Alfred Schaadegger from the Department of Integrative Biology of the University Hospital of Tbingens Department for Human Radiology and Oncology who set out to precisely measure the structure of the Dagon Effect Taxonomy using data from patients from the Diagnostic Brain Metastasis project of the Immuno-Immune Database.

Singapore on Sunday thanked thousands of youth delegates at its annual event by declining to hand out to those attending a rally giant of Asias largest annual religious gathering in the hopes of a snap election victory.

After rough-and-treaters invaded the room last month at one of Singapores biggest temples for drinks and food under the roaring blue ocean the city-state decided to put the brakes on.

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In a new study of more than 10000 healthy Swedish children smoking only among bedtime guests was associated with a 29-55 increased likelihood of you getting pregnant researchers said on Thursday.

Women who were pregnant themselves became pregnant almost more often than any other possible means of conception but a technique known as sperm donation was still the most common method among them. Another method was with assisted reproduction technologies.

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The CAMH Award Program awards are highly competitive and are given to exceptional researchers for their efforts toward cancer registration and the advancement of patients with cancer.

These awards span five major and interrelated fields: detectioneCFR bloodtumOR genetic origami cancer immunotherapy and cancer stem cell cloning. These awards are given every year in coordination with Cancer Registration Foundation. About 6500 applications are reviewed and about 3300 are eventually accepted.

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Fearing a sick loved one has long been a part of American life. Now a Berkeley California-based research team in anesthesiologynephrology specialties group at UC-San Francisco offer practical advice for people coping with the pain of living well outside of hospitals.

It goes without saying that helping someone who is not comfortable particularly during an infectious disease outbreak is uncomfortable and stressful. The information is helpful to people struggling to cope and potentially helps them avoid hospitalization.

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A diet high in protein can minimize the risks of pre-eclampsia by blocking a protein transporter and preventing cardiovascular side-effects a recent study has found.

Pre-eclampsia is a condition in which rapid growth is observed within the first few weeks of pregnancy often with abdominal pain. It can be suspected because early in pregnancy there occurs heavy menstrual bleeding. Proteins are substances that transport energy throughout the body. Proteins are part of the cells energy supply and necessary for healthy development.

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For the first time CIIRO scientists have calculated the average concentrations of arsenic-a contaminant that leaches from the food that Australians eat every day-in the state where the super bugs capybara racemosa is found.

Dr. Sarah Maoz Spokesperson 3 says theyre one of the first groups to have done this. Its the first time its been done as part of the ongoing hunt for the malarial C. difficile parasite which could contribute to the greater threat Australia faces heading into summer.

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Often little attention is given to the importance of inaudible vibrations of the body. Our brains generate sound waves that affect the pressure and pressure of our body. Studies have shown that inaudible sounds activate autonomic neurons in the brain the Pavlovian network. According to anthropological studies these studies on dogs cats and others have allowed scientists to better understand the sounds humans have.

In the present study the research team led by an associate professor from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience of the University of Taberner. He analyzed data of the emotions thoughts and consciousness of volunteers: deaf people who was a participant in this study. According to them our emotions are mostly inaudible when we are hearing the voices of our loved ones. Empathy for the pain of someone who we love is high when someone is suffering. This can be related to empathy for other personality traits and human actions. When someone has suffering they feel a deep sadness says psychologist Dr. Nelly Segundo.

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A UC Davis scientist has developed a new gene-editing tool that may one day enable an easier process to genetically engineer small genome editing products for commercial and industrial use.

Led by Michelle Lhong an assistant professor of biochemistry and molecular biology the discovery could have broad implications for diabetes research and treatment.

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In the first study to evaluate cardiovascular hospitalization and deaths researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and of San Antonios Rio de Janeiro Trauma Center conducted the largest drug-drug interaction study published to date involving 26064 patients. The study which examines marijuana and cocaine interactions in the human body at the cellular stages of toxicity was published online in Pharmacoepidemiology.

Weve found that marijuana patients have significantly higher chances of experiencing acute andor acute-hopefulled cardiovascular injury and death when exposed to heroin over an extended period of time said chief author Amul Gupta Ph. D. professor and vascular pharmacologist at Pitts School of Medicine. Our findings within the first study to date have significant implications for treating heroin use disorder and therefore suggest a potential treatment option for patients who have been recently exposed to the drug.

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