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03/09/2021 - COPD exacerbations linked to hot weather
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease symptoms worsen in hotter weather, US researchers report today. More
31/08/2021 - Hope for endometriosis drug target
A potential drug treatment for endometriosis could available after a gene that increases the risk of the condition was identified. More
24/08/2021 - Major project to improve autism care
A major project, launched today, will seek to enrol thousands of people with autism to improve their treatment and support. More
19/08/2021 - Dementia link to mentally unstimulating jobs
Having a job that is not mentally stimulating is linked to a significantly increased risk of developing dementia, researchers report today. More
17/08/2021 - Night work 'increases risk of atrial fibrillation'
Night shift workers have a higher risk of developing atrial fibrillation (AF), new research has concluded. More
06/08/2021 - How heparin helps in COVID care
Heparin is an effective treatment for moderately ill COVID-19 patients but not for those with critical illness, according to the findings of a major international study. More
29/07/2021 - Fruit compound could treat Parkinson's disease
A compound found in fruit and herbs has the potential to prevent and treat Parkinson’s disease, scientists have reported. More
23/07/2021 - How Delta is so dangerous
The COVID-19 B.1.617 variant, which originated in India can infect certain lung and intestinal cell lines more efficiently than the original virus, German research has found. More
21/07/2021 - COVID-19 deaths cause global rise in orphans
A million children around the world have lost one or both parents to COVID-19, according to a study published today. More
15/07/2021 - Healthy adults can take preventative statins
Health adults can take statins as a primary prevention to avoid major cardiovascular events, a new study reveals today. More
12/07/2021 - Flu vaccines, HIV risks and double infection reported to conference
People vaccinated against flu may have enjoyed some protection against the worst effects of COVID-19, a major European conference has heard. More
25/06/2021 - Multi-cancer screening trial yields promising results
A trial for a multi-cancer screening test accurately detected cancer, often before symptoms arose, according to a new US study published today. More
16/06/2021 - Cold virus may limit COVID-19
Viruses which cause the common cold may protect against COVID-19, new research suggests. More
15/06/2021 - Computer model can predict inherited heart diseases outcomes
A computer method can help to tailor treatments for patients with inherited heart disease, it was announced last night. More
09/06/2021 - Alcohol linked to reduced conception chances
A woman's fertility may be temporarily reduced by moderate to heavy alcohol intake during the second half of the menstrual cycle, according to a new analysis published today. More
08/06/2021 - Plant-based diet could reduce COVID-19 severity
The chances of developing moderate to severe COVID-19 could be lower among people who eat a plant-based or pescatarian diet, new research has suggested. More
07/06/2021 - Mexican variant poses latest pandemic threat
A highly transmissible Mexican variant of COVID-19 has arrived in Europe, Italian researchers have warned. More
03/06/2021 - G7 to work against zoonoses
The world’s leading democracies are to work together to combat the growing threat from zoonotic infection, it was announced today. More
28/05/2021 - Gene variants linked to major depression
A genome-wide association study has identified 178 gene variants linked to major depression, it has been announced. More
20/05/2021 - High income countries' excess death toll in 2020
Twenty-nine high-income countries accounted for almost one million extra deaths because of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, according to a new study. More
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