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04/06/2018

Myocarditis rare side effect of immune checkpoint inhibitors

(HealthDay)—Myocarditis in patients treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) may be more common than previously thought, according to a study

04/06/2018

The humble fruit fly continues to boost biomedical discovery

For more than 100 years, the humble fruit fly has been used to understand fundamental biological processes and has been

04/06/2018

New blood test found to predict onset of TB up to two years in advance

A new blood test has been found to more accurately predict the development of tuberculosis up to two years before

04/06/2018

Telemedicine provides accurate diagnosis of rare cause of blindness in preemies: Study finds little difference between in-person, remote exams

Accurately detecting a rare, but devastating cause of blindness in premature babies can be done as effectively with telemedicine as

04/06/2018

Leukemia, and its treatment, may pose neurocognitive risks

(HealthDay)—Underlying leukemia, even before chemotherapy, may pose a neurocognitive risk to young patients, according to a study published online March

04/06/2018

Brain differences in athletes playing contact vs. Noncontact sports

A study from researchers at Indiana University in the journal NeuroImage: Clinical has found differences in the brains of athletes

04/06/2018

Glycemic extremes in T1DM impact cognitive skills in kids

(HealthDay)—Type 1 diabetes is associated with cognitive dysfunction in children, according to a review published online March 23 in the

04/06/2018

Class clowns: Playful boys viewed more negatively than playful girls, study finds: Study confirms gender differences in how teachers perceive playfulness — and provides insights into the potentially damaging effects of discouraging playful behavior in the classroom

New research shows that playful boys are viewed as rebellious and disruptive by their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade teachers

04/06/2018

Not just housekeeping: A new way to control protein production in stem cells

Thousands of distinct cell types are needed to build a fully developed newborn. Individual cells take on their identities by

04/06/2018

‘Aggressive’ new advance directive would let dementia patients refuse food

Treading into ethically and legally uncertain territory, a New York end-of-life agency has approved a new document that lets people

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Assisted reproductive technology not tied to higher BMI in childhood, finds study

What’s the difference between physical and chemical sunscreens? And which one should you choose?

How medical manufacturing trends are evolving: From performance testing to 3D vision

New tool assesses role of ’embeddedness’ in learning health systems

NHS strike chaos begins as A&E unit CLOSES ahead of three-day walk-out

Dignitas’s rules on people they will help to die as Esther Rantzen signs up

Smoking causes irreversible brain shrinkage, increasing dementia risk

Scientists develop a versatile imaging system that will help diagnose pathologies in the back of the eye

Myocarditis rare side effect of immune checkpoint inhibitors

The humble fruit fly continues to boost biomedical discovery

New blood test found to predict onset of TB up to two years in advance

Telemedicine provides accurate diagnosis of rare cause of blindness in preemies: Study finds little difference between in-person, remote exams

Leukemia, and its treatment, may pose neurocognitive risks

Brain differences in athletes playing contact vs. Noncontact sports

Glycemic extremes in T1DM impact cognitive skills in kids

Class clowns: Playful boys viewed more negatively than playful girls, study finds: Study confirms gender differences in how teachers perceive playfulness — and provides insights into the potentially damaging effects of discouraging playful behavior in the classroom

Not just housekeeping: A new way to control protein production in stem cells

‘Aggressive’ new advance directive would let dementia patients refuse food