What’s the right dosage of medication for children? Assistant professor Elke Krekels and her colleagues discovered that for some medicines,
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Social media ‘likes’ change the way we feel about our memories, new research shows
Memories are often considered very personal and private. Yet, in the past few years, people have got used to notifications
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SARS-CoV-2: New findings on the persistence of neutralizing antibodies
It is an open question to what extent protection against reinfection persists after overcoming a SARS-CoV-2 infection. The “Rhineland Study”,
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What does the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause mean for all COVID-19 shots?
And then there were two. Injections of Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose coronavirus vaccine stopped across much of the U.S. on
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Balancing benefits and risks: Making sense of the latest vaccine news
Last night, the federal government announced substantially revised plans for the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Australia. Due to
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COVID cases climb in the Midwest as British variant takes hold in U.S.
As new coronavirus cases soared across the Upper Midwest on Wednesday, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control
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The upside of a heart attack: It could protect your kidneys—temporarily
Scientists studying the effects of heart attack on kidney function recently made an unexpected discovery: Heart attacks actually provide short-term
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The Difference Between the Oris Cell Migration Assay and the Scratch Assay
Cell migration is an essential part of a range of physiological processes, for example, embryonic development, wound healing, and tissue
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Why we need more genomic surveillance to track the coronavirus and help end the COVID-19 pandemic
“You can’t fix what you don’t measure” is a maxim in the business world. And it holds true in the
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Evidence of social factors impacting COVID-19 infection available to policymakers early in the pandemic
Evidence that COVID-19 disproportionately impacted racialized communities, low-income individuals and certain occupations was available to policymakers early in the pandemic,
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