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Debunking Misinformation: The Deception of Independent Thinking
Effortless Zone Zero Exercise: Athletes Gliding, Runners Shuffling
New Method: Diagnosing Diabetes Through Breath
"Newborn Jaundice: Causes, Risks, and Phototherapy Treatment"
Study Reveals Lymphoma Accelerates Biological Aging
Patients Prefer Environmentally Friendly Medicines, Says Utrecht Study
Decoding Fat Distribution in Organisms: Key Insights from C. elegans
Breast Cancer Drug Tamoxifen Linked to Uterine Tumor Risk
Scientists Uncover Key Processes Behind Chronic Pain
Pediatric Epilepsy Patients: Sleep Apnea Linked to Cardiac Risks
Yogurt Intake Boosts Gut Microbiota Diversity
Study Reveals Link Between Trading Card Packs and Gambling
Study on Communication Impact on Cancer Patient's Sense of Control
Music's Emotional Impact: Varying Sensibilities
Students Divided: Impact of Music Absence
Urban Heat Dome Impact on Children's Health
Hiker Fatally Bitten by Rattlesnake in Tennessee
Northeastern University Predicts Dengue Fever Outbreaks
Study Reveals Impact of Media Portrayals on Disabled Athletes
Study Links Visceral Fat to Heart Aging
Modest Gift Card Boosts Alzheimer's Trial Enrollment
Digital Assistant for Health Care: AI's Second Opinion
Psychedelic Therapies and Aphantasia: Risks and Consent
AI Detects Early Prostate Cancer in Healthy Men
Animal-Sourced Protein: No Link to Higher Death Risk
Health Care Costs for Autism Treatment: A 10x Increase
Study Reveals Link Between Major Depressive Disorder and Health Risks
Hiv Treatment Success: Overcoming Cure Challenge
Psychologists' Role in Assisted Dying: ECU Study Unveils Barriers
New Zealanders Enjoyed Free Access to Trusted Medical Library
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The Rise of Quiet Quitting at Work
Quantum Sensor Travels 9,000km to Vassouras, Brazil
Mitigating Revenue Loss: Optimizing Poultry Feed Efficiency
State Sexual Education Mandates: Inaccuracies and Impact
Renewable Energy-Powered Nitrate Reduction for Sustainable Ammonia Production
Scientists Discover Ocean Microorganisms' Role in Methane Filtration
Satellites Confirm 30-Year Sea-Level Change Accuracy
Study Reveals Alarming Impact of Oil and Gas Pollution
New Model Solves Theoretical Gaps in Spherical Accretion
Model Predicts Emergence of Self-Organized Resource Institutions
The Importance of Olfactory Cues for Insect Survival
Study Reveals Microbial Impact on Berlin Water Bodies
Tohoku University Catalyst: Self-Renewing Innovation for Energy
Phytoplankton: Key Players in Ocean Carbon Cycle
New Insights on Clathrin-Mediated Endocytosis
Long Wait for Water and Food Contamination Test Results
Urban Pollinator Interventions Gain Momentum
The Role of Porphyrins in Metal-Organic Chemistry
Unveiling the Diverse Shapes of DNA
Mystery Unfolds: Star Vanishes After a Decade
Plants' Vital Role: Amino Acid Distribution Mechanism Decoded
Open-Source AI Model Maps Carbon Emissions for City Buildings
Introduction of Giant Neotropical Toad to Australia
Tomato Plants' Defense Mechanism: Systemin Signaling
Physicists Gain Insights into Strong Interaction with Supercomputers
Scientists Explore Turbulence in Complex Fluids at OIST
Tornado Power: Impact on Nearby Homeowners
University of Innsbruck Develops Quantum System for Qubit Entanglement
Riken Researchers Simulate Quantum Information Scrambling
Agricultural Sector: Key in Climate Change Battle
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Reinventing industry: Carbon capture technologies lead the charge against climate change
New Method Captures CO2 for Chemicals & Fuels
200 Gbps 6G wireless link successfully demonstrated
"Etir Demonstrates 200 Gbps 6G Wireless Link with PoC System"
Electric Vehicle Batteries: AI Model Enhances Longevity
AI model can help extend life and increase safety of electric vehicle batteries
3D printing method crafts customizable foods for people who have trouble swallowing
Challenges of Dysphagia in Aging Japan
What skin temperature reveals about human comfort
Skin Temperature Reveals Comfort Levels: Implications for Wearable Tech
TikTok's UK content moderation jobs at risk in AI shift
AI helps UK woman rediscover lost voice after 25 years
TikTok Restructures UK Trust & Safety Ops, Shifts to AI Moderation
Marissa Loewen Utilizes AI for Project Management
British Woman with Motor Neuron Disease Regains Speech Using AI
As AI becomes part of everyday life, it brings a hidden climate cost
Researchers Develop Smartlets for Collaborative Microrobotic Systems
Smart microrobots learn to communicate and collaborate in water
Robots Enhancing Human Safety with Advanced Sensing
Soft skin, sharp senses: New robotic 'touch' sees danger before it hits
Social experiments assess 'artificial' altruism displayed by large language models
Study Reveals Human Altruism Benefits Social Cooperation
Study by Dr. Abolfazl Karimpour on E-Scooter Mobility
Estimating an e-scooter origin-destination model leveraging Yelp POI data
Scorpion-inspired pressure sensors let robots feel their surroundings
Scientists Create Highly Sensitive Pressure Sensors Inspired by Scorpions
Meta Strikes $10 Billion Cloud Deal with Google
Nvidia Ships H20 Chips to China, No Security Threat
Nvidia chief says H20 chip shipments to China not a security concern
Meta makes huge cloud computing deal with Google: source
Life Technology™ Technology News Subscribe Via Feedburner Subscribe Via Google Subscribe Via RSSWednesday, 21 October 2020
COVID-19 vaccine trials cannot tell us if they will save lives
Vaccines are being hailed as the solution to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the vaccine trials currently underway are not designed to tell us if they will save lives, reports Peter Doshi, Associate Editor at The BMJ today.
Translation tools, air purifiers: face masks go high-tech
From monitoring vital signs to filtering filthy air and even translating speech into other languages, the coronavirus-fuelled boom in mask-wearing has spawned an unusual range of high-tech face coverings.
Reduced hormone supply in pregnant mothers linked to ADHD in their children
Low levels of key, body-regulating chemicals in mothers during the first three months of pregnancy may interfere with the baby's brain development, a large American study shows.
Women with cervical cancer may have increased risk of injury during diagnostic workup
Among women participating in cervical cancer screening in Sweden, those with a diagnosis of invasive cervical cancer had an increased risk of iatrogenic injuries (as a consequence of medical intervention) and non-iatrogenic injuries (caused by accidents and self-harm) requiring hospitalization, according to results published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention, a journal of the American Association for Cancer Research.
India to roll out quick and cheap coronavirus paper test
A fast and cheap paper-based coronavirus test will soon be available across India, with scientists hopeful it will help turn the tide on the pandemic in one of the world's worst-hit nations.
Brazil embraces Chinese COVID vaccine after row
Brazil's health minister said Tuesday the country would add the Chinese-made CoronaVac vaccine against COVID-19 to its national immunization program, despite a political and diplomatic row over whether to use it.
Air pollution killed 500k newborns in 2019: global study
Air pollution killed 476,000 newborns in 2019, with the biggest hotspots in India and Sub-Saharan Africa, according to a new global study which said that nearly two-thirds of the deaths came from noxious fumes from cooking fuels.
Quibi may have to shut down if buyer not found: report
Quibi, the short video streaming service launched with great fanfare in April, may have to shut down if a buyer isn't found, specialty news site The Information reported Tuesday.
An electric Hummer? Battery-powered trucks head to showrooms
Seven auto companies have plans to roll out new battery-powered pickup trucks over the next two years, aiming to cash in on a popular and lucrative market for expensive vehicles.
DC debuts smartphone-based COVID-19 exposure alert system
The nation's capital has become one of the first jurisdictions in the country to employ a new COVID-19 notification system, a joint Google-Apple venture that delivers alerts to people's phones, notifying them that they may have been exposed to the coronavirus.
Cathay Pacific to cut workforce by nearly a quarter
Cathay Pacific announced plans Wednesday to cut its workforce by nearly a quarter and close one of its short-haul airlines in an effort to survive the "devastating" impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
Netflix reports a summer slump in subscriber growth
Netflix's subscriber growth slowed dramatically during the summer months after surging in the spring fueled by pandemic lockdowns that corralled millions of people in their homes.
Safety considerations for visiting primary care doctors
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many people with chronic health conditions relying on telemedicine rather than seeing their doctor in person when necessary or putting off important visits entirely because they fear being infected.
Critically ill infants given blood transfusions before surgery have poorer outcomes
Critically ill newborns who receive blood transfusions prior to surgery had about a 50% increased rate of complications or death than those who did not receive transfusions, according to a new study published today in Pediatrics by Nemours Children's Health System researchers. The findings demonstrate the potential danger that blood transfusions may have on the surgical outcomes of neonatal patients.
Evidence review confirms CDC guidance about infectivity of novel coronavirus
A review of dozens of studies by researchers at Oregon Health & Science University and Oregon State University suggests that people may shed virus for prolonged periods, but those with mild or no symptoms may be infectious for no more than about 10 days. People who are severely ill from COVID-19 may be infectious for as long as 20 days.
Community noise may affect dementia risk
Results from a new study published in Alzheimer's & Dementia support emerging evidence suggesting that noise may influence individuals' risk of developing dementia later in life.
Study reveals disparities in access to high-quality surgical care
Among U.S. patients diagnosed with breast, prostate, lung, or colorectal cancer from 2004 to 2016, those who were uninsured or had Medicare or Medicaid were less likely than privately insured patients to receive surgical care at high-volume hospitals. The findings are published in Cancer, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society (ACS).
Cholesterol medications linked to lower cancer-related deaths in women
Among women with breast cancer, colorectal cancer, or melanoma, those who were taking cholesterol-lowering medications, were less likely to die from cancer, according to an analysis published in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology.
Researchers analyze studies of interventions to prevent violence against children
Numerous studies have examined interventions aimed at preventing violence against children. A recent analysis reveals various gaps not adequately addressed by these studies.
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