COVID-19 may trigger diabetes in some people
Emerging data hint that COVID-19 can trigger diabetes in some people, although the exact reason remains unknown. Scientists around the […]
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In a new large-scale UK-wide study, led by the University of Glasgow in collaboration with the University of Essex, researchers […] Documents leaked from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) following a cyber attack in December show that some early commercial batches […] Willingness to get a COVID-19 vaccine is on the rise compared to last year, a survey of six industrialised countries […] An investigational anti-HIV antibody delivered intravenously once every eight weeks safely and effectively prevented acquisition of HIV strains sensitive to […] COVID-19 cases were climbing at Michigan’s McLaren Flint hospital. So Roger Liddell, 64, who procured supplies for the hospital, asked […] University of Cincinnati researchers have discovered new clues into why some people with head and neck cancer respond to immunotherapy, […] It dawned on Eian Kantor on a Saturday in early April as he brewed a cup of tea from fresh […] Scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine and the University of Oxford say they have found a new way to kill some […] Alice Smith tore her rotator cuff years ago but didn’t consider fixing it until she tweaked it recently while cleaning, […]
Vaccine hesitancy more likely in young people, women and some ethnic groups
Concerns over integrity of mRNA molecules in some COVID-19 vaccines
Covid vaccine acceptance rises in some countries: study
Antibody infusions prevent acquisition of some HIV strains, studies find
Workers Filed More Than 4,100 Complaints About Protective Gear. Some Still Died.
Why immunotherapy only works for some with head and neck cancer
Mysteries of COVID smell loss finally yield some answers
New way to target some rapidly dividing cancer cells, leaving healthy cells unharmed
Some patients are returning to hospitals to finally get that knee replacement, others remain wary of elective surgeries.
