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UCSF Study Links Autoantibodies to Preterm Birth Risk
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October 14, 2026

UCSF Study Links Autoantibodies to Preterm Birth Risk

A UCSF study links autoantibodies to preterm birth risk, identifying antibodies that may trigger early...

Immune Cell Ratio Predicts Healthy Aging, Disease Risks
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October 10, 2026

Immune Cell Ratio Predicts Healthy Aging, Disease Risks

The immune cell ratio predicts healthy aging and disease risks, offering insights into personalized health...

Gene signatures reveal severe COVID risk in children
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October 7, 2026

Gene signatures reveal severe COVID risk in children

New research identifies gene signatures linked to severe COVID-19 in children, offering insights into respiratory...

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New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk in humans
Germ Control October 21, 2026

New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk in humans

New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk by detecting plaque buildup in arteries, potentially improving...

Younger women face breast cancer diagnosis delays, study finds
Germ Control October 12, 2026

Younger women face breast cancer diagnosis delays, study finds

Young women face breast cancer diagnosis delays, with lower income linked to later-stage disease, highlighting...

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US hospitals top global oncology rankings
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US hospitals top global oncology rankings

US hospitals rank high in global oncology rankings, with Memorial Sloan Kettering in first place, one of the top oncology...

New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk in humans
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New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk in humans

New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk by detecting plaque buildup in arteries, potentially improving cardiovascular disease understanding.

Risk-taking predicts heavier drinking before it worsens
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Risk-taking predicts heavier drinking before it worsens

New research reveals risk-taking behavior predicts heavier drinking before alcohol use disorder worsens, overturning long-held assumptions about its causes.

Сапфировые брекеты для детей и подростков: незаметный путь к идеальной улыбке
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Сапфировые брекеты для детей и подростков: незаметный путь к идеальной улыбке

Формирование красивой улыбки и правильного прикуса в детском и подростковом возрасте — важная задача ортодонтического лечения. Однако многие дети и...

Marginalized patients die sooner from metastatic breast cancer
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Marginalized patients die sooner from metastatic breast cancer

People who are marginalized or lack access to a primary care provider face a higher risk of early death from...

Stroke Risk Factors Explain Racial Disparities in Stroke Outcomes
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Stroke Risk Factors Explain Racial Disparities in Stroke Outcomes

New research reveals stroke risk disparities are driven by diabetes and hypertension, not ethnicity. Explore the study's findings on racial...

Prenatal depression therapy linked to infant brain growth
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Prenatal depression therapy linked to infant brain growth

New research reveals prenatal depression therapy shapes infant brain growth and emotional responses, showing the first direct link between treatment...

Scientists find new target for bone loss treatment
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Scientists find new target for bone loss treatment

Scientists discover new target for bone loss treatment using STING pathway to prevent bone loss.

UCSF Study Links Autoantibodies to Preterm Birth Risk
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UCSF Study Links Autoantibodies to Preterm Birth Risk

A UCSF study links autoantibodies to preterm birth risk, identifying antibodies that may trigger early labor in pregnancies before 37...

Canadian Study Finds Physicians with Disabilities, Urges Accessibility
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Canadian Study Finds Physicians with Disabilities, Urges Accessibility

A Canadian study reveals 5% of physicians report disabilities 'always or often,' urging improved workplace accessibility for equity in the...

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