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

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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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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...

Younger women face breast cancer diagnosis delays, study finds
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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 the need for timely care.

Safety prompts cut risky AI choices in clinical tests
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Safety prompts cut risky AI choices in clinical tests

Safety prompts can cut risky AI choices in clinical tests, as researchers found that brief reminders lead to safer decisions...

Immune Cell Ratio Predicts Healthy Aging, Disease Risks
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Immune Cell Ratio Predicts Healthy Aging, Disease Risks

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

Sex and age alter how immunity fights cancer
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Sex and age alter how immunity fights cancer

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Gene linked to fat storage may raise anorexia risk
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Gene linked to fat storage may raise anorexia risk

Scientists found a gene linked to fat storage that may raise anorexia risk. The study reveals patients with anorexia were...

Gene signatures reveal severe COVID risk in children
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Gene signatures reveal severe COVID risk in children

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

Algae Study Leads to 2026 Nobel for Optogenetics
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Algae Study Leads to 2026 Nobel for Optogenetics

The 2026 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine honors three scientists for an algae study that unlocked optogenetics, a breakthrough...

Women Speak Out on Unwanted Facial Hair
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Women Speak Out on Unwanted Facial Hair

Women with unwanted facial hair, often due to polycystic ovary syndrome, speak out about their concerns and experiences.

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