Forget cash! Credit is key to the survival of busking
Electronic and digital payments are the key for buskers and street performers to survive in a post-COVID world, new RMIT ...
Month: July 2021
‘Design-thinking’ needed in humane approach to aged care
A new book suggests a better way to create a healthier, more dignified aging process for humans A recent Royal ...
KidneyCure announces 2021 grant recipients
Highlights KidneyCure (the ASN Foundation) is honored to continue its support of investigators committed to advancing kidney health. Building on ...
Evidence based recommendations to support physical exercise for adults with obesity
Synthesis of the evidence and recommendations from the European Association for the Study of Obesity Physical Activity Working GroupCredit: EASO ...
Leaders’ pandemic policies engendered varying levels of trust
As the COVID-19 pandemic exploded across the globe in early 2020, the world's leaders were faced with a flurry of ...
Older patients with heart failure denied effective treatments
Sophia Antipolis - 1 July 2021: Heart failure patients aged 80 and above are less likely to receive recommended therapies ...
Gap in breast cancer mortality rates between Black and white women has narrowed
Black women still have twice the rate of breast cancer death than their white counterparts Bottom Line: For women diagnosed ...
New study shows glo has similar impact on indicators of potential harm as quitting smoking
Credit: BAT Evidence shows significant reduction in indicators of potential harm over 6-months for smokers switching to exclusive use of ...
Why are some fish warm-blooded? Predatory sharks gain speed advantage
Credit: Diego Camejo (Beneath the Waves). New research from marine biologists offers answers to a fundamental puzzle that had until ...
Discovery of nanosized molecules that might inhibit Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases
Credit: Mattias Pettersson Nanosized molecules of a particular chemical element can inhibit the formation of plaque in the brain tissues. ...
94% of patients with cancer respond well to COVID-19 vaccines
Small subsets of high-risk patients produce few or no antibodies, however SAN ANTONIO (June 30, 2021) -- In a U.S. ...
-
Healthy men who have vaginal sex have a distinct urethral microbiome
-
Small but mighty: new superconducting amplifiers deliver high performance at lower power consumption
-
BetaLife and A*STAR Collaborate to develop next generation cell-based therapy for diabetes treatment
-
Researchers highlight nucleolar DNA damage response in fight against cancer
-
Promoting healthy longevity should start young: pregnancy complications lift women’s risk of mortality in the next 50 years
-
Spotted lanternfly spreads by hitching a ride with humans