Calls for mental health of both parents to be considered during the perinatal period
Perinatal mood disorders such as postnatal depression and perinatal anxiety, may affect both mothers and fathers simultaneously, finds a new ...
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Good news on blocking a virus considered a global threat
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Scientists have reported good news on the pandemic preparedness front: A cocktail of four manufactured antibodies is ...
Hannover Messe 2022: Digitalization and sustainability considered in one context
"Digital technologies can contribute to sustainable development, among other things through resource-efficient production or networked mobility. Conversely, it is important ...
Can a messenger substance considered to be inflammatory alleviate asthma symptoms?
The messenger substance interleukin-3 produced by the body was previously considered to be pro-inflammatory in bronchial asthma. A research team ...
Structures considered key to gene expression are surprisingly fleeting
CAMBRIDGE, MA -- In human chromosomes, DNA is coated by proteins to form an exceedingly long beaded string. This “string” ...
Perspectives of patients in clinical trials often not considered
Many pragmatic trials, which test the effects of medical treatments in everyday conditions, fail to collect data reported directly by ...
Extreme marine heat has become the “new normal”, in analysis of data from 1870 onwards – with 57% of the ocean surface recording 2019 temperatures once considered extreme
Extreme marine heat has become the "new normal", in analysis of data from 1870 onwards - with 57% of the ...
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nTIDE May 2022 COVID Update: Uncertainty about inflation tempers good news for people with disabilities
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The pair of Orcas deterring Great White Sharks – by ripping open their torsos for livers
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Wildfires may have sparked ecosystem collapse during Earth’s worst mass extinction
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Board game developed by scientists is winning plaudits for inspiring students to consider STEM careers
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Book gives fresh perspective on Black literature of 1930s
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Clashes of inference and perspective explain why children sometimes lose the plot in conversation