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DNA Signatures Linked to Heart Disease

New study identifies DNA signatures associated with risk for cardiovascular disease, a discovery that could lead to opportunities for clinical intervention years before symptoms manifest. Based on analyses of data from five large heart cohort studies of diverse populations, the findings are published in the journal JAMA Cardiology.
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Potential Therapeutic Target Discovered for Several Aggressive Cancers

A new study reveals that an RNA-modifying protein known as METTL1 in tumor cells could be targeted to treat some aggressive cancers including brain, blood, skin, and kidney.
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16 and 17-Year-Olds To Receive First Dose of Pfizer Vaccine in the UK

In the last few weeks, there have been large changes in the way COVID-19 has been spreading in the UK, particularly in younger age groups. The adult vaccine programme has progressed very successfully and more safety data has become available, so it was important to review the advice for the vaccination of children and young people.
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UK Administers Over 85 Million COVID-19 Vaccines

More than 85 million doses of a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine have been administered across the UK. Over 88% of adults have had the first dose and over 72% of adults have had both doses.
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Why Oral Vaccines Sometimes Fail in Resource-Poor Countries

A chronic gut disorder that occurs in regions with poor sanitation disrupts intestinal immune responses and impairs oral vaccine effectiveness in a mouse model of the disease, according to new research.
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Anti-Parasitic Drug Slows Spread of Pancreatic Cancer in Mouse Model

Researchers have found that mebendazole, an anti-parasitic drug, prevents the initiation, progression and metastasis of pancreatic cancer in genetically engineered mice.
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A New Opportunity To Kill Aggressive Cancer Cells?

Researchers are investigating whether a naturally occurring protein made in immune cells, called TRAIL, is effective in killing colon cancer cells.
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Food Digestion Dynamics Revealed by Artificial Stomach

Researchers have built a prototype artificial lower stomach to gain a deeper understanding of how physical forces influence food digestion based on fluid dynamics. This could aid research in many areas including obesity and drug absorption.
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New Database Could Accelerate Drug Repurposing

Researchers have created a new open-access database containing information on many drug candidates and how they are metabolized by the body, which could help speed up the repurposing of existing drugs.
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One Billion Doses of Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine Have Been Released

AstraZeneca has announced that one billion doses of the ChAdOx1 nCov-19 coronavirus vaccine have been released to over 170 countries.
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