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Mindfulness Meditation has been Linked with Reduced Stress While Waiting for Potentially Bad News.
In a study of Law students awaiting their Bar exam results, researchers found participants who were naturally more mindful or who practiced mindfulness managed their expectations more effectively by bracing for the worst later in the waiting period and perceived themselves as coping better.
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New Microscope Set to be a Game Changer in Optogenetics Studies
New microscope has more than 100 times larger field of view for studying brain activity.
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Vanilla Flavouring Could Help Psoriasis Treatment
A recent study showed that small amounts of artificial vanilla extract, also known as vanillin, could be used to prevent or reduce psoriatic skin inflammation.
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Getting a Better Handle on Methane Emissions From Livestock
Researchers have found that estimates for methane emissions from livestock, an important environmental pollutant, by location varied widely from numbers currently reported by inventories. This therefore casts doubt on the results of studies that have used these data.
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Tape That Can Detect Heavy Metals in Food, Environmental and Human Samples
Researchers have developed a way to make simple, cheap detection devices more versatile and reliable for analyzing both liquid and solid samples using adhesive tape.
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Viagra Could Now be Available Without Prescription
The MHRA has announced Viagra Connect (sildenafil 50mg) will be formally classified from a prescription only medicine (POM) to a pharmacy medicine (P). This means it could be available without prescription for use by men over 18 who have erectile dysfunction.
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HPV Vaccine: 10 Years of Data Indicates Long-term Safety and Efficacy
A decade of data on hundreds of boys and girls who received the HPV vaccine indicates the vaccine is safe and effective long term in protecting against the most virulent strains of the virus, researchers report.
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Hydraulically Fractured Wells Too Close to Domestic Groundwater Systems
Investigators amassed a large database of private drinking water wells and compared their locations to hydraulic fracturing sites. Conducting a scientific analysis of data that spanned 15 years, from 2000 to 2014, and covered nearly 27,000 wells in 14 states, they found that about half of all hydraulically fractured wells stimulated in 2014 existed within 2 to 3 kilometers of a domestic groundwater well posing important health concerns.
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Paired Mutations: A New Approach to Discovering the Shape of Proteins
Scientists have identified 'sequence co-variation' by analyzing the repertoire of mutations across thousands of members of a protein family. Within the three-dimensional structure of protein, certain amino acids interact so closely with each other that the mutation of one of them must be counteracted by compensatory mutations of the others to keep the protein functional.
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Breakthrough 3D Engineered Cancer Models Could Reduce Animal Testing
Prof. Rui L. Reis, from the University of Minho in Portugal has been awarded £350K for his work in the field of 3D tissue engineering for regenerative therapies and disease models.
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