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Gene Variants Associated With Lower LDL-Cholesterol Increase Risk of Cataracts
According to research, people who have genetic variations associated with lowering LDL-cholesterol appear to have an increased risk of developing cataracts.
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Cancer Cases and Mortality in Africa Predicted To Double by 2040
A new study has predicted that the number of cancer case and deaths in Africa will double by 2040, highlighting the urgent need for better cancer information, prevention, screening and treatment.
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Lager Could Help Men's Gut Microbiome, Whether Alcoholic or Not
Compared to their pre-trial microbiome, men who drank either one alcoholic or non-alcoholic lager daily had a more diverse set of gut microbes, which can reduce the risk for some diseases.
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Adult Flu Vaccination Dropped in Locations With Low Rates of COVID-19 Vaccination
Adult flu vaccination rates have declined in states with low rates of Covid-19 vaccination, which researchers say may be a harbinger of declining trust in public health, suggesting that COVID-19 vaccination behavior has spilled over to flu vaccination behavior.
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Exposure to High Levels of Air Pollution in Early Life Impacts Brain Connectivity
This study is the first to explore the association between exposure to traffic-related air pollution and noise during pregnancy and childhood, and whole-brain connectivity.
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Imbalance of Dietary Methionine Can Impact Liver Cells
According to a study, a diet supplemented with or deficient in methionine affects the expression of genes associated with liver cell fat metabolism and genes that modify chromatin, the fibers that form chromosomes in cells.
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If Microbes Don't Get the Metal They Need, the Environment May Suffer
Water-borne microbes require copper for denitrification, a process that releases nitrogen. Without copper, the microbes release nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas.
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Appetite-Suppressing Molecule Could Be Why You Don’t Feel Hungry After a Hard Workout
A poorly-studied metabolite may play a role in suppressing appetite after an intense workout, finds a new study published in Nature. The research, mainly conducted in mice, also showed the molecule was boosted by intense exercise in racehorses and humans.
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Ancient DNA Helps Uncover Origins of Black Death
While we continue to fight the pandemic of the present – COVID-19 – scientists are using modern technologies to uncover new findings about the pandemics of the past. A new study published in Nature outlines the use of ancient DNA analysis to uncover the history of the Black Death.
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Why Does a Promising Solar Cell Material Quickly Degrade?
Researchers are unraveling the intricacies of a material that scientists worldwide are trying to manipulate to build better solar cells.
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