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By ScienceDaily - Oct 16, 2018
DO LOVERS ALWAYS TEASE EACH OTHER? STUDY SHOWS HOW COUPLES HANDLE LAUGHTER AND BANTER
How partners in a romantic relationship deal with laughter or being laughed at affects their everyday life, their relationship satisfaction...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 16, 2018
GUIDELINES FOR A STANDARDIZED DATA FORMAT FOR USE IN CROSS-LINGUISTIC STUDIES
An international team of researchers has set out a proposal for new guidelines on cross-linguistic data formats, in order to facilitate...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 16, 2018
NEW WAY TO DETERMINE WHETHER METASTATIC CANCER CELLS IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS ARE DORMANT OR SOON TO TURN DEADLY
For the first time ever, researchers have identified a protein as a marker that can indicate whether a cancer patient will develop...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 16, 2018
TOP ATHLETES WEIGH IN ON PERCEIVED EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTI-DOPING MEASURES
Doping remains an ongoing problem in competitive sports, but researchers have never before asked athletes to rank the effectiveness...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
MARKER MAY HELP TARGET TREATMENTS FOR CROHN'S PATIENTS
Crohn's disease has emerged as a global disease, with rates steadily increasing over the last 50 years. Experts have long suspected...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
FULLER PICTURE OF THE HUMAN COST FROM TERRORIST ATTACKS
New research provides a more complete picture of the suffering caused by terrorist attacks. The study estimates the number of years...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
US VS. THEM: UNDERSTANDING THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF STEREOTYPES
Scientists describe how non-invasive brain stimulation - a technique he and others have pioneered to unlock the secrets of the brain...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
EATING WITH YOUR EYES: VIRTUAL REALITY CAN ALTER TASTE
Humans not only relish the sweet, savory and saltiness of foods, but they are influenced by the environment in which they eat. Food...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
DISCOVERY OF A SIMPLEST MECHANISM FOR COLOR DETECTION
Color vision, ocular color detection is achieved with complicated neural mechanisms in the eyes. Researchers have found color detection...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
LINGUISTIC RED FLAGS FROM FACEBOOK POSTS CAN PREDICT FUTURE DEPRESSION DIAGNOSES
Research finds that the language people use in their Facebook posts can predict a future diagnosis of depression as accurately as the...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
PSYCHOPATHS IN THE C-SUITE?
The seemingly never-ending stream of corporate scandals over the past decades, from Enron to Theranos, suggests that something is rotten...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
CESAREAN-BORN MICE SHOW ALTERED PATTERNS OF BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, STUDY FINDS
Cesarean-born mice show altered patterns of cell death across the brain, exhibiting greater nerve cell death than vaginally delivered...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
CUMULATIVE SUB-CONCUSSIVE IMPACTS IN A SINGLE SEASON OF YOUTH FOOTBALL
In an investigation of head impact burden and change in neurocognitive function during a season of youth football, researchers find...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
SCIENTISTS CREATE SYNTHETIC PROTOTISSUE CAPABLE OF SYNCHRONIZED BEATING
A tissue-like material capable of synchronized beating when heated and cooled has been developed by a team of University of Bristol...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
NEW SMART WATCH ALGORITHMS CAN HELP IDENTIFY WHY YOU ARE SLEEPING POORLY
New algorithms take advantage of multiple smart watch sensors to accurately monitor wearers' sleep patterns. As well as obtaining rich...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
NEW IMMUNOTHERAPY TARGETING BLOOD-CLOTTING PROTEIN
A team has developed an antibody that blocks the inflammatory and oxidative activity of fibrin, which contributes to neurodegeneration...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
STUDY POINTS TO POSSIBLE NEW THERAPY FOR HEARING LOSS
Researchers have taken an important step toward what may become a new approach to restore the hearing loss. In a new study scientists...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
MOUSE SHOWS POTENTIAL AS AN ANIMAL MODEL OF DECISION-MAKING
Mice can be used to study the neural circuits underlying complex decision-making, suggests an analysis of more than 500,000 mouse decisions.
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
HOW THE HUMAN BRAIN DETECTS, IDENTIFIES, AND ACTS ON TASTE
Sweet and bitter flavors are identified as soon as they are tasted, according to human neural and behavioral data. The study provides...
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By ScienceDaily - Oct 15, 2018
FINDING BETTER DRUG 'FITS,' AVOIDING MEDICATION TRAGEDIES LIKE THALIDOMIDE
Researchers, including chemistry professor and Nobel Prize winner Ei-ichi Negishi, have developed technology to create a new chemical...
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Opioid use is soaring among millennial women, report reveals
Last year, the number of millennial women hooked on addictive painkillers went up 17 percent (compared to six percent of men the same age).
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Severe obesity levels have hit a record high among Year 6 children
The proportion of English children who are classified as 'severely obese' is higher than ever this year, with 4.2 per cent - more than 24,000 children - falling into the...
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AI model takes us closer to personalised cancer treatments
Researchers from University College London believe the model could help doctors identify the best medication and drug dose to help a patient beat the disease, while minimising...
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Pizza and pies 'must shrink' to tackle Britain's obesity crisis
The proportion of ten and 11-year-olds who are overweight or obese has grown to 34.3 per cent - 197,888 children - compared with 31.6 per cent in 2016/17.
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Hearing aids and cataract surgery may prevent dementia
Researchers from Manchester University believe that retaining sight and hearing keeps a person physically active and socially engaged. This may reduced their risk of the disease.
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More than 40% of talk therapy patients experience side effects, study finds
One in four Americans goes to a therapist, and CBT is the most popular and safest treatment for depression. But 43 percent experience anxiety, break ups or other side effects...
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Stop vaping Viagra: FDA cracks down on company selling e-liquid for erectile...
The US Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to HelloCig Electronic Tech Company on Thursday for selling two e-liquids that contain the erectile dysfunction drug.
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Hundreds of 'natural' supplements contain active drugs and the FDA knows but...
From 2007 to 2016, the US Food and Drug Administration found drugs in 776 supplements, but recalled less than half of them, a new California Department of Food and Agriculture...
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Would you trust a £200 scanner to check your breasts at home?...
Over the past three years, boffins have been focusing on women's health concerns, from fertility and contraceptives to breast cancer and pregnancy care.
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Man develops breasts and a micropenis after a mysterious condition caused...
The unnamed man, who had the figure of a woman but the face of a male, was diagnosed with vanishing testis syndrome at 42 years old. He went to Hospital de Egas Moniz in Lisbon...