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Institute for Protein Design receives AI computing power
Huang Foundation support will expand AI capabilities to improve human health and address other global challenges.
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Rural test of ear-based acupressure | Studying professional care providers' health | Ethics of cloud-based genomic data-sharing
3 from UW Medicine receive NIH New Innovator awards
The awards will support these early career scientists in creative approaches to human genetics, immunology and infectious disease.
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Study to explore care access for child feeding disorders
Participants will virtually share recent experiences of seeking feeding therapy for kids, with the goal of helping them get treatment sooner.
Listen to kids’ back-to-school worries
Parents should be mindful as students mentally prepare for another school year.
How can the mind be harnessed to ease pain?
Adults 60 and older are needed for a study exploring how mind-body treatments might change the brain’s response to pain.
Similar brain patterns seen in dogs, humans with dementia
New research emphasizes that dogs can boost humans’ understanding of cognitive diseases and, potentially, therapies.
Research trial aims to improve cardiac arrest survival
The trial will compare two drugs used to treat post-arrest shock, a condition affecting 70% of survivors.
Topics:cardiac arrest
HPV self-testing expands cervical cancer screening
Earlier detection could reduce deaths from the disease in high-risk, underscreened populations.
Project to map live-tissue molecular changes over time
Biohub funding will support creating a submicron-resolution platform to study immune dynamics in mouse and human tissues.
Clinical trial studies GLP-1 drug for alcohol-use disorder
Among participants are people who struggle with cravings for alcohol and want to stop or reduce their consumption.
Los trabajadores al aire libre corren mayor riesgo debido al humo de los incendios forestales
Las mascarillas de tela, los pañuelos y las cubiertas faciales tipo braga de cuello no bloquean las pequeñas partículas peligrosas presentes en el humo.
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Over 50? You can take steps to reduce osteoporosis risk
Q&A: A bone-disease specialist stresses prevention, detection and medication long before a fracture.
Information lacking on remote abortion-care options
Many don’t know remote options include FDA-approved medications and online conferencing with licensed clinicians, a newly published paper suggests.
Topics:abortion, obstetrics
Researchers develop antibodies against xylazine's harms
The antibodies target the fourth wave of the drug epidemic, as mixed drug use with sedative xylazine surges nationally.
Topics:illicit drugs, xylazine
Sleep specialist counters daylight saving proposal
Keeping daylight saving time year-round could disrupt natural body clocks and affect sleep health across the country.
Secondary care gap tied to prostate cancer deaths
Black men who did not receive secondary treatment were up to twice as likely to die of prostate cancer as white men.
Hot weather brings higher risk of serious injuries
Doctors urge caution and awareness about e-scooters, cold water swims, window falls and other common circumstances of injuries.