Effect of proteins on skeletal muscle mass When it comes to the preservation of skeletal muscle mass in advanced age, the question is, which proteins are effective to maintain, are […]
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A new coronavirus mutation is taking over the world. Here’s what that means.
A mutation in the protein that allows SARS-CoV-2 to enter cells might make it easier for the virus to spread — or it might not make a difference at all. […]
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Monty Don health: ‘It felt like there was a chasm in my head’ – star’s terrifying ordeal
Monty Don is the popular face on television screens hosting the BBC Two programme Gardener’s World. The TV presenter’s passion for horticulture is palpable and he has made gardening a […]
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Recall: harmful bacteria in cheese – Naturopathy naturopathy specialist portal
Recall for cheese because of Listeria The Hamberger Großmarkt GmbH in Munich has started a recall for the product “organic Alpine farmers cheese 15% fat i. Tr.”. According to the […]
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Australian state records record 288 new coronavirus cases
Australia’s coronavirus hot spot Victoria recorded 288 new cases on Friday, the largest number of any state since the pandemic began, and authorities warned the spread could worsen. Victoria, Australia’s […]
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Neuroscientists examine the way brains function independently, collectively
In recent research, neuroscientists examined the way brain regions function independently and collectively. The research could help in a better understanding of parts of the brain that are used to […]
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How 12 Weeks of Stretching Can Improve Your Heart Health
Researchers say 12 weeks of passive stretching can improve blood flow and improve your heart health. They say the stretching can reduce problems in a person’s vascular system and decrease […]
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Coronavirus Could Lead to Brain Damage in Infected Patients, Study Says
It is still not known why COVID-19 patients are developing these brain complications, as the virus "was not detected in the cerebrospinal brain fluid of any of the patients tested," […]
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Streamlining acute malnutrition treatment brings same recovery in children at lower cost
A new streamlined approach to treating acute malnutrition is as effective as standard treatment but will free up funds to reach more children with life-saving care, according to new research […]
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2008 to 2018 saw increase in shingles vaccination in over-60s
(HealthDay)—From 2008 to 2018, there was an increase in shingles vaccination among adults aged 60 years and older, with demographic, socioeconomic, and geographic variations in vaccination rates, according to a […]
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