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The relationship between video games and mental health is more complex than you thought.
This doesn't mean that caffeine makes you dumb, though.
A new study suggests our troubles with coronaviruses may only be beginning.
Just 66 cases of anaphylaxis (0.0003%) were reported. All but one happened in the first 11 minutes. None were fatal.
Reasons to be optimistic as vaccine campaign rolls out: the Pfizer vaccine is really good.
Research against Covid-19 in Latin America brings hope in the middle of the crisis.
It doesn't attack them directly, but strips tumors of their defense.
Though to be fair, aren’t we all at risk of that currently?
It's the same mild shoulder pain you get from the flu shot or any other kind of vaccine.
That’s a staggering figure.
Although this is a local decision, the implications and concerns are global.
A male / female mice study suggests we need specialized treatments.
Words are powerful. Especially those sparking negative vibes.
Myopia affects almost 2 billion people. For many of them, surgery is not an option.
Months after it started being administered, the Sputnik V vaccine was proven to be safe and effective.
Three words to remember: eat more mushrooms!
It's not quite as effective as some other vaccines, but it only needs a single jab
Researchers call for further investment in vaccine programs
A five-week lockdown could squash viral transmission, one researcher argues.
Vaccines could help us slowly go back to normal, but it's not clear how we should go about it.
"Knowing where people have to commute to, rather than where they live, is potentially much more important to curb the spread of a non-airborne disease," say the authors.
As new variants of the virus expand, experts look at better ways to be protected with face masks
Hyperbaric chambers could be a 'fountain of youth', the study authors say.
What about second naps?
No wonder I feel like I’ve been hit in the head every day.
The groundbreaking treatment could soon be trialed on humans.
Staying mentally sharp at old age may require blocking a certain receptor in brain cells.
The test only takes 20 minutes.
Dirty air is dirty air no matter where you are, so, probably not just in China.
I mean, I’m not that surprised.
I’m down for a bite -- or twenty.
Some cannabis molecules seem effective at destroying certain bacterial strains in the lab.
The closest one should pass around the same distance the Moon orbits at.
We knew it happened in the gut, but we didn’t know why.
Researchers have found that a type of immune cell is more abundant in breastfed babies than formula-fed babies.
Many fear that COVID-19 is just a dress rehearsal for what lurks around the corner. Could lab-grown meat be an ally?
Less clinical biopsies mean less invasions.
It's an unprecedented achievement owed to intense scientific efforts and massive funding.
It’s the fastest-developed vaccine ever -- here’s how we pulled it off.
Vaccines are right around the corner, but in the meantime, masks are still a key ally in reducing infection.
Here’s one more turning point for world research.
Well, if you take their word for it, that is.
Cancer seems to have hijacked a survival mechanism employed by hibernating animals during times of high stress.
We still don't know the full extent, but results seem encouraging for the Pfizer vaccine.
Now we just need an efficient treatment.
The upside of being sick with COVID-19 is that you're likely naturally immune now, but no one knows for sure how long this immunity lasts.
This may make some investors happy, but it spells trouble for the environment.
Some diseases just stink -- and cancer is one of them.
Though to be honest, can we really call it 'junk' now?
