Walking more linked with lower blood pressure
22/03/2020 - A new study has found a link between walking more and maintaining a healthy blood pressure, adding Expand
22/03/2020 - A new study has found a link between walking more and maintaining a healthy blood pressure, adding to the evidence about the benefits of staying active. Collapse
COVID-19: 5 reasons to be cautiously hopeful
21/03/2020 - We round up some of the research on COVID-19 that has emerged recently and produced results that Expand
21/03/2020 - We round up some of the research on COVID-19 that has emerged recently and produced results that may hopefully help tackle the global pandemic. Collapse
Is blood type linked to coronavirus infection risk?
20/03/2020 - While a preliminary study finds that people with type A blood may have a higher risk of needing Expand
20/03/2020 - While a preliminary study finds that people with type A blood may have a higher risk of needing hospitalization due to COVID-19, some experts have doubts. Collapse
COVID-19 suppression 'only viable strategy at the current time
20/03/2020 - New, policy-influencing research explores the different effects that suppression or mitigation of Expand
20/03/2020 - New, policy-influencing research explores the different effects that suppression or mitigation of the current pandemic would have on mortality rates. Collapse
COVID-19: 'Digestive symptoms are common
20/03/2020 - New research suggests that digestive symptoms, including a loss of appetite and diarrhea, are more Expand
20/03/2020 - New research suggests that digestive symptoms, including a loss of appetite and diarrhea, are more common in people with COVID-19 than doctors had thought. Collapse
Gut bacteria may be linked to type 2 diabetes
19/03/2020 - Researchers think that gut bacteria may trigger inflammation, which in turn prevents insulin from Expand
19/03/2020 - Researchers think that gut bacteria may trigger inflammation, which in turn prevents insulin from working correctly, thus causing type 2 diabetes. Collapse
SARS-CoV-2: How a person's immune system defeated the virus
19/03/2020 - A new case study has shown how the immune system of an otherwise healthy adult was able to fight Expand
19/03/2020 - A new case study has shown how the immune system of an otherwise healthy adult was able to fight off a SARS-CoV-2 infection within a matter of days. Collapse
COVID-19: Junior Doctors Share Tips on Preparing For Long Shifts
19/03/2020 - Junior doctors are sharing practical tips online in preparation for the long shifts ahead, as the Expand
19/03/2020 - Junior doctors are sharing practical tips online in preparation for the long shifts ahead, as the numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths continues to rise. Collapse
PHE Advises Against Using COVID-19 Rapid Home Test Kits
18/03/2020 - Public Health England says there's no evidence that some coronavirus test kits on sale to the Expand
18/03/2020 - Public Health England says there's no evidence that some coronavirus test kits on sale to the public are reliable. Collapse
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Community characteristics may affect life expectancy
22/03/2020 - Researchers find links between the characteristics of a community — such as the number of fast Expand
22/03/2020 - Researchers find links between the characteristics of a community — such as the number of fast food restaurants or population density — and longevity. Collapse
UK COVID-19 Daily: NICE Issues Critical Care Guidelines
21/03/2020 - These are the UK coronavirus stories you need to know about today.
COVID-19: Why understanding the impact on children is crucial
20/03/2020 - Experts warn that understanding the impact that COVID-19 has on children is of critical importance Expand
20/03/2020 - Experts warn that understanding the impact that COVID-19 has on children is of critical importance in handling the global pandemic. Collapse
Gut bacteria may boost cancer therapy by colonizing tumors
20/03/2020 - New research in mice finds that a commensal bacterium called Bifidobacterium could make a Expand
20/03/2020 - New research in mice finds that a commensal bacterium called Bifidobacterium could make a significant contribution to the fight against cancer tumors. Collapse
The new coronavirus was not genetically engineered, study shows
20/03/2020 - SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19, is the result of natural evolution, a study shows, 'ending Expand
20/03/2020 - SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19, is the result of natural evolution, a study shows, 'ending any speculation about deliberate genetic engineering. Collapse
Smell helps the brain form memories during sleep
19/03/2020 - New research finds that smells can help the brain consolidate memories during sleep, and the Expand
19/03/2020 - New research finds that smells can help the brain consolidate memories during sleep, and the findings may have implications for traumatic memories. Collapse
A pair of matching sex chromosomes could mean a longer life
19/03/2020 - A report finds that across the animal kingdom, those with a pair of matching sex chromosomes live Expand
19/03/2020 - A report finds that across the animal kingdom, those with a pair of matching sex chromosomes live longer than other members of their species. Collapse
Can an old method help doctors fight COVID-19?
18/03/2020 - Some researchers are arguing that an older method — called passive antibody therapy — could be Expand
18/03/2020 - Some researchers are arguing that an older method — called passive antibody therapy — could be effective in preventing and treating COVID-19. Collapse
COVID-19: Study estimates rate of ‘silent transmission’
17/03/2020 - Once an individual has the virus, there is a phase before symptoms begin. A study estimates how Expand
17/03/2020 - Once an individual has the virus, there is a phase before symptoms begin. A study estimates how many infections occur as a result of people in this phase. Collapse
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UK COVID-19 Daily: 'Cannon Fodder
22/03/2020 - These are the UK coronavirus stories you need to know about today.
CDC on COVID-19 severe outcomes: Where do we stand?
20/03/2020 - A new CDC report confirms that adults over 65 — and especially those 85 and over — are most at Expand
20/03/2020 - A new CDC report confirms that adults over 65 — and especially those 85 and over — are most at risk of experiencing severe outcomes due to COVID-19. Collapse
Putting the clocks forward in spring costs lives on US roads
20/03/2020 - Researchers have concluded that 'abolishing time changes completely would improve public health Expand
20/03/2020 - Researchers have concluded that 'abolishing time changes completely would improve public health and reduce geographical health disparities. Collapse
Does a low-carb diet keep your brain young?
20/03/2020 - A new study suggests that a diet low in carbs could prevent and even reverse age-related cognitive Expand
20/03/2020 - A new study suggests that a diet low in carbs could prevent and even reverse age-related cognitive decline. The results may have implications for dementia. Collapse
MHRA Recalls Uterine Fibroids Medication
20/03/2020 - The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency is recalling ulipristal acetate (Esmya) 5 Expand
20/03/2020 - The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency is recalling ulipristal acetate (Esmya) 5 mg tablets used in the treatment of uterine fibroids. Collapse
6 fascinating neuroscience studies
19/03/2020 - In this feature, we outline some studies that are helping to change the way we see our brain and Expand
19/03/2020 - In this feature, we outline some studies that are helping to change the way we see our brain and how it interacts with the rest of our body. Collapse
Contracting SARS-CoV-2 may protect against future reinfections
19/03/2020 - New research in four rhesus macaques finds that infection with the new coronavirus could protect Expand
19/03/2020 - New research in four rhesus macaques finds that infection with the new coronavirus could protect against repeated infection in the future. Collapse
The role of inflammation in dementia may inform new treatments
18/03/2020 - New research has found that brain inflammation likely plays a key role in several types of Expand
18/03/2020 - New research has found that brain inflammation likely plays a key role in several types of frontotemporal dementia. These results may inform new therapies. Collapse
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