A new study led by University of California, Irvine researchers is the first to reveal the specific molecular mechanism that controls the transition from acute
Month: October 2021
A Pill for C difficile Works by Increasing Microbiome Diversity
Freeze-dried human stool may offer advantages for the treatment of C difficile infections. Medscape Medical NewsDid you miss our previous article… https://nasao2020.com/?p=163 Michelle Ratliffnasao2020.com
Pfizer Vaccine for Kids 90% effective in Preventing COVID-19
As of the first week of October, 16 participants in the placebo group had gotten a symptomatic, lab-confirmed COVID-19 infection compared with just three who
E-cigarettes No Guarantee Against Relapse for Smokers
This is the first study to look at whether cigarette smokers can switch to electronic cigarettes without relapsing to smoking within one year. Did you
breathalyzer-for-disease
A device designed to detect disease from exhaled breath takes devices beyond alcohol measurement. Did you miss our previous article… https://nasao2020.com/?p=154 Michelle Ratliffnasao2020.com
People Hospitalized After Taking Animal Drug Ivermectin for COVID
People using the medicine — typically for horses and cattle — prompted a spike in calls to poison control centers across the country. Did you
CDC Panel Backs COVID Boosters for Nearly All Adults
If CDC Director Rochelle Walneksy, MD, signs off on the panel’s recommendations – and she is expected to do so – boosters could become available
Even With Mild COVID, Obesity May Mean Worse Symptoms
Teens and adults who were overweight or obese had more symptoms, including cough and shortness of breath, than those of normal weight. Did you miss
Kidney Grown in Pig Successfully Transplanted Into Man
If the technique proves generally successful it could revolutionize organ transplant, greatly expanding the pool of available organs. Did you miss our previous article… https://nasao2020.com/?p=142
Broken Heart Syndrome: On the Rise, Especially in Women 50-74
New research suggests that broken heart syndrome, while still not common, is not as rare as once thought. And it’s on the rise, especially among
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