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Poor workplace psychological health and safety can increase risk of depression symptoms
A year-long Australian population study has found that full time workers employed by organizations that fail to prioritize their employees’…
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New method uses swabs from smartphone screens to accurately detect COVID-19
An accurate, non-invasive, and low-cost method of testing for COVID-19 using samples taken from the screens of mobile phones has…
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Young home isolated people have persistent symptoms six months after acute COVID-19
A paper published in the prestigious journal Nature Medicine on long-COVID, describes persistent symptoms six months after acute COVID-19, even…
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Why AnnaLynne McCord Is ‘Eternally Grateful’ for Her DID Diagnosis
AnnaLynne McCord shared in April that she had been diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder (DID), and she did so for…
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Ohio EPA Extends Air Permit for Proposed PTT Global Cracker Plant
DILLES BOTTOM _ The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency extended a permit that is necessary for PTT Global Chemical America to…
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Third Rock-backed Abata gets $95M to take cell therapy to MS, other autoimmune diseases – MedCity News
Imagine an autoimmune disease treatment that activates only at the site of disease, shuts down inflammation from multiple sources,…
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Can antioxidants help manage neurological complications in COVID-19?
The severe acute respiratory coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has infected almost 180 million people worldwide, with almost 3.9 million people who…
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New Paper Argues for Managed Retreat from Flood-Prone Areas
A new paper argues that adapting to climate change over the long term will require managed retreat from areas that…
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Key Democrats slam FDA for failing to crack down on Juul – STAT
WASHINGTON — Congressional Democrats openly pressured acting Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Janet Woodcock to crack down on e-cigarette manufacturers…
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Register now for INVEST Digital Health September 21-23 – MedCity News
The agenda for INVEST Digital Health, scheduled for September 21-23, reflects the diverse conversations happening in this sector, from AI…
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Pharmalittle: Inside FDA’s Aduhelm approval; Peter Bach heads to startup
Good morning! Elizabeth Cooney here, sitting in for Ed Silverman, who would no doubt be reminding us that we’ve made…
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Bilingual children reliably acquire English skills by age 5, shows study
In the United States, more than 12 million children hear a minority language at home from birth. More than two-thirds…
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Poll shows Pennsylvanians support climate action amid pandemic | StateImpact Pennsylvania
Madison Goldberg Madison Goldberg joins WITF for the summer of 2021 as a Mass Media Fellow with the…
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A study on hospitalized COVID-19 patients who received plasma therapy
To date, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has claimed more than 38 million lives worldwide. Scientists around the world…
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Two large air pollution sources will soon be offline. Will Allegheny County’s air quality future be as clean as it can be?
click to enlarge CP Photo: Jared Wickerham Clairton Coke Works The American Lung…
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COVID vaccines and breastfeeding: what the data say
A mother breastfeeds her newborn at a hospital in Belgium.Credit: Francisco Seco/AP/Shutterstock Molly Siegel had long awaited a COVID-19 vaccine.…
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Recovering from critical COVID-19: A secondary analysis of a UK study
Many coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) recovering patients who have been affected by the severe acute respiratory coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection can…
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Natural compound myricetin shows antiviral potential against SARS-CoV-2
Natural compounds have become a popular source of interest for drug development due to some successes in their employment against…
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Helicopter science doesn’t work—environmental justice comes from empowered communities
“Learn from the past, prepare in the present, to defend the future.” – Indigenous artist, Gord Hill (Kwakwaka’wakw) Growing up…
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Longitudinal study finds SARS-CoV-2 neutralizing antibodies decline a year after infection
Now that coronavirus vaccination efforts are underway, the next question for the public is: how long will immunity against severe…
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Thousands of young children lost parents to Covid. Where’s help for them?
Five months after her husband died of Covid-19, Valerie Villegas can see how grief has wounded her children. Nicholas, the…
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Some Republicans Find Failure to Grapple With Climate Change a ‘Political Liability’
The same week in Miami, a group of young Republicans carrying signs that read “This Is What an Environmentalist Looks…
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Peter Bach, industry critic, joins company aiming to make liquid biopsies
Peter Bach, well-known as a drug pricing researcher and pharma industry gadfly, is leaving academia for an executive role at…
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Study: Prenatal exposure to ultra-fine particles raises a child’s asthma risk
When Rosalind Wright started analyzing data on prenatal exposure to air pollution in mothers and children in Boston, she had…
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Against Expectations, Southwestern Summers Are Getting Even Drier
The Southwest, already the driest region in the United States, has become even drier since the mid-20th century, particularly on…
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Health care is a human right in times of crisis. Why not every day? – STAT
Much of the world has settled the matter of whether health care ought to be a human right. The United…
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Repligen Corporation Announces Agreement to Acquire Polymem S.A.
Jun 23 2021 Repligen Corporation, a life sciences company focused on bioprocessing technology leadership, today announced that it has entered…
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Cities have a green infrastructure blind spot
Green infrastructure has a lot of benefits: nature can improve people’s mental and physical health; vegetation helps reduce building energy…
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Judge rejects challenge of one-person grand jury in Flint water case
A Genesee County judge has upheld a secret tactic used in the Flint drinking water criminal investigation and rejected arguments that prosecutors violated defendants’ due process rights.…
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Animal and plant-based protein-rich foods are not metabolically equivalent, finds study
Dietary protein is needed to supply essential amino acids for the synthesis of the structural and functional components of living…
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High lead levels found in old Duluth homes’ drinking water
DULUTH – Citywide testing has found elevated lead levels in dozens of Duluth homes built before 1930, and officials are…
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Women using hormonal contraceptives face more than a 2-fold higher risk of developing glaucoma
Women who currently use hormonal contraceptives face more than a 2-fold higher risk of developing glaucoma, according to an analysis…
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ENERGY TRANSITIONS: Why coal plant workers aren’t going green
To secure a future in clean energy, John Lammi had to climb. He stood on the ground inside the hollow…
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Birds acting blind when approached, dying by hundreds. Scientists don’t know why.
Hundreds of birds are dying without explanation in parts of the South and Midwest. Wildlife experts in at least six…
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MMRI expert receives diversity grant for research on autism, heart disease
Does a connection exist between the development of heart disease and autism? That’s a question Dr. Maria Kontaridis, Executive Director…
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Record breaking temperatures recorded in Arctic Russia
In Saskylah, a small community in the Arctic Circle, the air temperature reached 31.9 C on Sunday, the highest record…
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‘Net-Zero’ Emissions May Not Be as Green as You Think | The Tyee
Beware the term “net-zero emissions.” Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners A new Canadian Centre for Policy…
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University Hospitals in Northeast Ohio performs first innovative heart procedure
A University Hospitals (UH) patient is the first in Northeast Ohio to undergo a new, innovative procedure called CCM® therapy.…
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Brain Damage Caused by Even Small Amounts of Plasticizers – SciTechDaily
The plasticizers contained in many everyday objects can impair important brain functions in humans. Biologists from the University of Bayreuth…
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Albumin supplementation improves human fertility, fights infection
A new University of California, Irvine-led study reveals albumin (Alb), among the most abundant proteins in the body, activates a…
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Ontario, Alberta get failing grades for conservation efforts | The Narwhal
The federal government, Quebec and the Northwest Territories are leading Canada’s efforts to protect land and water, but Ontario, Alberta,…
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Experts address workforce issues in long-term care
“Workforce issues are the most significant challenges facing the long-term care industry,” states the opening editorial of a new special…
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Protein blueprint may aid in treatments for infertility and help protect future fertility
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine have developed a blueprint for a protein that plays an important…
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WWF says Mediterranean heating 20% faster than world’s oceans | DW | 22.06.2021
Countries fringing the Mediterranean need to turn at least 30% of its waters into Protected Maritime Areas (MPAs) by 2030 and…
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Even Emergency Measures Won’t Save the West From Megadrought
Colorado Public Radio reported on Friday that the number everyone is looking at for Lake Powell—which collects waters from the…
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Switching to a balanced diet restores gut health and suppresses skin inflammation
The secret to healthier skin and joints may reside in gut microorganisms. A study led by UC Davis Health researchers…
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Our Air-Conditioned Nightmare
Heat is entropy. Heat is chaos. The hotter something gets, the more kinetic energy it has: molecules vibrate, relationships change,…
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Study determines the mechanism behind respiratory inflammation and finds effective treatment
Jun 22 2021 Applied Biological Laboratories (Applied Bio), a biopharmaceutical company focused on the respiratory disease market, announced that its…
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5 Blues plans launch pharmacy solutions startup Evio – MedCity News
Five Blue Cross Blue Shield plans have joined forces to establish Evio, a new independent pharmacy solutions startup. The for-profit…
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An Earthquake in Japan Speaks to a Sea Wall in San Francisco
The Port of San Francisco (which manages 7.5 miles of the city’s waterfront, including the three miles buttressed by the…
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