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What People Really Want in Contact Tracing Apps: A Pandemic Perspective

November 15, 2024

When COVID-19 hit, digital contact tracing apps became a hot topic. These apps aim to help health authorities track virus spread quickly and efficiently. But with great power comes great concern, especially about privacy. People are rightfully worried about how their data will be used. A recent surv

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Political Split in NH: Democrats and Republicans Disagree on COVID Response

November 14, 2024

You know how sometimes people can see the same thing but have totally different opinions? That's what happened in New Hampshire recently. A group of lawmakers looked into how well the state handled the COVID pandemic. They couldn't agree on their findings. Five Republicans said the state's efforts d

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Wisconsin Health Officials Worry About Holiday Virus Spread

November 14, 2024

Wisconsin health officials are calling for people to get their flu and COVID-19 vaccines before the holidays. They say only 22% of people have gotten a flu shot and 11% have received an updated COVID-19 shot. This is worrying because respiratory viruses like RSV usually spike this time of year. Dr.

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Vaccines and POTS: A Closer Look at Post-COVID-19 Side Effects

November 14, 2024

With over 13. 5 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses given worldwide by early 2024, the global vaccination drive has been a game-changer in battling severe illness and death. However, the emergence of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) as a potential side effect has sparked some concerns. Th

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Thyroid Cancer's Hidden Energy: ISG15 and ISGylation

November 14, 2024

Imagine this: a tiny protein called ISG15 is influencing how aggressive a type of thyroid cancer, called anaplastic thyroid carcinoma (ATC), can be. This cancer is known for its rapid growth and has a very high mortality rate. Now, scientists have discovered that ISG15 can actually change the behavi

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The Future of Tissue Storage: Germany's Biobank Revolution

November 14, 2024

Biobanks, vital for personalized medicine, are thriving in Germany. Over the last ten years, 36 biobanks have emerged, united under the German Biobank Alliance (GBA). These structured facilities store premium biological samples and clinical data to bolster research. Some biobanks juggle both tissue

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The Mayo Brothers: How Two Doctors Changed Medicine Forever

November 14, 2024

Ever heard of the Mayo brothers? Dr. William James and Dr. Charles Horace Mayo might not be household names, but their work has definitely touched many lives. These two doctors started from humble beginnings and went on to create something incredible: the Mayo Clinic. The Mayo Clinic isn’t just ano

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Unveiling a New Way to Read Methylated DNA

November 14, 2024

Did you know that your DNA has extra letters that tell genes when to speak up or stay quiet? One of these special letters is called 5-methyldeoxycytidine, or mdC for short. Where and how often mdC shows up in your DNA can tell a big story about whether certain genes are being turned on or off. This

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Predicting Diabetes: A New Approach for Different Groups

November 14, 2024

Early detection of people at high risk for type 2 diabetes is super important. This study looked into a new way to do this using specific biomarkers for different groups. They wanted to see how well this new method could predict who might get diabetes. Scientists know that diabetes is not one-size-

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Understanding RSV Hospitalizations in Adults: A Look at the Pre-Vaccine Era

November 14, 2024

You might think of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) as a kids' thing, but adults aren't off the hook. Before the RSV vaccine came along, we didn't have a clear picture of how many adults were hospitalized because of it. Let's dive in and see what we've learned. Between October 2016 and September 2