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11 articles from EurekAlert
Asthma and food allergies during childhood associated with increased risk of IBS
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
Those with IBS at 16 were almost twice as likely to have had asthma at the age of 12 (11.2% vs 6.7%). Almost half of children with IBS at 16 (40.7%) reported food hypersensitivity at 12 years (compared to 29.2% of children without IBS at 16).
Clinical study aims to better understand COVID-19 immunity
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
People who have recovered from COVID-19, and their close contacts, could hold the key to understanding how immunity to the disease develops, how long it lasts and what happens when immunity is lost. The COVID PROFILE study, led by the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, will use blood samples from people in Victoria to look in detail at immune responses to COVID-19, to reveal how people are protected...
Cnew research on SARS-CoV-2 virus 'survivability'
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
COVID-19 causing virus lasts for 10 days longer than Influenza on some surfacesLower temps, glass, stainless steel and paper banknotes give virus longer life
COVID-related delays to CRC screening causing 11.9% rise in death rates, research reveals
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
New research has shown that delays in colorectal cancer (CRC) screening caused by COVID-19 has resulted in significantly increased death rates for the cancer. Researchers at the University of Bologna produced a model to forecast the impact of time delays in CRC screening on CRC mortality caused by COVID-19. The results found that moderate (7-12 months) and large (>12 months) delays in screening...
In the eye of a stellar cyclone
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
While on COVID lockdown, a University of Sydney honours student has written a research paper on a star system dubbed one of the "exotic peacocks of the stellar world".
Liquid metals come to the rescue of semiconductors
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
Two-dimensional semiconductors offer a possible solution to the limited potential for further shrinking of traditional silicon-based electronics: the long-predicted end of 'Moore's Law'. 2D-based electronics, which could eliminate wasted dissipation of heat and allow for very fast, ultra-low energy operation, could be enabled by a new liquid-metal deposition technique developed at UNSW.
Oncotarget: Cooperative tumorigenic effects of targeted deletions of tumor suppressors
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
Volume 11, Issue 28 of Oncotarget features "Genetic analysis of the cooperative tumorigenic effects of targeted deletions of tumor suppressors Rb1, Trp53, Men1, and Pten in neuroendocrine tumors in mice" by Xu et, al. which reported that the authors examined whether the TSGs Rb1, Trp53, Pten, and Men1 have cooperative effects in suppressing neuroendocrine tumors in mice.
Osteoarthritis biomarker could help 300 million people worldwide
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
University of South Australia researchers are a step closer to finding a new biomarker for osteoarthritis, a painful condition which affects more than 300 million people worldwide.
Transgender people who experience discrimination likelier to have poor mental health
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
A University of Waikato study has found that transgender people who have experienced stigma, including harassment, violence, and discrimination because of their identity are much more likely to have poor mental health outcomes.
VAV1 gene mutations trigger T-cell tumors in mice
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
Researchers at the University of Tsukuba have shown how mutations in the VAV1 gene may trigger T-cell neoplasia in laboratory mice. Using cutting-edge research techniques including generation of specific transgenic mice models, tumor cell transplantation, whole transcriptome analysis, whole exome sequencing and in vivo treatment, the team was able to clarify the molecular pathways of T-cell tumor...
Weight loss surgery in obese diabetic patients significantly cuts pancreatic cancer risk
- EurekAlert
- 20/10/11 06:00
The study, presented today at UEG Week 2020 Virtual, analysed 1,435,350 patients with concurrent diabetes and obesity over a 20-year period. A total of 10,620 patients within the study had undergone bariatric surgery, an operation that helps patients lose weight by making changes to the digestive system.