The new doping trick – and why scientists fear athletes are already using it
A new undetectable doping trick that would help athletes to move faster for longer is being investigated by authorities ...
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The witches on Portable’s road to madness (1)
Born 224 years after Locke, Sigmund Freud, a Jew and the father of psychoanalysis, while unravelling the human psyche, said ...
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Discovery of gene silencer offers hope for autosomal dominant leukodystrophy
A team led by University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health geneticists has shown, for the first time, that a gene "silencer" that resides in junk DNA is directly sparing people from a devastating ...
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Apple study will look at the role tech can play in health
Apple has teamed up with Brigham and Women's Hospital on a major new study looking at how devices like the iPhone, Apple ...
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Seeking Answers and Cures: Davidson College Receives New Carnegie Research Designation
The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education has included Davidson College in its new Research Colleges ...
Do you need a measles booster? Here’s what experts say
The best way to stay protected against measles is to get vaccinated, according to experts. The measles, mumps and rubella ...
Speculum exams unnecessary for HPV screening: Research finds self-sampling just as effective
Genital human papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States and is thought to be ...
Mass. SJC weighing whether to allow families to sue Harvard over stolen body parts
A morgue manager at Harvard Medical School is accused of stealing body parts and shipping them across the country. Was the ...
Revolutionizing battlefield medicine: Augmented reality for lifesaving trauma care
In remote conflict zones and disaster-stricken areas, the nearest hospital is often hundreds of miles away. Medical teams ...
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The Hidden Curriculum in Medical School: What They Don’t Teach You
Fourth-year medical students discuss skills learned beyond formal instruction; the things med school doesn’t teach.
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Investigating What Happens to the Body in Space
From the daily newsletter: a doctor goes to Mars. Plus: investigating celebrity yearbooks; Merve Emre on friendship books; ...
Worthy: Why one possession tortured SLU's Josh Schertz in an overtime loss to George Mason
St. Louis University nearly knocked off George Mason, the Atlantic 10's best team, yet overtime served as a "Scared Straight!" episode for any youngster considering coaching.