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Why is it so hard to make a coronavirus antibody test? Even experts don’t know how many protective proteins give you immunity or how long it lasts Officials have pointed to blood antibody tests that indicate when someone has been infected with coronavirus as the best hope for ‘reopening’ the US The first antibody test… Read More »
The development of biomaterials for orthopedic applications is a crowded space with several large and small companies designing innovative materials. One approach is the use of these materials to deliver therapeutic proteins that enhance healing. Theradaptive has developed a novel method to modify the proteins themselves so that they coat the surface of implants like… Read More »
To understand what causes hard stools, you must first be acquainted with how your digestive system works. A useful definition of a low-carb fat loss diet is less than 50 grams of carbs a day, which will lead to the production of ketones. Erdogan A, Rao SS, Thiruvaiyaru D, et al. This is not a… Read More »
Matthew McCartin and mum, Martina, at their home in Gorey, Co Wexford. Picture: Patrick Browne Matthew started caring for his father from an early age ‘Being a carer is hard work … but I’ll always be there for my dad’ Independent.ie At 17 years of age, most teenagers are busy with friends, schoolwork and a… Read More »
Africa Studio/Shutterstock Pancreatic cancer is difficult to treat largely because the early signs are vague, the cancer is highly aggressive, and no screening test exists yet. But the future is starting to look hopeful. When Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek announced that he has late-stage pancreatic cancer in March 2019, his fans were stunned. The cancer… Read More »
Virtual reality goggles are being used to help children at Hackensack University Medical Center stay calm during painful or uncomfortable procedures. The goggles enable a patient to play games or relax on a virtual beach, among other scenes, while getting blood drawn or undergoing a spinal tap or an IV insertion, among other unpleasant treatments.… Read More »