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Broken heart diagnoses on the rise in the US: study
Hearts are breaking at rising rates, researchers have found.The life-threatening medical condition known as broken heart syndrome is being reported ...
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By Express News Service DEHRADUN: A study by the Uttarakhand forest department has identified vehicular traffic, forest fires and other anthropogenic ...
Alcohol consumption can be reduced through brief medical interventions: study
Short one-on-one discussions about alcohol consumption in a doctor’s office may reduce patients’ drinking levels, according to a study. Findings published ...
Second Covid wave in Delhi shows reaching herd immunity difficult with Delta: Study
In June, the corresponding number was 88.5 per cent, suggesting very high infection rates during the second wave. Among 91 ...
2021 Covid outbreak in Delhi shows herd immunity against Delta variant difficult: Study
Researchers found that among 24 reported cases, Delta was seven-fold more likely to lead to vaccination breakthrough infections than non-Delta ...
Americans drank, smoked more in pandemic: study
Americans drank and smoked more during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers say.In a new study published in the ...
Lateral Flow Tests reliable tool against COVID-19 spread: UK study
This level of accuracy is much higher than some previous studies have suggested, and the authors say the tests are ...
Men with higher testosterone likely to have more than one sexual partner at a time: study
Men with higher levels of testosterone are more likely to have more than one sexual partner at the same time, ...
Antibody injection cuts severe COVID-19 risk, concludes AstraZeneca study-
By PTI LONDON: An antibody combination treatment delivered through an injection has shown “statistically significant” reduction in severe COVID-19 or ...
Smoking marijuana could lead to breakthrough COVID cases, study finds
Heavy marijuana users who are also vaccinated may be more susceptible to breakthrough cases of COVID-19, a new study found.The ...
