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Clinical trials are systematic investigations conducted in humans to evaluate the safety, efficacy, and potential benefits of medical treatments, interventions, or devices. These trials are essential for advancing medical knowledge, developing new treatments, and improving existing ones.

Heart Disease Risk is More If You are Allergic to Gluten

Heart Disease Risk is More If You are Allergic to Gluten

Does celiac disease affect the cardiovascular system? People with Celiac disease may have twice the risk of cardiovascular problems such as heart attack and stroke.

Vaccine Against Marburg Virus Shows Positive Results

Vaccine Against Marburg Virus Shows Positive Results

In clinical trials, the experimental vaccine for Marburg virus protects against infection with just a single dose.

Smoking Cannabis Effect Extends Beyond the Mouth

Smoking Cannabis Effect Extends Beyond the Mouth

Does Smoking Cannabis Affect Your Oral Health? Yes, it changes the bacteria present in the mouth which in turn is linked to heart disease and Alzheimer’s disease.

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Sweet Discovery Opens Up Potent Drugs to Treat Cancer and Virus

Sweet Discovery Opens Up Potent Drugs to Treat Cancer and Virus

A group of molecules similar to sugar specifically block the activity of immune cells could lead to new drug developments in cancer and viral infections.

Shedding Light on Siring of Darker Pigment Melanin

Shedding Light on Siring of Darker Pigment Melanin

How is melanin pigment formed? Protein that converts DNA into RNA present in the cells of our body plays a precise role in melanin production.

Knee Replacements: Older Ones are as Good as New Models

Knee Replacements: Older Ones are as Good as New Models

Are knee replacements better now? No difference in outcomes between the old and new knee implants six months after surgery.

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Brain Game That Tests Alertness Predicts Infection Risk

Brain Game That Tests Alertness Predicts Infection Risk

New study findings show how a person’s cognitive performance before viral exposure can predict symptom severity once the virus develops.

Probiotics: How to Assess Their Safety

Probiotics: How to Assess Their Safety

How do you test the safety of a probiotic? Yes, they can be assessed based on available information on the history of safe use.

Is the Cancer Cure Finally Here? New Common Drug Increases Cure Rate

Is the Cancer Cure Finally Here? New Common Drug Increases Cure Rate

Can carboplatin drug cure cancer? The commonly available and inexpensive drug carboplatin increased the cure rate and survival of breast cancer.

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Mind-Controlled Arm Prostheses are Now a Part of Life

Mind-Controlled Arm Prostheses are Now a Part of Life

How do mind-controlled prosthetics work? Linking the brain to a machine, allows actions to be performed by circumventing the damaged or missing body parts.

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