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All posts tagged "National Institute of Health"

Health4 days ago
NIH scientists use machine learning AI to narrow down risk factors for long COVIDs
Long COVID affects both vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals of all ages, races, ethnic groups, and with or without previous health status, to name a few. It...
Health1 week ago
NIH partners with WHO to make COVID-19Tech available worldwide
This partnership will enable international manufacturers to benefit people living in low- and middle-income countries using technologies for the potential development of COVID-19 vaccines, treatments and...
Health3 months ago
Some MRI screenings may reduce breast cancer mortality
Seattle, WA (KOIN) —A new analysis by the University of Washington shows that MRI screening may reduce breast cancer mortality from mutations in certain genes. The...
Health9 months ago
Convalescent plasma does not stop disease progression in high-risk covid patients
New Delhi: Convalescent plasma, when administered within the first week of symptoms, did not prevent disease progression in a high-risk group of covid-19 outpatients. Health and...
Health11 months ago
Third shots can help boost the Covid Defense of transplant patients
Vaccine booster shots may help strengthen the defense of some organ transplant recipients against Covid-19. When the pandemic restriction ends, groups that fear suppression of the...
Health1 year ago
Dr. Forch testifies that only “a little over half” of NIH employees are vaccinated.
At the hearing last week US Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) Burned Dr. Anthony Fauci on “feature acquisition research” related to the COVID-19 virus, Another fairly spectacular...

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