Head of the Department of Infectious Diseases at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC. Credit: UPMC Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have found the fastest way to identify the powerful human monoclonal antibody neutralizing Sarv-Cov-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. This method – as well as …
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A) Porits lobta (yellow giant morphology) shown next to the same habitat as Porits compressa (blue-gray branching morphology); (B) p. Example of variation in bleaching sensitivity of compressa. Credit: Forceman, et al. (2020) A new study led by the University of Hawaii at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB) …
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Written by Amy Woodyat, CNN Vincent van Gogh may have suffered from “delirium” due to alcoholism, according to the artist’s new study of mental illness. To investigate the artist’s possible mental disorders, the experts interviewed art historians familiar with the artist’s 902 letters – 820 studied medical records created by …
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For those who have never owned a smartwatch, SE will be an exciting introduction to the category. Also, with Apple’s new Family Setup tool, your parents or kids don’t even need to own an iPhone to be able to use Watch SE – just use your own iPhone once to …
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Stock futures rose for a second straight rally on Tuesday as investors focused on earnings news as they entered their final day of voting in the US presidential election. Rallies erupted in global markets. U.S. In, Cirrus Logic was the early leader in advancing small caps. Zebra Technologies set to …
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