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The Contribution of Access to Skilled Birth Attendants to the Reduction of Perinatal Mortality
Late pregnancy, delivery, or neonatal or fetal death, or perinatal death, is a worldwide important health issue. The strongest of…
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Is Chorionic Villus Sampling Ethical or Not?
Chorionic villus sampling (CVS) is a pregnancy test used to determine whether a fetus hasgenetic or chromosomal disorders, by analyzing…
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Unlocking Memory in Non-Nervous Cells: Findings from Latest Research
Recent research published in Nature reveals that non-neural cells, such as human neuroblastoma cells, exhibit memory-like behavior similar to neurons,…
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FDA’s New Method for Fast Salmonella Detection in Animal Food
Scientists at the FDA have developed a new, efficient method using loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) to test for Salmonella in…
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The Rising Hunger Crisis
Malnutrition and hunger have been rising emergencies worldwide and have affected millions of people. The hunger crisis in Ethiopia has…
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How Girl, Interrupted, Challenges Mental Health Narratives
In a world where mental health has only recently stepped out of the shadows, Girl, Interrupted pulls us back into…
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Beyond the Trip: Why Psilocybin May Be More Dangerous Than You Think
The use of Psilocybin, commonly known as magic mushrooms, has been taking the world by storm, with the number of…
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The Misuse of Statistics in Medical Research
Statistics are supposed to bring clarity to medical research. They are the foundation behind everything, from FDA drug approvals to…
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The Role of Fathers in Perinatal Health: An Overlooked Force
When we think about pregnancy and birth, the focus is usually on the mother. She carries the baby, experiences the…
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