Emma Roberts is showing off her baby bump in style. On Monday, the 29-year-old actress posed poolside and snapped a sunny picture of herself wearing a strapless one-piece bathing suit, with her growing bump on full display. In the photo, which Roberts shared to her Instagram Story, the Scream Queens star paired the dark-colored floral swimsuit with a pair of […]
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It was first identified in 1817 but has not seen any significant new treatment since the 1950s. But using new cutting-edge imaging technology, a team of scientists at the University of Sheffield believe they have now made “amazing progress”. The technology has allowed them to see what is actually going on in the human brain, enabling them to observe in […]
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Kara Keough Bosworth revealed this weekend that her husband, Kyle Bosworth, has a very special tattoo in honor of their late son McCoy Casey. In a tribute on Instagram on what would have been the baby's 5-month birthday, Kara shared a photo of Kyle's tattoo, which shows little McCoy's footprints. Memorial tattoos using ashes are created by adding a small amount […]
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Stomach bloating is a common occurrence which takes place after a rather indulgent meal, too much to drink or a food type which does not agree with you. Often the symptom of bloating will subside in its own time and is not a cause for concern. However, if your bloating precedes weight loss and stomach pain, you should carefully monitor […]
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A recent study by sport analytics professors shows the Adjusted Plus-Minus (APM) statistic used to evaluate the performance of NBA players is sometimes misleading because it does not accurately account for the quality of a player’s teammates. The study “Measuring individual worker output in a complementary team setting: Does regularized adjusted plus minus isolate individual NBA player contributions?” was published […]
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In recent years, the South Korean government has focused on expanding its digital health industry with increased investment in the development of new technology. Since President Moon Jae-In assumed office in May 2017, digital healthcare has been identified as a key growth sector, with particular emphasis placed on areas such as healthcare related Big Data, Health IT (HIT) and artificial […]
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Gene editing technologies developed in the past decade have proven to be extraordinarily powerful and hold the potential to someday cure or prevent a range of diseases. While applications that introduce edits in somatic cells are being used in the clinic, changes that could be transmitted to subsequent generations (heritable edits) raise additional technical, ethical and societal issues. Gene editing […]
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Animal welfare experts warn our pets could suffer during the coronavirus pandemic, including from abuse or abandonment. When we hear about animals being neglected, we’re often outraged. Consider the revelation of the mistreatment of racehorses at a Queensland abattoir, or the man who decapitated a kookaburra. These stories left many of us shocked and appalled. But harm to animals is […]
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French authorities have placed seven more departments covering major cities such as Lille, Strasbourg and Dijon on high alert as increases in COVID-19 infections accelerate, the government said Sunday. Of France’s 101 mainland and overseas departments, 28 are now considered “red zones” where authorities will be able to impose exceptional measures to slow the number of new coronavirus cases. The […]
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New Edith Cowan University (ECU) research has found that intensive therapy is not necessarily best when it comes to treating the loss of language and communication in early recovery after a stroke. Published today in the International Journal of Stroke, the research found that unlike physical and motor skill rehabilitation, recovering lost language caused by a condition known as aphasia […]
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