Panama Reports Country’s First Monkeypox Case

PANAMA CITY (Reuters) – Panama registered its first case of monkeypox in a resident who was infected after being in contact with tourists from Europe, Panama’s health ministry said Tuesday. “Yesterday in the afternoon, the first case of monkeypox in our country was confirmed,” Health Minister Luis Sucre said during a press conference, adding the patient “is completely stable” and […]

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Best Predictor of When Reflux Symptoms Don’t Require PPI

Four days is an optimal time for wireless reflux monitoring to determine which patients can stop taking proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and which ones need long-term antireflux therapy, researchers report. Dr Rena Yadlapati “This first-of-its kind double-blinded clinical trial demonstrates the comparable, and in some cases better, performance of a simple assessment of daily acid exposure from multiple days of recording […]

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How bilingual brains work: Cross-language interplay and an integrated lexicon

An international team of researchers led by scientists from the HSE University have examined the interplay of languages in the brains of bilinguals. Using EEG data of Russian-English bilinguals, the authors were the first to demonstrate nearly instant and automatic detection of semantic similarity between words belonging to their two languages, suggesting the existence of an integrated bilingual lexicon in […]

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Can protein shakes help you gain weight?

Protein shakes can help you lose weight, get lean and build strength and endurance. But can protein shakes help you gain weight too? Protein shakes are an effective way to gain weight if you’re unable to do so through your diet alone. As well as gaining weight, adding protein shakes to your daily diet can also increase muscle mass.  “Protein […]

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Milk boost: Research shows how breastfeeding offers immune benefits

When infants breastfeed, they receive an immune boost that helps them fight off infectious diseases, according to recent research from Binghamton University Associate Professor of Anthropology Katherine Wander. She is the lead author of “Tradeoffs in milk immunity affect infant infectious disease risk,” published this June in Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health. Co-authors include Masako Fujita from Michigan State University’s […]

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Physicians React: Compensation Not Worth the Hassles

How satisfied are physicians that they are fairly compensated for their dedication, skills, and time? That’s a subject that seems to steer many physicians to heated emotions and to a variety of issues with today’s medical field — not all of which directly affect their pay. Medscape’s Physician Compensation Report 2022: Incomes Gain, Pay Gaps Remain generally shows encouraging trends. […]

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