It’s officially summer (in Baileys’ eyes anyway)! The liqueur brand is known for making flavorful Irish creams that blend well with any given season or holiday. And now, there’s a new, limited-edition Baileys Colada here for summertime! A typical piña colada is a frozen drink that’s made with rum, coconut cream or milk, and pineapple juice and/or pineapple chunks. The […]
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Brie Bella posted a new photo to Instagram showing off her postpartum body. She said she’s noticed more “treasure marks” as she’s lost weight post-pregnancy. Brie gave birth to son Buddy in August 2020. Six months after giving birth to her son Buddy, reality star Brie Bella shared a look at her post-baby body and got real about her stretch […]
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Breastfeeding two babies at once is a post-workout cool down for Hilaria Baldwin. The mom of six, 37, shared a selfie over the weekend showing herself tandem nursing her two youngest, son Eduardo "Edu" Pao Lucas, whom she gave birth to in September, and newborn daughter María Lucía Victoria, whom she welcomed via surrogate. Writing "Post run," Hilaria documented the motherly moment […]
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Scientists peering into the beating heart have solved a decades-old, fundamental mystery about how the heart works. The revelation could herald the development of new treatments for heart diseases—the leading cause of death worldwide. Researchers from Eastern Virginia Medical School, Florida State University and the University of Virginia have observed a tiny muscle filament during a crucial stage in a […]
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Serosurveillance deals with estimating the prevalence of antibodies in a population against a particular pathogen. It helps measure the immunity of a population post-infection or vaccination and has epidemiological utility in measuring transmission risks and population immunity levels. In the current coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, serosurvey has played a crucial role in assessing the actual degree of severe acute […]
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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin will be getting his first vaccination against COVID-19 on Tuesday, but out of sight of the cameras, his spokesman said, prompting questions about whether the gesture will boost comparatively low immunization rates in Russia. Asked whether the Kremlin will release any photos or footage of Putin getting his coronavirus vaccine shot, Dmitry Peskov told […]
Continue reading »For the majority of nations, sleep remains a growing problem on a population level. There are many reasons for that, and even more viable solutions. No matter why is the problem bothering you, or your limitations on what you can change, in this article we are going to help you find a suitable solution for your trouble. Workaholic Nations It […]
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Cancer immunotherapy may get a boost from an unexpected direction: bacteria residing within tumor cells. In a new study published in Nature, researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science and their collaborators have discovered that the immune system "sees" these bacteria and shown they can be harnessed to provoke an immune reaction against the tumor. The study may also help […]
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Some of us love to be in on a trend, but it can be hard to tell if the name you choose for your baby is going to be a little too common for your liking, or theirs later on in life. Enter the research by number crunchers like Names.org, which has compiled its annual predictions for the top 10 […]
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An unfortunate biological "feed-forward" loop drives cartilage cells in an arthritic joint to actually contribute to progression of the disease, say researchers at Duke University and Washington University in Saint Louis. Pain researcher and mechanobiologist Wolfgang Liedtke, a professor of neurology at Duke, partnered with former Duke colleague and cartilage expert Farshid Guilak, now at the Washington University School of […]
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