A new report shows the strong impact Connecticut’s Statewide Opioid Reporting Directive (SWORD) is having in its first year of tracking opioid overdoses. The initiative
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Parental rejection of sexual orientation and gender identity ‘trigger’ for youth homelessness, new study finds
Parental rejection of sexual orientation and gender identity could be a key trigger in youth homelessness, according to new research. A report by UCD researchers,
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Eastern EU members log record new virus count
Poland on Saturday reported a record of 1,002 new coronavirus cases, while neighbouring EU members Lithuania and Slovakia also logged their largest daily tallies since
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Researchers release a new app to promote the inclusion of people with intellectual disability
The Institute for Research on Well-being Policies (Poliwelfare) of the University of Valencia, a partner of European project Mind Inclusion 2.0, has developed the app
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New coronavirus antibody treatment by Eli-Lilly reduces need for hospitalization: study
Eli Lilly CEO on COVID-19 antibody study: This is an important day in fight against coronavirus Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks on the findings from
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New dopamine sensors could help unlock the mysteries of brain chemistry
In 2018, Lin Tian and her team at UC Davis Health developed dLight1, a single fluorescent protein-based biosensor. This family of highly specific sensors detects
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Lab-grown bone could change the way we test new medical treatments
A new technology that could be used to test new treatments for human organs and bone tissue—all whilst reducing the need for animal research—has been
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New data on emerging treatments for liver cancer raise hope for advanced disease patients
New treatment options for people with advanced or unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) may now be a step closer after three research groups presented safety and
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New aged care funding model offers reform for Australians
The profile of Australian aged care residents has changed markedly in recent years, and the developers of a new system for classifying residents, published today
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Fertility is likely to decline in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study finds
Throughout history, spikes in mortality due to wars and famines were followed by increased births, while the Spanish Flu resulted in a temporary drop in
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