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Protecting nerve cells from losing their characteristic extensions, the dendrites, can reduce brain damage after a stroke. Neurobiologists have demonstrated this by means of research on a mouse model. Source: Protecting the neuronal architecture
Continue Reading →An indoor residual spray made by combining a type of volcanic glass with water showed effective control of mosquitoes that carry malaria, according to a new study. The findings could be useful in reducing disease-carrying mosquito populations – and the risk of malaria – in Africa. Source: Volcanic glass spray shows promise in controlling mosquitoes
Continue Reading →Tools and resources for occupational safety and health professionals and state and local public health officials assessing meat and poultry processing facilities. Source: Meat and Poultry Processing Facility Assessment Toolkit
Continue Reading →Tools and resources for occupational safety and health professionals and state and local public health officials assessing meat and poultry processing facilities. Source: Meat and Poultry Processing Facility Assessment Toolkit
Continue Reading →CDC has guidance for administrators of group homes (GHs) for people with disabilities. GH administrators may consider implementing several strategies to encourage behaviors that reduce the spread of COVID-19. Source: Guidance for Group Homes for Individuals with Disabilities
Continue Reading →A team of scientists studying the origin of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that has caused the COVID-19 pandemic, found that it was especially well-suited to jump from animals to humans by shapeshifting as it gained the ability to infect human cells. Source: Evolution of pandemic coronavirus outlines path from animals to humans
Continue Reading →Mandates like those found in the federal government’s Families First Coronavirus Response Act may be helping to slow the pandemic. Source: Paid sick leave mandates hold promise in containing COVID-19
Continue Reading →Older men may be at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 because they worry less about catching or dying from it, according to a new study. Source: Older men worry less than others about COVID-19
Continue Reading →A new study shows the differences in visual motion perception in autism spectrum disorder are accompanied by weaker neural suppression in the visual cortex of the brain. Source: Using brain imaging to demonstrate weaker neural suppression for those with autism
Continue Reading →As if the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t scary enough, the flu season is not far away. How severe will the flu season be as it converges with the COVID-19 outbreak? What can we do to prepare? Source: When COVID-19 meets flu season
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