Maternal health weaves a complex global narrative—where hope meets challenge. From bustling cities to remote villages, every mother’s well-being reflects a nation’s care, culture, and commitment to life’s earliest beginnings.
A newly released study from Duke University’s Pontzer Lab, housed in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology in Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, looks at the correlations between economic development, daily energy expenditure and the rise in a country’s obesity level. While many experts have offered that rising obesity rates are due to declining physical
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Patient profile Thirteen patients with MOE were treated at the university clinic of LMU from 2009 to 2020 (see Table 1). Ten of the patients were men (76.9%), and three were women (23.1%). The average age of all patients was 79.9 years, with a range from 63 to 90 years. The average age of women with
Researchers raise the alarm on sweeteners Some sweeteners have been linked to early puberty Genetic disposition in kids heightens risk Girls and boys react differently to different sweeteners Is aspartame a concern for early onset puberty? The jury’s out Researchers are concerned about the effect of artificial and natural sweeteners on kids. New research out
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Long before she became president of the University of Minnesota, Rebecca Cunningham trained in emergency medicine. She draws on that experience often these days. Cunningham, who is also a public health researcher, is just a year into steering a public university with five campuses and more than 70,000 students through a time of profound uncertainty.
CCR7 is highly expressed in tumor cells and predicts poor prognosis of HCC patients Our previous study has proved that CC-chemokine receptor like 1 (CCRL1) impairs chemotactic events associated with CCR7 in the progression and metastasis of HCC.24 In order to explore the function of another CC-chemokine CCL21/CCR7 axis in HCC, we investigated the complex
Findings from three seafood monitoring programs in Norway have revealed some non-compliances but an overall positive picture. The Institute of Marine Research analyzed 43 samples of fish and fish products for histamine content in 2024. Samples were collected by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority (Mattilsynet) at retail and processing plants. In two samples, histamine was
