Managing menopause: treating hot flushes without hormones
Menopausal hot flushes drive one in five women to seek help, but the first choice of treatment — hormone replacementContinue Reading
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Menopausal hot flushes drive one in five women to seek help, but the first choice of treatment — hormone replacementContinue Reading
Some health systems are already using pharmacogenomic testing to help tailor treatment for depression, but experts say the evidence forContinue Reading
Experimental universal coronavirus vaccines target multiple related viruses, with the aim of warding off other pandemics before they can wreakContinue Reading
SFARI held a virtual version of its spring science meeting in a series of four webinars in April and MayContinue Reading
Sleep problems often accompany autism spectrum disorder (ASD), though poor sleep is not currently considered to be one of itsContinue Reading
For women with epilepsy, seizure control during pregnancy is a moving target, and with increasing knowledge about the risks ofContinue Reading
Hundreds of genes have now been linked to autism risk, and to understand how these influence biology and behavior, researchersContinue Reading
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) ran the fall 2020 science meeting virtually inContinue Reading
Despite the disruptions, chemistry students are still determined to become scientists. Read this story at Chemical and Engineering News orContinue Reading
As graduation approaches, the pressure is on to find a job. It’s reasonable to be nervous about demonstrating that you’reContinue Reading
A research talk may seem like frosting on the cake to the labor of your project, but it is justContinue Reading
CAR-T therapies have been licensed in the UK since 2018 for the treatment of B cell lymphoma. But with positiveContinue Reading