Innovative new drug could be key to combatting childhood brain tumors

Researchers at a University of Colorado medical campus have found a drug combination that could be crucial in helping children diagnosed with fatal brain tumors. Children diagnosed with MYC amplified Medulloblastoma could find hope for the future following potentially lifesaving new research. These findings came from a peer-reviewed study conducted by researchers from the University […]

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Plasma blood transfusion may be effective to treat COVID patients- study

Plasma blood transfusion may contain therapeutic antibodies to treat immunocompromised COVID-19 patients, a new study has concluded. The peer-reviewed study, published on Thursday in the journal Jama Network Open, states that the research is important because people diagnosed with COVID-19 who are also immunocompromised “have increased risk for morbidity and mortality associated with the disease.” […]

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Legacy admissions refers to the practice, long common at elite universities, of giving preferential consideration to the children of alumni. The practice has come under fire for favoring the already-privileged and undermining the notion of higher education as a meritocratic means of social advancement. Given the role of legacy admissions in limiting the number of Jewish students […]

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If you’ve ever seen an airplane in-flight safety video, you have probably seen the part where passengers are told what to do if the cabin loses pressure and oxygen masks deploy. As these videos tell us, if you are traveling with someone who needs assistance to put on an oxygen mask, put on your own […]

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