The findings suggest that targeting intracerebral fructose metabolism in future studies could be a pathway for new treatment combating such diseases of the brain.
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The new Australian study involved more than 1,000 participants in late-adulthood.
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Read More »The findings suggest that targeting intracerebral fructose metabolism in future studies could be a pathway for new treatment combating such diseases of the brain.
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The new data showed an increase in hospitalizations from alcohol use disorder over the last two decades.
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A new breakthrough in quantum communication aims to make cyberspace much more secure and resistant to cyber threats.
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Researchers developed a mental health app assessment tool to best guide users on the most efficient options for them to download.
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MoreA group of British researchers found that coronavirus patients with severe symptoms may be at risk for delirium and possibly PTSD.
MoreThe Canadian-based study was published in support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research.
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Researchers suggest that piracy could very well increase ticket sales, under certain circumstances.
The findings were released in the journal Papers in Applied Geography.
The global economy may be on track toward $21 trillion in damages in 2020 alone, according to new research by the Australian
New research demonstrates the need for businesses to place more women in senior leadership positions and on the boards.
The Kansas-based research team comprehensively looked at the expectations of mobile media use, manager policy, and task acknowledgment during workplace meetings.
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The study was authored by Steven Pfaff, Charles Crabtree, Holger Kern, and John Holbein.
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Researchers at the University of South Australia assessed the range of psychological implications among asylum seekers in Western nations.
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The findings released by Pew Research Center involved 13 nations, including Australia, Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom.
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The study was released in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology.
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