3 months ago
Large Study Affirms Cardiovascular Safety of COVID-19 Vaccines in England
A recent study published in Nature Communications provides robust evidence supporting the cardiovascular safety of COVID-19 vaccines among millions of adults in England.
Amid the global health crisis caused by the rapid spread of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the development and distribution of vaccines were pivotal in mitigating the pandemic’s impact.
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A recent study published in Nature Communications provides robust evidence supporting the cardiovascular safety of COVID-19 vaccines among millions of adults in England.
Amid the global health crisis caused by the rapid spread of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the development and distribution of vaccines were pivotal in mitigating the pandemic’s impact.
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#LargeStudy #CardiovascularSafety #COVID19Vaccine #England #VaccineSafety #HeartHealth #publichealth #MedicalResearch #sciencenews #HealthNews #VaccineEfficacy #COVID19 #Vaccination
Cardiovascular Safety Of COVID-19 Vaccines Confirmed By New Study | The Lifesciences Magazine
A study of 45.7M adults affirms the cardiovascular safety of COVID-19 vaccines, showing no increased risk of thrombotic events after vaccination.
https://thelifesciencesmagazine.com/cardiovascular-safety-of-covid-19/
4 months ago
New Study Reveals Potential Gigantic Size of Dinosaurs
A groundbreaking study published in the scientific journal Ecology and Evolution has unveiled new insights into the maximum potential sizes of dinosaurs, specifically focusing on the carnivorous Tyrannosaurus rex.
Through advanced computer modeling, Dr. Jordan Mallon from the Canadian Museum of Nature and Dr. David Hone from Queen Mary University of London have produced estimates suggesting that the T. rex might have been up to 70% heavier than previously thought based on fossil evidence.
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A groundbreaking study published in the scientific journal Ecology and Evolution has unveiled new insights into the maximum potential sizes of dinosaurs, specifically focusing on the carnivorous Tyrannosaurus rex.
Through advanced computer modeling, Dr. Jordan Mallon from the Canadian Museum of Nature and Dr. David Hone from Queen Mary University of London have produced estimates suggesting that the T. rex might have been up to 70% heavier than previously thought based on fossil evidence.
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Sizes Of Dinosaurs Reimagined: New Study Reveals T. Rex Could Be 70% Heavier | The Lifesciences Magazine
Research on the sizes of dinosaurs, revealing that the Tyrannosaurus rex might have been up to 70% heavier and 25% longer than previously estimated.
https://thelifesciencesmagazine.com/new-study-reveals-sizes-of-dinosaurs/
4 months ago
Researchers have discovered that chimpanzees communicate in rapid, back-and-forth gestures similar to human conversations.
Published on July 22 in Current Biology, the study analyzed over 8,500 gestures from 252 chimpanzees across five wild communities in East Africa. They found that chimpanzees engage in "conversations" with short pauses of about 120 milliseconds between gestures, mirroring the quick-paced turn-taking seen in human dialogue.
This suggests that both species might share underlying communication mechanisms. The study highlights that while human languages are diverse, the fundamental structure of rapid conversational exchanges might be more widespread among social animals. Future research aims to explore the origins and reasons behind these communicative behaviors.
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Published on July 22 in Current Biology, the study analyzed over 8,500 gestures from 252 chimpanzees across five wild communities in East Africa. They found that chimpanzees engage in "conversations" with short pauses of about 120 milliseconds between gestures, mirroring the quick-paced turn-taking seen in human dialogue.
This suggests that both species might share underlying communication mechanisms. The study highlights that while human languages are diverse, the fundamental structure of rapid conversational exchanges might be more widespread among social animals. Future research aims to explore the origins and reasons behind these communicative behaviors.
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