MedPage Today on MSN
Sniffing Out the Optimal Radiation Dose for Head and Neck Cancer
Sense of smell in patients with head and neck cancer began to deteriorate at a radiation dose of 22 Gy and increased in a ...
PsyPost on MSN
New research uncovers a seemingly universal preference for lower-quality news on social media
Researchers analyzed 11 million posts to find that while political bias varies by site, the preference for low-quality news ...
A study of 200,000 adults suggests that a metric accounting for waist circumference and height is a strong predictor of ...
Objectives To date, consistent evidence for consequences of heading in football (soccer) on the structure and function of the ...
Here are the top 5 inflammation pieces of 2025; stay up-to-date with all the inflammation content from The American Journal ...
The cellular therapy landscape continues to evolve beyond hematologic malignancies, now making significant progress in solid ...
This important study provides a detailed analysis of the transcriptional landscape of the mouse hippocampus in the context of various physiological states. The main conclusions have solid support: ...
UBS' chief US equity strategist, Keith Parker, breaks down his bullish 2018 equity forecast and dispels a misconception about a maligned strategy.
Tom's Hardware on MSN
Study shows playing Super Mario Bros. and Yoshi games fights burnout and can enhance happiness in life
Many people play games after work to relax, but a study has just proven that these could help reduce the risk of burnout among young adults. According to the study published in JMIR Publications, ...
Background/purpose Social media (SM) has become an indispensable tool in healthcare, providing platforms for networking and ...
Experts believe comebacks in today's age stand on algorithm, strategy and reinvention.There same is missing for female actors ...
Research suggests a link between dietary plans high in takeout food and systemic inflammation. A new study highlights that ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results