AI maps disease trajectories from birth to death
Austrian researchers have mapped disease trajectories from birth to death, analyzing more than 44 million hospital stays. This innovative tool ...
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Scientists discover new target for reversible, non-hormonal male birth control
Sperm, shown inside each round cell, were not generated when the mice were taking the HDAC inhibitor drug (top right), ...
Mouse study finds birth coincides with rapid changes in gene activity
Transcriptional heterogeneity in the posterior embryo at the onset of somitogenesis. A, Reintegrated 3D UMAP of 121,118 cells from selected ...
Genetic study clarifies link between birth weight and adult morbidity
Illustration of the Mendelian randomization framework applied to mother-infant pairs with a summary of the FinnGen dataset. Credit: Communication biology ...
Research team discovers genetic cause of low birth weight in children conceived after fertility treatment
Spontaneously conceived low birth weight individuals and ARTs exposed to Vitrolife culture medium have a higher incidence of non-synonymous variants ...
Baby decapitated at birth: it is indeed a homicide, rules the forensic doctor
The death of a baby decapitated at birth was classified as a homicide caused by "the actions of another person," ...
Differences in heart rate variability in pregnant women could be a marker of premature birth
Non-invasive wearable devices may be able to predict preterm birth by monitoring changes in maternal heart rate variability. Credit: WHOOP, ...
Stolen and sold at birth: identical twins find each other thanks to TikTok
Identical twins from Georgia, who are among the many babies stolen from their mothers and sold at birth, are said ...
Study sheds more light on long-term developmental risks of preterm birth
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public domain Children born moderately premature (32 to 33 weeks) or late prematurely (34 to 36 weeks) have ...
Genetic discovery reveals who can benefit from treatment for premature birth
Study design shown in flowchart. Credit: Scientists progress (2024). DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adk1057 A UC San Francisco-led study has for the first ...
