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The “No jab, no school” policy and vaccination efforts needed for measles elimination

Italy and France have both introduced compulsory vaccination against measles for children starting school; could similar policies be effective in stemming the alarming resurgence of measles in other high-income countries? Authors of a recent article in BMC Medicine explore this issue and the challenges in achieving measles elimination. Filippo Trentini, Piero Poletti, Alessia Melegaro & Stefano Merler, Ms 28 […]

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10 sports betting rules

Sports betting is now extremely popular. Let’s try to highlight a few basic rules that will help you to earn. 1. Why make bets? You can consider betting as a business or entertainment, respectively, the approach is different. In the first case, the main thing to understand is that there is never a 100% guarantee […]

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What can a patient registry tell us about the course of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis?

Research published today in Respiratory Research presents findings from the IPF-PRO Registry, a nationwide US registry collecting data on the clinical course of Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and its impact on patients. Courtesy of Dr. Laurie Snyder Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or IPF, is a rare, debilitating lung disease that mainly affects individuals over the age of 60. […]

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Dating app users more likely exhibit unhealthy weight control behaviors

Swipe left or swipe right? With a few images and a short bio to appeal to prospective partners, dating apps have undoubtedly put a focus on users’ physical appearance. This heightened pressure on appearance prompted researchers to explore associations in dating app use and unhealthy weight control behaviors. The research is published today in the Journal of Eating […]