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Zhejiang University gets honoured at 18th Chinese Young Women in Science Awards

On April 22, the 18th edition of the Chinese Young Women in Science Awards unfolded in Beijing. Prof. XU Wenyuan at the College of Electrical Engineering won the Chinese Young Women in Science Award, the team led by Prof. HU Xinyang, vice president o
United States American College Of Cardiology College Of Electrical Engineering Department Of Polymer Science China Association For Science American Heart Association

Why almonds and walnuts are safest nuts for diabetics: Just a serving is enough

Due to their high protein and fibre content, nuts like almonds and walnuts have a low glycemic index. So they donโ€™t cause sharp spikes in blood glucose and may slow down its release when taken with carbohydrate-rich meals. They provide satiety and tame hunger pangs, says Dr Ambrish Mithal, Chairman of Endocrinology and Diabetes, Max Healthcare
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Could SARS-COV2 accelerate biological age ?

Original article published on august 30th 2021 in french.ย  Do you know the word "senescence"? In biology, senescence is the physiological process that leads to the degradation of the cell's functions over time. In other words, senescence, from the Latin senex "old age", is the aging of organisms. From all times, scientists have sought to delay aging in an attempt to respect the Chinese proverb taken up by Malraux
Anne Typhaine Bouthors Jean Claude Perez Xavier Azalbert Luc Montagnier Cliniques Universitaires Saint Luc Michel Brack

UK's Daugherty honored for transformative work with American Heart Association journal

In addition to his many roles at the University of Kentucky, Alan Daugherty, Ph.D., D. Sc., has also spent decades working with the American Heart Association. For the past 10 years, he's served as editor-in-chief of the journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology, and will be honored for his achievements.
United States Alan Daugherty George Lyman Duff Department Of Physiology Saha Aortic Center American Heart Association
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