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Chronic Blocked Nose? New Research Links It to Changes in Brain Activity


13 APRIL 2021
Chronic rhinosinusitis, which causes a persistent blocked nose and headaches among other symptoms, affects 11 percent of people in the US – and new research has found a link between the condition and changes in brain activity.
 
The team behind the study is hoping that the link will help explain some of the other common effects of the persistent inflammation: finding it hard to focus, struggling with bouts of depression, having trouble sleeping, and dizziness.
Finding a connection between the underlying disease and the neural processing happening elsewhere could be vital in understanding the chronic condition, along with efforts to find better and more effective ways to treat it. ....

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Pandemic's science stars honoured by PM Jacinda Ardern


Covid 19 coronavirus: Pandemic s science stars honoured by PM Jacinda Ardern
13 Apr, 2021 04:30 AM
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University of Auckland-based research excellence centre Te Pūnaha Matatini has been awarded the 2020 Prime Minister s Science Prize for its Covid-19 response. Photo / Supplied
University of Auckland-based research excellence centre Te Pūnaha Matatini has been awarded the 2020 Prime Minister s Science Prize for its Covid-19 response. Photo / Supplied
A talented team of researchers who gave the Government the math it needed to keep Covid-19 at bay have taken out New Zealand s premier science award.
Efforts by University of Auckland-based Te Pūnaha Matatini – just announced as the winners of the $500,000 Prime Minister s Science Prize – have been a crucial part of New Zealand s world-lauded pandemic response. ....

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Talking smack: The heroin-using professor promoting drug use


Talking smack: The heroin-using professor promoting drug use
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By: Andrew Anthony
A US professor has accused researchers of overstating the harms of recreational drugs and admitted to regular heroin use. Have we let fearmongering dictate drug policy in New Zealand? By Andrew Anthony.
When New Zealanders
narrowly voted last November against the legalisation of cannabis, it caused at least a temporary halt in the debate on liberalising drug laws. Given the closeness of the gap (just 2.3 percentage points), the issue is not going to go away. But it s unlikely that there will be much appetite for legalising all drugs any time soon. ....

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Welcome To IANS Live - SCIENCE - Soon, a probiotic yogurt-based drug to combat Covid


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London, April 13 (IANS) A team of Israeli researchers have identified new drug candidates from probiotic Kefir yogurt that may combat pathogenic bacteria and treat various inflammatory conditions, including inflammatory bowel disease and Covid-19 infections.
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