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National Institutes of Health awards $15.75M to research team led by Case Western Reserve University and Duke University to map vagus nerve—body's 'super highway' for controlling major organ functions - Vimarsana News

National Institutes of Health awards $15.75M to research team led by Case Western Reserve University and Duke University to map vagus nerve—body's 'super highway' for controlling major organ functions

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded a $15.75 million contract to researchers led by Case Western Reserve and Duke universities to accelerate dev

Switching Perspectives: A Conversation with Marie Vibbert by Arley Sorg : Clarkesworld Magazine – Science Fiction & Fantasy - Vimarsana News

Switching Perspectives: A Conversation with Marie Vibbert by Arley Sorg : Clarkesworld Magazine – Science Fiction & Fantasy

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: Switching Perspectives: A Conversation with Marie Vibbert by Arley Sorg

Saudi Arabia's Board of Grievances, US law school sign MOU in research and training - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia's Board of Grievances, US law school sign MOU in research and training

Saudi Arabia’s Board of Grievances, US law school sign MOU in research and training

Cancer screenings focus of September Chamber luncheon - Vimarsana News

Cancer screenings focus of September Chamber luncheon

CORBIN — With Baptist Health Corbin sponsoring the Southern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s September luncheon, it was the perfect opportunity to introduce one of their newest physicians.

COVID-19 & diabetes: Children who recover from the coronavirus are more likely to develop diabetes, but scientists aren't sure why - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 & diabetes: Children who recover from the coronavirus are more likely to develop diabetes, but scientists aren't sure why

New research shows that children who contract COVID-19 are more likely to develop type 1 diabetes in the months after they recover from the coronavirus. But scientists aren't sure whether the virus itself is responsible for this trend. Most of these children already may have had undiagnosed cases of diabetes, another study suggests.