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Study investigates the potential effects of neonatal vitamin D on eczema up to adulthood - Vimarsana News

Study investigates the potential effects of neonatal vitamin D on eczema up to adulthood

Published: April 30, 2024

Australian researchers find that higher neonatal vitamin D levels are associated with lower odds of early-onset persistent eczema but an increased risk of early-onset resolving eczema in children up to age 25.

Source: news-medical.net
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Public-Private Partnership Announces Ambitious Project to Create the World's Largest Longitudinal Imaging Dataset to Assess Disease Progression - Vimarsana News

Public-Private Partnership Announces Ambitious Project to Create the World's Largest Longitudinal Imaging Dataset to Assess Disease Progression

Published: September 28, 2022

The collection of whole-body repeat imaging scans of 60,000 UK Biobank participants will provide researchers with a unique set of longitudinal measures to understand the determinants and progression of disease in mid-to-later life.

Source: itnonline.com
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