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Multiple waves of Indians migrating to South East Asia over a period of more than 1200 years and their intermingling with the locals led to the establishment of Indian culture across the region, according to a new genetic study released on Thursday. An international team has provided detailed genetic evidence of Indian ancestry in various Southeast Asian populations in
The popularization of telemedicine in response to the pandemic eliminated a racial disparity in patients returning for follow-up appointments after hospitalization, according to a study from Penn Medicine. As 2020 progressed and health care facilities were swamped with COVID-19 infections, the visit completion rates for Black patients climbed from 52% to 70%. The growth made the rates comparable to that of white patients, whose completion rates were 67% by mid-2020.
COVID-19 vaccines do not impact fertility, according to a study conducted by the American Journal of Epidemiology in January. Though the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have repeatedly reassured Americans that vaccines do not affect fertility, the misconception is among the most common in those who are vaccine hesitant.
A preliminary study recently showed an innovative technique involving fat injection procedure improved symptoms of plantar fasciitis in patients, laying the groundwork for a larger clinical trial.
A new study by JAMA Pediatrics found that although babies with in-utero exposure to COVID-19 do not show developmental deficits, those born during the pandemic have significantly lower scores on developmental screenings than babies born pre-pandemic.