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Outsmarting antibiotic resistance
Michigan State University researchers are working to identify new antibiotics and treatment methods to combat life-threatening bacterial infections. "[Universities] tend to be able…
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The fat around your arteries may actually keep them healthy
Stephanie Watts, professor of MSU Pharmacology & Toxicology in the College of Osteopathic Medicine, investigates how perivascular adipose tissue helps arteries “stress relax”.
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Loss of bladder control in children could be due to stress
College of Osteopathic Medicine assistant professor Nathan Tykocki receives $1.2 million NIH grant to investigate further.
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Scientists scrutinize new coronavirus genome for answers
As of today (January 23), 18 people have died from a newly identified coronavirus, and more than 630 have been infected. According to Peter Gulick, an infectious disease specialist…
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FDA warns Purell to stop claiming hand sanitizers help kill the flu, Ebola and MRSA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration fired off a warning letter to the parent company of Purell, Gojo Industries, over the hand sanitizers’ health claims — mainly, that using…
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Could common antihistamines become antidote to deadly chemical agent?
In March 2019, the FBI entered an Oklahoma City apartment and found massive amounts of dangerous chemicals. Among the chemicals was Phosgene oxime, or CX, one of the deadliest…
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