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"In most cases, the sensitivity to pain of people with autism is actually higher than that of most of the population, while at the same time they are unsuccessful at effectively suppressing painful stimuli."

Dr. Alroy-Preis shared with the committee that the FDA is expected to approve the coronavirus vaccines for children.

894 mothers and fathers above the age of 18 participated.

PM Frederiksen told reporters in Copenhagen on Tuesday that partnering on a vaccine plant with Israel “isn’t an unrealistic scenario.”

Strong response detected regardless of duration between infection and vaccination; multi-ethnic groups exhibit similar responses.

According to the Health Ministry, 63 out of 428,000 people (0.014%) contracted the Corona after a week had passed since they were vaccinated with the second dose.

Hadassah Medical Moscow announced earlier that it was in talks with a number of companies on the supply of foreign COVID-19 vaccines to Russia.

We've never done this before. The Pfizer coronavirus vaccine is the first test of this ingenious technology.

"The connections between us in groups or networks enable the propagation of misleading evidence as well as true beliefs," Horton explained

In the final phase, the vaccine will be tested on some 30,000 volunteers.

As expected, US-traded shares of AstraZeneca fell in the extended session Tuesday following the report that the drug maker halted its Covid-19 vaccine study.

In Russia, favipiravir was approved for the treatment of COVID-19 in hospital settings on May 29, after an ongoing open-label randomized clinical trial with 60 subjects.

A special device uses a technique called “warm perfusion” to circulate the blood, oxygen and electrolytes through the donated heart.

Tel Aviv University researchers say injection of synthetic DNA material found to activate brain's immune cells and kill invading tumor cells.

"We believe that our platform may also be suitable for other types of cancer and that our work is a solid foundation for the development of other cancer nano-vaccines."

The study identified genes that safeguard against the viral infection as well as resuscitate infected cells, according to the researchers.

"Our findings may serve as a basis for the development of drugs for a range of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases."

"A lack of tools to specifically isolate leukemic stem cells has precluded the comprehensive study and specific targeting of these stem cells until now."

"Our take-home message to all the parents out there is that vaccines work. . . We saw community-acquired bacteremia, pneumonia, and focal infections all decrease."

The approach calls for filming live cancer cells with microscopic cameras and using artificial intelligence to analyze the video sequence.

Celiac disease (CD) is a chronic condition characterized by inflammation and atrophy of the small intestine. It affects roughly 1 in 100 people.

Tel Aviv University researchers say eosinophil immune cells are capable of killing colon cancer cells.

The discovery shows promise for lung cancer and skin cancer (melanoma).

The study suggests that targeting these cells with new therapies could be an effective way of treating the disease.

"What makes Vitrakvi unique is that it works regardless of where the cancer came from as long as it has the specific mutation.”

"We can harness this information to provide better medical care to women in the initial stage of pregnancies and improve their chances of maintaining healthy pregnancies."

Researchers say the groundbreaking method may prove useful in treating myriad malignancies, inflammatory diseases and rare genetic disorders.

The medical research tower will be built on the medical campus of Rambam Hospital and is aimed at advancing the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease.

A popular food supplement used for memory, cognitive issues and ADHD may also prove useful in treating Familial Dysautonomia.

Weizmann Institute scientists will work with Pfizer to research solutions for unmet medical needs.