UVA Health researcher helps lay out framework for use of AI in healthcare
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A UVA Health emergency medicine doctor and a colleague at Clemson felt the need to spell out a framework for how hospitals integrate AI into their work.
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Rareness bias diffusion: Virginia Tech research explains our social media fix
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How does social media drag us down so many rabbit holes? Virginia Tech researchers Alice Jang and Viswanath Venkatesh have coined a new term, “rareness bias diffusion.”
Red light therapy: What the research says and why more people are using it at home
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Over the past decade, red light therapy has moved steadily from clinical settings into mainstream wellness. The technology is now widely available for home use, and the science behind it is more accessible than ever.
UVA researchers trying to wean rural young’uns off the Mountain Dew
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My mother, rest her soul, inserted a mental image of mountain mommas in West Virginia putting Mountain Dew in their babies’ bottles years ago.
Virginia Tech researchers have found a new job for your dog: Sniffing out spotted lanternfly
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A Virginia Tech study is showing us that you can actually train your dog to be able to identify spotted lanternfly egg masses.
Is DoMyEssay the top choice for custom essays and research papers?
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Deciding if DoMyEssay is great for custom papers is easier with the right facts. We explain what makes the platform different and worth your money.
Hexarelin: Theoretical research properties of a synthetic growth hormone-releasing peptide
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Hexarelin is a synthetic hexapeptide that emerged from late-20th-century efforts to design growth hormone–releasing peptides (GHRPs).
Decapeptide-12: The evolving landscape of pigmentation and cellular signaling research
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Within the expanding domain of short-chain bioactive peptides, Decapeptide-12 has emerged as a particularly intriguing molecular construct.
UVA School of Medicine researchers telling us more about near-death experiences
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As many as 10 percent of us have had what we think is a near-death experience, which, doing the math, that’s a lot – roughly 36 million in the U.S. alone.
UVA researchers sound the alarm on serious medical issues linked to kratom use
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There has been an alarming increase in hospitalizations related to the use of kratom, according to a UVA Health analysis.
