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Reuters
Three babies have been born in the United States with birth defects linked to likely Zika virus infections in the mothers during pregnancy, along with three cases of lost pregnancies linked to Zika, federal health officials said.
The six cases reported as of June 9 were included in a new U.S. Zika pregnancy registry created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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DARK Daily
It's the toughest labor market in decades for skilled clinical laboratory and pathology professionals. In cities across America, lab managers struggle, not only to recruit and fill open positions, but also to retain their most-skilled staff members who are getting first-rate offers from competing labs.
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San Francisco VA Health Care System via Medical Xpress
A new study conducted by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center observes that pharmacological enhancement of the immune systems of HIV patients could help eliminate infected cells, providing an important step in the ongoing quest to find a lasting HIV cure. The study, titled "Stimulating the RIG-I Pathway to Kill Cells in the Latent HIV Reservoir Following Viral Reactivation," addresses the persistence of latent HIV reservoirs in patients who are on anti-retroviral therapy.
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HealthDay News
An experimental antibiotic has shown promise against a dangerous drug-resistant bacteria in animals, researchers report.
A combination of the new antibiotic TXA709 and the antibiotic cefdinir successfully treated animals infected with the so-called "superbug" MRSA — methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus.
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Georgia Institute of Technology News Office via Lab Manager
A tiny mirror could make a huge difference for scientists trying to understand what's happening in the micron-scale structures of living cells.
By growing cells on the mirrors and imaging them using super-resolution microscopy, a group of scientists from universities in the United States, China and Australia have addressed a problem that has long challenged scientists: seeing the structures of 3-D cells with comparable resolution in each dimension.
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Medical News Today
Researchers from Baylor College of Medicine recently investigated the role of maternal diet and gut bacteria on the social traits of mice. Their findings will no doubt spark research into the possibility of probiotic interventions into a number of neurological disorders.
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Massachusetts General Hospital via ScienceDaily
A new procedure may revolutionize the culturing of adult stem cells. The approach has successfully generated and expanded airway stem cells from the sorts of samples collected during routine treatment of lung disorders and may be applicable to several other tissue types, including skin and the linings of the gastrointestinal and reproductive tracts.
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DOE/Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility via ScienceDaily
Adding a new device to an existing breast molecular imaging system allows the system to get six times better contrast of cancer lesions in the breast, providing the same or better image quality while also potentially reducing the radiation dose to the patient by half. The device may also allow for 3-D molecular breast images at higher resolution than current 2-D scans in a format that may be used alongside 3-D digital mammography.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine via News-Medical.Net
Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers report they have developed an experimental laboratory test that accurately clocks the "speed" of human brain tumor cell movement along a small glass "track." The assay, so far tested on the cells of 14 glioblastoma patients, has the potential, they say, to predict how quickly and aggressively a given cancer might lethally spread.
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology via ScienceDaily
Zinc oxide nanoparticles may help destroy difficult-to-treat triple-negative breast cancer tumors.
Breast tumors that are so-called triple-negative are largely resistant to existing cancer drugs, giving patients an especially poor prognosis.
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