Moderna BA.4/BA.5 Targeting Bivalent Booster Met Primary Endpoint When Compared to Booster Dose
November 18th 2022Both of Moderna's bivalent boosters showed neutralizing activity against BQ.1.1, an increasingly dominant emerging variant, confirming that updated vaccines have the potential to offer protection as the virus continues to evolve.
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Study Suggests Eating Habits Barely Change After Diabetes Diagnosis
December 13th 2021The investigators analyzed an existing data set from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Fetal Growth Studies, which included surveys on diet and exercise from a diverse patient population at 12 hospital centers across the United States.
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Study Finds Link Between Sleep, Test Anxiety
May 6th 2021The research sheds light on the biopsychological process that can lead to poor grades, withdrawal from classes, and even students who drop out, whereas 40% of freshman do not return to their university for a second year in the United States.
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Pharmacists Are Moderately Satisfied with Compensation, Job Satisfaction, Survey Shows (Part 1)
December 31st 2020When asked to rate their satisfaction with their current annual total compensation on a scale of 1 to 7 (with 1 being “not at all” and 7 being “extremely”), the average response among the 299 respondents to that question was 4.82.
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HIV Prevention Advocates Applaud New California Law
October 9th 2019California has passed SB 159, becoming the first state allowing pharmacists to dispense HIV prevention pills to patients without a doctor’s prescription. Supporters say the legislation will greatly reduce the spread of infection.1
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