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Changes in B Cell Responses to Coronaviruses in Kids, Adults
Memory B cells that bind to SARS-CoV-2 and cross-react with other coronaviruses were identified in kids even before the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more ...
Big bank helps customers collect half-a-billion dollars
CBA is applying behavioural economics to help customers claim benefits they would not likely have claimed otherwise Read more ...
Task Force Reviewing Race Modifier in eGFR Issues Interim Report
Task force of the National Kidney Foundation and American Society of Nephrology formed to reassess the race coefficient for calculating eGFR releases progress report, promises... Read more ...
Covid-19: US agencies call for pause in Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Federal agencies act out of an "abundance of caution" after extremely rare cases of blood clotting. Read more ...
Covid-19 Linked With 6 Unhealthy Eating Behaviors
Increase in eating disorders was seen during the pandemic. Eating disorder preventive interventions and treatments should be made easily accessible, affordable and widely... Read more ...
COVID-19 Raised Mental Health Issues Within Families
The study by Penn State researchers found that in the first months of the pandemic, parents reported that their children were experiencing higher levels of depression and... Read more ...
Balance of power shifts as tenants prepare to negotiate cheaper rents
Many property investors holding apartments in inner-city Melbourne and Sydney are being forced to slash rents, with some are asking up to 25 per cent less than a decade ago. Read more ...
Time for action to curb high-interest credit cards
Fresh regulatory ideas are needed to curb high-interest credit cards that tend to hurt the people who can least afford it. Read more ...
Why not try tax deductibility of interest for first home buyers?
It would help many young people struggling with rising housing affordability to get a foot on the property ladder. Read more ...
CDC and FDA Call for Pause on Johnson & Johnson Vaccine After Blood Clotting...
The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control will stop using the vaccine at federal sites and urge states to do so as well while they examine the safety... Read more ...