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Computer illustration of the bullet-shaped rabies virus, a member of the Rhabdoviridae family. The virus has a protein coat or capsid (blue), which is made up of helically arranged subunits called capsomeres. Within the coat is the genetic material, which in this virus is single-stranded RNA. The rabies virus is transmitted to humans from an infected animal bite. Symptoms appear after an incubation period of 10 days to 1 year and include fever, breathing difficulties, muscle spasms, and hydrophobia.

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We use the term ‘rabid’ as a byword for madness and extremely violent behaviour. The very word rabies…

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Brain Health Tips: You call it a busy day, your brain calls it overload: Doctors share how daily habits quietly shape your brain health |

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We talk a lot about physical health, steps, workouts, and what we eat. But brain health? That usually…

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Long before detection in birds, poultry viruses build up in the air

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Researchers have found that testing air and surfaces in live poultry markets detects dangerous viruses more reliably than…

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Retired judge says he can’t explain why price of Alberta’s pain meds contract rose by $7M

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XCath Makes Medical History With the World’s First Remote Robotic Intervention in a Stroke Patient

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HOUSTON & PANAMA CITY, Panama–(BUSINESS WIRE)–XCath, a medical device company advancing neuro-endovascular surgical robotics, announced today the successful…

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Credit: ZhangKun / Getty Images Key Points Research shows that underweight adults over 80 who eat meat daily…

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In the early 20th Century, when medicine was still overwhelmingly male and European institutions largely closed their doors…

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Covid-19 six years later - by Katelyn Jetelina

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Six years ago today, I put my baby in a camping carrier, strapped her on, opened my laptop…

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Men are losing a key chromosome with age and it may be deadly

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As men grow older, some of their cells gradually lose the Y chromosome. For a long time, scientists…

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AI-powered hospital cyberattacks increasingly target healthcare workers

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Gut microbes could reprogram fat to burn energy

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Researchers have found that a very low-protein diet, paired with the right gut bacteria, can turn ordinary fat…

“It conjures horror images of wide-eyed insanity, foaming at the mouth and a prolonged excruciating death” All you need to know about rabies

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Long before detection in birds, poultry viruses build up in the air

Retired judge says he can’t explain why price of Alberta’s pain meds contract rose by $7M

XCath Makes Medical History With the World’s First Remote Robotic Intervention in a Stroke Patient

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Men are losing a key chromosome with age and it may be deadly

AI-powered hospital cyberattacks increasingly target healthcare workers

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