Month: March 2021

The new approach reveals how flexible armor was used in antiquity—and how “barbarians” innovated without the Romans.

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The TV star takes the gym with him wherever he goes.

A new study suggests young adults are largely saying no to casual sex, and less drinking and more video games are two reasons why.

The nasopharyngeal swab — aka the Brain Tickler — is considered the gold standard for COVID tests. The problem is no two noses are exactly a like and different people will have different reactions.

Isaiah Livers of Michigan, Geo Baker of Rutgers and Jordan Bohannon of Iowa were among the college basketball players pushing for NCAA reforms on social media Wednesday, the day before the tournament tips off.

People with nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy don’t gain visual acuity from aflibercept injections, although their risk for complications is reduced. Medscape Medical News

Switched genetic tests lead to lawsuit; medical center is blamed for triple amputee’s injuries; protecting healthcare workers from COVID-related lawsuits. Medscape Business of Medicine

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UConn will be making its 13th consecutive appearance in the Final Four of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, while Arizona is in it for the first time in program history…