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Therapies to improve recovery after a heart attack could be developed following fresh insights into how key cells are formed. Scientists have developed a system that allows them to study cells that line the walls of blood vessels, called endothelial cells. Researchers say the findings shed light on how the cells can be best grown in the lab for use […]
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When a protein named “Merlin” fails to do its job, people can develop slow-growing, life-disrupting auditory nerve tumors that can disrupt their hearing and balance. This rare condition is called neurofibromatosis 2 (NF2). Now scientists at Cincinnati Children’s have discovered much more about how Merlin does its job—by working behind the scenes through a network of more than 50 other […]
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Matte makeup will always have its time and place, but radiant, dewy, almost blindingly glowy makeup has been having a seemingly nonstop moment in the spotlight with no signs of dimming. From subtly highlighted cheekbones to full-on "glass skin," now is a very good time to gleam — but it's not always easy to achieve that elusive, perfect midpoint between […]
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