Get Vaccinated and Still Get COVID-19

They still don't get it.

Yes, but do they still get headaches?

Much of our present understanding of the action of prostaglandins derives from observing the effects of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). The anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, and analgesic effects resulting from inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis by aspirin, ibuprofen, and other NSAlDs indicate that these lipid-signaling molecules are critical regulators of immune responses, feve...

Get Syk and get cycling

Overenthusiastic repair of damaged blood vessels could cause a fatal blockage. Sedding et al. (page 2801) report that the normal repair-restricting function of factor VII activating protease (FSAP) is disrupted by a common mutation. People carrying the mutation might thus be more at risk of vessel narrowing. Approximately 5% of the population carries an FSAP polymorphism linked to cardiovascula...

Get Happy, Get Rich

The world’s poor, whether they live in dangerous urban slums or in the remote countryside, are often in dire need of food, clean water, and basic medications. So it might appear misguided to argue that mental health should be a primary rather than secondary concern in developing countries. But the reality is that mental health is not just a First World problem: disorders such as depression are ...

Immunization divide: who do get vaccinated in Bangladesh?

This paper examines inequalities in the use of, and access to, vaccination service in Bangladesh by analyzing national and small area-based datasets. The analysis showed that female children had a lower immunization coverage than male children--the difference persists for all antigens and widens against girls for higher doses. The immunization coverage was higher for children whose mothers were...