The A&P Professor Science & Education Updates - Issue #176

According to Rutgers University research, specialized analysis of a woman’s genome may be used to predict her likelihood of experiencing one of the most common forms of miscarriages.

Evidence suggests covid-19 infections can lower sperm counts for months, and that the virus can occasionally be found in semen and may even directly bind to sperm cells

Inosine triggers energy expenditure in brown adipose tissue.

Treatments for olfactory loss are currently scarce, but with millions of people unable to smell as a result of COVID-19, researchers are pursuing the problem with renewed vigour.

Noise pollution is more than a nuisance. It’s a health risk.

The brain encodes the structure of sentences and phrases into different neural firing patterns.

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