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Bristol Uni, UCL to Head UK Longitudinal Population Study Hub

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Bristol study finds Covid booster gives tenfold increase in antibodies

Research shows the third booster jab significantly increases antibodies compared to the first two. ....

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Bristol Study Finds Booster Gives Tenfold Increase In Antibodies

Vulnerable people who have had a third Coronavirus vaccine, or booster, have a significant increase in antibodies and protection against the virus, according ....

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'Fat gene' carried by one in 340 makes children pile on extra 37 POUNDS by the time they reach 18

A mutation in the so-called fat gene has been discovered, which makes children pile on an extra 37 pounds (16.7kg) by the time they reach age 18.
The gene, called Melatonin 4 Receptor (MC4R), controls appetite by making a brain protein that identifies stored fat.
However, a mutation in the gene, thought to be carried by one in 340 people, can make children start piling on the pounds from a young age.
Researchers hope that its discovery could pave the way for an anti-obesity pill in the near future.
A mutation in the so-called fat gene has been discovered, which makes children pile on an extra 37 pounds (16.7kg) by the time they reach 18 (stock image) ....

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'Fat gene' carried by 1/340 people makes kids pile on extra 37 POUNDS

About 200,000 people in the UK have the mutation, according to the team, with carriers weighing an average 2st 9lbs bigger than average by age 18. What is more, most of the excess timber is fat. ....

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