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Two-time javelin Olympic champion Fuchs dies at age 76

Two-time javelin Olympic champion Fuchs dies at age 76
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East germanyKarl hellmannDietmar bartschRuth fuchsLeft partyUniversity hospital in jenaParty of democratic socialismTwo time olympicUniversity hospitalDemocratic socialism

Fewer Complications With Robotic Nephrectomy in Complex Kidney Tumors

However, trial comparing robotic and open surgery was stopped early due to low enrollment

United statesComunidad autonoma de catalunaMarc oliver grimmAlberto bredaMike bassettEuropean association of urologyUniversity hospital in jenaUniversity hospitalEuropean association

Carcinogenesis: important findings on intracellular signal transmission

Transforming Growth Factor beta (TGF-β) is a signalling protein whose dysregulation can cause developmental disorders and cancer. Dr Xinlai Cheng and

Baden wübergXinlai chengMohammad golrizMukaddes altinbayRodrigoa gama brambilaArianeb mehrabiBiljana blagojevicHanna seidelJun zhouKang hanStefanie reuterYasamin dabiriShahrouz ghafooryInstitute of pharmacyGoethe university frankfurtHeidelberg university hospital

Carcinogenesis: important findings on intracellular signal transmission

Carcinogenesis: important findings on intracellular signal transmission
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Baden wübergXinlai chengMohammad golrizMukaddes altinbayRodrigoa gama brambilaWissenschaftliche ansprechpartnerArianeb mehrabiBiljana blagojevicHanna seidelJun zhouKang hanStefanie reuterYasamin dabiriShahrouz ghafooryInstitute of pharmacyGoethe university frankfurt

COVID vaccine — the unfounded tale of infertility | Science | In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW

COVID vaccine the unfounded tale of infertility It s a rumor that won t go away: COVID-19 vaccines lead to infertility in both men and women. Is there any truth to it? Or could it be possible that getting infected is worse? Science says it s a myth: So do COVID vaccines affect fertility? Claims like COVID vaccines make you infertile! have been swirling around social media for months. At first, it was only women who had to worry about their fertility after a coronavirus vaccine. And the proponents of the claim say they can explain it biologically. They say that vaccines produce antibodies that not only attack SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, but also a protein that s needed for a placenta to grow in the womb.

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