Anorexia treatment | Urination urge | HIV life cycle

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October 27, 2020 Edition

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Female patient in a hospital bed talking to a doctor

Higher calorie treatment for people hospitalized with anorexia

People hospitalized for anorexia improved more quickly when fed higher calories than normally used in treatment.

How your body senses the urge to urinate

Researchers discovered that a protein called PIEZO2 may be responsible for the powerful urge to urinate that we normally feel many times throughout the day.

Study sheds light on key steps in the HIV life cycle

Researchers were able to uncover key steps in HIV replication by reconstituting and watching these events unfold outside the cell.

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