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Lowering the risk of mothers sepsis or death after childbirth; male contraceptive disables sperm; osteopontin's role in Alzheimer's disease

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February 28, 2023 Edition

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Lowering the risk of mothers sepsis or death after childbirth

A single oral dose of a common antibiotic may have the potential to significantly reduce maternal infections and deaths in developing countries.

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Male contraceptive disables sperm

A compound temporarily disabled mouse and human sperm. It also prevented pregnancies in mice.

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Osteopontin may play key role in Alzheimers disease

Osteopontin, a protein produced by certain immune cells, may aid the formation of the amyloid beta plaques that characterize Alzheimers disease.

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February 28, 2023 Edition

Lowering the risk of mothers sepsis or death after childbirth

Male contraceptive disables sperm

Osteopontin may play key role in Alzheimers disease

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