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Influenza vaccination, incident atrial fibrillation, and cardiovascular outcomes

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By Faculté de Médecine, Gregory Y. H, Liverpool John Moores
| The European Heart Journal Podcast
Influenza infection triggers cardiovascular events, and vaccination confers cardiovascular benefit in high-risk populations. Its role in preventing incident atrial fibrillation (AF) and cardiovascular outcomes in clinical practice remains uncertain. These associations were evaluated using a real-world target-trial emulation framework.
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Online training offer by the Biochemical Society

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By Gavin P. McStay, Liverpool John Moores
| FEBS Network
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Black Hole Shredded a Massive Star in the Most Powerful Stellar Explosion Ever Seen

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By Liverpool John Moores
| SciTechDaily
Astronomers have observed an extraordinarily powerful cosmic event that they believe was triggered when a black hole tore apart a massive companion star, releasing far more energy than a typical supernova. Credit: SciTechDaily.com A black hole shredded a massive star in a record-breaking explosion, but what astronomers discovered afterward may be even more remarkable.
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