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Big jackpots spur record year for Arizona Lottery

Big jackpots spur record year for Arizona Lottery

The two largest jackpots in Powerball history, including one split by a Fountain Hills man, contributed to a …

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Arizonans more likely to choose pawnshops when it comes to getting cash

Arizonans more likely to choose pawnshops when it comes to getting cash

WASHINGTON - Arizonans were much more likely than the rest of the nation to turn to a pawnshop to get cash, a…

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Arizona falls to 47th place among states in national ranking of child well-being

Arizona falls to 47th place among states in national ranking of child well-being

WASHINGTON - Arizona slipped from 46th to 47th place among states in 2011 for the well-being of its children …

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Avondale mayor joins others urging Congress to restore block grant funds

Avondale mayor joins others urging Congress to restore block grant funds

WASHINGTON – Avondale Mayor Marie Lopez Rogers was in Washington on Wednesday urging Congress to reverse “unc…

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Arizona lawmakers learn firsthand of social media's power to drive news

Arizona lawmakers learn firsthand of social media's power to drive news

Experts say the incidents are reminders that people, particularly people in public life, need to be careful a…

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Almost one-third in Arizona aren’t linked to Internet

Almost one-third in Arizona aren’t linked to Internet

WASHINGTON -- Platforms for jobs, government and other services are increasingly moving online, but 30 percen…

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Maternal obesity programs offspring metabolic dysfunction via small extracellular vesicle-mediated epigenetic remodeling

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By Huichen Song, Dameng Li, Lina Ma, Jin Wang, Nina Zhang, Ke Zen, Xi Chen, Qipeng Zhang, Xiaohong Jiang, Jing Li, Zhijuan Ge, Yujing Zhang, Chen-Yu Zhang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Maternal obesity is linked to heightened metabolic disease risk in offspring, but the mediators of this intergenerational effect remain unclear. Using a diet-induced obesity (DIO) mouse model, we showed that maternal circulating small extracellular vesicles (sEVs) crossed the placenta and delivered obesity-associated miRNAs to the fetal liver, with lasting consequences for insulin sensitivity in male offspring.
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Effectiveness of mental health first aid training for nursing students in northwestern China: a quasi-experimental study

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By Shadiyemu Tuerxun, Xi Chen, Mingzhe Wu, Haijing Ma, Yujia Chen, Ping Song, Yunxia Li, Yim-wah Mak
| Frontiers in Medicine
Abstract Background: Mental health first aid (MHFA) is an internationally recognized training program that equips participants with skills to recognize and respond to individuals experiencing mental health problems. However, evidence on the effectiveness of MHFA training among nursing students in mainland China remains limited.
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Cost-effectiveness analysis of eltrombopag, hetrombopag and romiplostim for second-line treatment of primary immune thrombocytopenia in China

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By Xi Chen, Yadi Liu, Jianping Zhang, Rong Xu, Cheng Guo
| Frontiers in Medicine
Abstract Background: Primary immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) is a chronic autoimmune bleeding disorder requiring long-term second-line treatment in patients refractory to corticosteroids and immunoglobulins. In China, eltrombopag, hetrombopag, and romiplostim are all available after national reimbursement negotiations, but comparative economic evidence to inform optimal therapeutic selection remains limited.
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