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Research Findings Could Aid in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Brain Disorders and Cancer

Research Findings Could Aid in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Brain Disorders and Cancer

An uncovered protein’s pathway, according to researchers at Queen’s University Belfast, may enable early detection and focused therapy for a number of malignancies and brain…
According to a Study, Omicron BQ and XBB Subvariants Pose a Significant Hazard to Booster and Knockout Antibody Therapy

According to a Study, Omicron BQ and XBB Subvariants Pose a Significant Hazard to Booster and Knockout Antibody Therapy

According to a new study, the omicron subvariants that have recently gained dominance pose a severe danger to the efficacy of the new boosters, render…
A Novel Group of Moderate Effect Inherited Genes is Found in a New SPARK Study, and it Links These Genes to Other Behavioral Conditions

A Novel Group of Moderate Effect Inherited Genes is Found in a New SPARK Study, and it Links These Genes to Other Behavioral Conditions

Researchers used information from the SPARK (Simons Powering Autism Research) research cohort, which was established to advance our understanding of the complex genetics of autism…
Quantification of Individual Tiny Extracellular Vesicles with Super-Resolution

Quantification of Individual Tiny Extracellular Vesicles with Super-Resolution

Tumorigenesis and cancer development are well acknowledged to be multistep processes. A complicated combination of imaging and invasive tissue biopsies forms the basis of the…
In Europe, Insufficient Folic Acid Enrichment Causes Mortality among Fetuses

In Europe, Insufficient Folic Acid Enrichment Causes Mortality among Fetuses

According to a recent worldwide study, spina bifida and other severe central nervous system disorders impact 5,000 fetuses each year in Europe. 70% of these…
Preeclampsia’s Elevated Leptin Levels Trigger a Cardiovascular Cascade that Puts Both the Mother and the Unborn Child at Risk

Preeclampsia’s Elevated Leptin Levels Trigger a Cardiovascular Cascade that Puts Both the Mother and the Unborn Child at Risk

Critical supply chain issues with nutrition and oxygen can cause premature delivery or even death before a baby is ever born, raising the risk of…
COVID Forecasting Method Shows It Can Reliable Guide US Cities Through Pandemic Threats Using Hospital and Cell-phone Data

COVID Forecasting Method Shows It Can Reliable Guide US Cities Through Pandemic Threats Using Hospital and Cell-phone Data

According to a recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have accurately…
Understanding the Complex Biology of Some Psychiatric Disorders Using a Stem Cell Model

Understanding the Complex Biology of Some Psychiatric Disorders Using a Stem Cell Model

In order to map illness risk variations in human neurons, researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai used an unique stem cell…
Everyone Benefits When Vaccination Efforts are Disproportionately Concentrated on the Populations Who are Least Fortunate

Everyone Benefits When Vaccination Efforts are Disproportionately Concentrated on the Populations Who are Least Fortunate

In order to maximize the health benefits for everyone, a new study highlights the necessity to increase vaccination campaign funds for disadvantaged, vulnerable populations. In…
A Rapid Test Kit to Assess Immunity to COVID-19 and its Variants

A Rapid Test Kit to Assess Immunity to COVID-19 and its Variants

A quick test kit that determines whether a person is immune to COVID-19 and its variants based on the antibodies found in a blood sample…
Treatment of Ischemic Stroke is More Effective and Less Expensive After Switching to a Newer Clot-Busting Medication

Treatment of Ischemic Stroke is More Effective and Less Expensive After Switching to a Newer Clot-Busting Medication

According to a recent study that was just published in the journal Stroke of the American Stroke Association, tenecteplase, a newer generation clot-busting medication, outperforms…
Spread of Prion-Based Disease is Driven by Protein Aggregate Size, Not By Protein Abundance

Spread of Prion-Based Disease is Driven by Protein Aggregate Size, Not By Protein Abundance

Although the devastating and incurable Mad Cow disease and its human counterpart Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease have been absent from the news for years, scientists have not…
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