COVID-19 may Harm Fat Cells, Causing Hyperglycemia, and Worsening Disease
According to a new study from Weill Cornell Medicine and New York-Presbyterian, COVID-19 may increase the risk of severe disease and mortality in many people…
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Bacteria Increases the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer, according to New Research
Bacteria from the gastrointestinal tract appear to have the ability to harm pancreatic cells, raising the risk of malignant tumors. Bacteria are single-celled organisms with…
The Widely Used Race-Based Formula for Defining Lung Disease is being Called into Question in a New Study
According to new findings from a long-term epidemiologic study, one of medicine’s oldest racially-based diagnostic formulas is no better than a race-neutral equation, implying that…
Supplementing with Folic Acid may Help the Elderly Cope with Heat Waves
According to Penn State researchers, supplemental folic acid can promote blood valve dilatation in older persons, suggesting that folic acid supplements could be a low-cost…
Deep Neural Networks are Being Used to Integrate Medical Imaging with Cancer Biology
Despite our incredible advancements in science and healthcare, we have yet to find a treatment for cancer. On the plus side, we’ve made significant progress…
Adaptive Therapy
Adaptive therapy is an evolution-based therapeutic method that uses minimal effective drug doses or periodic drug holidays to preserve tumor volume. Recent research has found…
First Recovery of Ancient Human DNA from Evolutionary Hotspot in Indonesia
Human DNA dating back over 7,000 years has been discovered on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, marking the first time this has been done in…
Researchers Create an Artificial Intelligence Program that can Help with Sleep Disorder Diagnosis and Treatment
Thousands of Danes suffer from a variety of sleep problems, including insomnia, sleep apnea, and narcolepsy. Furthermore, it is believed that up to 200,000 Danes…
The Microscopy Method Produces Finer Images of Deeper Tissue in a Shorter Amount of Time
Researchers frequently employ two-photon microscopy to generate high-resolution, 3D images of tissues like the brain, which requires directing a high-intensity laser onto the material to…
Researchers Develop a Technique to Visualize and Control the Neural Activities that Underlie Behavior
Researchers at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) have developed a novel molecular switch that can turn neurons on or off. The scientists used the…
Listening to Music Daily Improves Language Recovery in Stroke Patients
When compared to those who listened to audiobooks, stroke survivors who listened to vocal music exhibited better recovery of structural connectivity of language networks in…
Hearing Loss Affects 21% of Infants who Survive Cardiac Surgery
When compared to peers without heart abnormalities, children who survive cardiac surgery as babies have a 20-fold increased chance of hearing loss. The goal of…
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