Scientists Discover Mechanism That Helps Prostate Cancer Become Resistant to Treatment
Many prostate tumors depend on androgen receptor activity in their early stages...
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Scientists Create Detailed Genetic Map of Tuberculosis Bacterium That Could Help Develop New Antibiotics
The authors believe the map could help systematize the search for new antibiotic targets and more effective treatment regimens, reducing the need to test numerous combinations through trial and error...
Scientists Find Way to Provide Long-Term Relief from a Hormonal Cause of High Blood Pressure in Some Patients
The treatment was designed to suppress excessive production of aldosterone, a hormone that causes the kidneys to retain sodium and thereby contributes to elevated blood pressure...
Neuron: The Brain May Fail to Consolidate Memories During Sleep Even When Sleep Appears Normal
In one experiment, mice were allowed to explore two identical objects and were then returned to their home cages for five hours...
Scientists Evaluate Methods for Detecting Rare DNA Mutations Linked to Aging and Cancer
Genetic differences between the cells and tissues of the same individual are known as somatic mosaicism...
Why Mood Worsens in Autumn and Winter and When to Seek Medical Advice
Seasonal affective disorder is treatable. One of the main approaches is light therapy using a special lamp with an intensity of 10,000 lux...
Nature: Genetic Differences in Gut Bacteria Linked to Age and Human Health Indicators
The analysis identified 940 independent associations between bacterial genetic variants and human characteristics...
European Journal of Nutrition: Breast Milk Composition May Be Linked to Early Nervous System Development
The researchers measured levels of odd- and branched-chain fatty acids (OBCFAs) in breast milk samples collected 42 days and eight months after childbirth...
Scientists Identify Mechanism That Prevents the Immune System from Fighting Blood Disorders
Blocking this signal helped strengthen the immune response in laboratory experiments and showed promising results in an experimental disease model...
More Than 80 Organizations Urge WHO to Reconsider Nitrate Limits in Drinking Water
The letter's authors emphasize that many countries rely on WHO recommendations when developing their own drinking-water quality standards...
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