From Cancer to Alzheimer's Disease: Scientists Call for a Major International Human Microbiome Research Initiative
However, many of the associations identified so far do not prove that microbiome changes directly cause disease...
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How Ultra-Processed Foods Affect Children's Brains: Study Links Brain Activity to Weight Gain
The results showed that children who consumed more ultra-processed foods had greater activation in the dorsal striatum, a brain region involved in reward processing and motivation...
Scientists Create Immune Cell Atlas That Could Help Assess Cancer Risk and Premature Death
The SCAHN atlas combines data on approximately one million neutrophils from 43 datasets comprising 781 samples...
New mRNA Vaccine Reduces Risk of Melanoma Recurrence After Surgery by 42%
Overall, the combination therapy was well tolerated. Adding the vaccine did not increase the frequency of pembrolizumab-related side effects...
Mice Help Scientists Uncover the Cause of a Rare Disease
The patient had elevated blood levels of the acylcarnitine C5OH, a marker that can indicate biotin (vitamin B7) deficiency...
Scientists Use ChatGPT-Like Technology to Assess Stroke Risk From Human DNA
Previous research suggests that genetic factors account for approximately 38% of an individual’s stroke risk...
Nubar Afeyan’s Company Tests Skin Cancer Vaccine: Risk of Recurrence Falls by 42%
The vaccine is personalized for each patient based on the genetic mutations found in their tumor. It is designed to train the immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells...
bioRxiv: Cholesterol May Interfere with the Brain’s Ability to Clear Toxic Proteins
The team compared healthy genetically modified mice with animals engineered to model Alzheimer’s disease using five mutations...
PLOS One: A Short Strength-Training Routine Improved Balance and Strength in Adults Over 65
After 12 weeks, the benefits were noticeable. In the 30-second chair-stand test, participants completed an average of 4.2 more repetitions...
A Simple 15-Minute Procedure Helped Patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Avoid Surgery
The trial involved 63 patients with persistent symptoms who were randomly divided into three equal groups...
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