Extreme Temperatures May Raise the Risk of Hospitalization for Heart Failure
Interestingly, the researchers found no statistically significant association between exposure to defined heat waves and heart failure hospitalization...
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SciSign: Cancer-Associated Protein BRAF Identified as a Potential Driver of Chronic Pain
The study found that after a nerve is injured, BRAF moves from peripheral nerve cells toward their endings in the spinal cord.․․
NanoH: Scientists Develop a 15-Minute Blood Test to Monitor Circadian Rhythms
The researchers developed a system to measure melatonin, a hormone whose concentration changes throughout the day and serves as one of the key markers of circadian rhythms.․․
Japan Becomes First Country in the World to Launch Viral Therapy for Esophageal Cancer
The therapy uses an adenovirus, a type of virus that can cause respiratory infections such as the common cold...
Scientific Reports: Sunlight Exposure Linked to Lower Blood Glucose Levels and Reduced Risk of Diabetes
Long-term exposure was assessed based on participants’ reported frequency of using tanning beds...
Scientists Identify a Compound in Tomatoes That May Protect the Liver From Fatty Liver Disease
Phytoene is a colorless compound and a precursor to lycopene, the pigment responsible for the red color of ripe tomatoes...
U.S. FDA Approves First Wearable Sensor Capable of Detecting a Dangerous Diabetes Complication Early
he data are transmitted to a smartphone, where an app displays current readings and tracks changes over time...
NEJM: Signs of Atherosclerosis Found in One in 13 Apparently Healthy Young Adults
According to Ibáñez, atherosclerosis screening could eventually be performed using portable ultrasound devices...
Immunity: COVID-19 May Trigger a Mechanism Similar to the Development of Autoimmune Diseases
The researchers identified a specific type of B cell known as an atypical memory B cell as a key precursor of autoantibody-producing cells...
Scientists Identify Diet That Reduces Liver Fat and Prediabetes Risk More Effectively Than Others
The diets were designed so that all participants would lose approximately 10% of their initial body weight...
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