LRH Americas: Diet and Exercise Program Achieves Diabetes Remission in 54% of Patients
During the first 12 weeks, the program involved a diet providing 800–900 kilocalories per day, along with structured aerobic and strength-training sessions...
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Nature: 1,260 Genetic Variants Have the Greatest Influence on Human Personality
The researchers identified 1,260 specific DNA variants that were statistically associated with personality traits...
Nature Cell Biology: METTL13 Enzyme Helps Cancer Tumors Grow
The researchers found that it adds a chemical tag to one of the proteins involved in producing other proteins inside cells...
New Blood Purification Technology Could Improve Treatment of Severe Poisoning
Nevertheless, the available evidence remains limited...
48 New Genetic Regions Linked to Alzheimer's Disease Risk Identified
The findings confirmed the important role of microglia, the brain's immune cells, which remove damaged cellular structures and potentially harmful substances...
How Does the Herpes Virus Spread Between Skin Cells?
For the experiment, the researchers used three-dimensional human skin organoids containing hair follicles and nerve-like cells...
Scientists Test Ultrasound to Treat Hallucinations in People with Schizophrenia
Preliminary observations have already shown promising results: participants reported that the voices became quieter or temporarily disappeared after repeated procedures...
Ebola Death Toll in Congo Exceeds 5,000
The most severe situation has developed in eastern Congo, particularly in the provinces of Ituri and North Kivu...
Journal of Dermatology: Psoriasis Linked to Increased Risk of Cataracts and Eye Surgery
At the same time, the use of systemic medications, including biologic agents, Janus kinase inhibitors and conventional synthetic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs, was associated with a lower likelihood of developing cataracts...
Scientists Develop 10-Biomarker Blood Test to Assess Health and Predict Aging
Based on these data, the team identified biochemical markers associated with an increased risk of death and then simplified the scoring system for clinical use...
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