Annals of Behavioral Medicine: One Partner’s Poor Sleep May Worsen the Other Partner’s Diet
However, a similar association was observed in their partners — even when the partners themselves slept well...
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Protein “Guide”: Scientists Reveal Mechanism Behind Tooth Enamel Formation
Until now, scientists have not fully understood the molecular mechanism that helps these cells orient themselves correctly and organize the tissue they produce...
Nutrition & Diabetes: Eight-Hour Eating Window Linked to Greater Weight Loss With Intermittent Fasting
The researchers studied time-restricted eating (TRE), a form of intermittent fasting in which a person eats only within a specific daily time window...
Cataract Surgery in Europe Has Become Safer: Complications Occur in Less Than 1% of Cases
Since EUREQUO was established in 2007, the registry has accumulated data on nearly 5 million cataract surgeries...
Why Do Some People Develop PTSD After a Brain Injury While Others Do Not? Scientists May Have Found a Possible Reason
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, and the San Diego Veterans Affairs Healthcare System have identified an antibody that may be associated with resilience to some of the consequences of brain injury...
NEJM: Atherosclerotic Plaques May Appear in the Arteries as Early as Age 18
Signs of atherosclerosis were detected in more than half of the participants in at least one of the areas examined...
EHJ: Scientists Find That Sleeping in Complete Darkness May Benefit Heart Health
These changes may be linked to so-called cardiac remodeling — structural changes in the heart that accompany the development of cardiovascular disease...
Daily Mail: Rare IRF8 Immunodeficiency May Increase Susceptibility to Cancer
IRF8 encodes a transcription factor involved in regulating the function of cells of both the innate and adaptive immune systems, including monocytes, macrophages, and dendritic cells...
PNAS: British Scientists Map Visual Brain Areas in Deaf People for the First Time
The sample sizes were too small for firm statistical conclusions, but the trend suggests that visual-language experience may strengthen the effect...
AJMS: Red Lunulae May Signal Several Diseases
The lunula forms at the base of the nail, where new keratin cells are produced...
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