Bone glue tested in a human for the first time: Material gradually replaced by new tissue
Scientists spent years developing a formulation that could reliably hold bone fragments together...
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After 30 Years of Research, First Drug Developed for Rare Progressive Brain Disease
The drug, Zanvastro, is the first and currently the only treatment capable of modifying the course of the disease, whereas previously treatment was limited to managing its symptoms...
Stopping GLP-1 drugs may quickly reduce their heart-protective benefits
In addition to helping with blood sugar control and weight loss, these medications have been shown to provide cardiovascular benefits...
BMJ: Brisk Walking and Jogging Most Effective for Strengthening Bones
They also assessed the amount of physical activity associated with changes in bone mineral density, one of the key indicators of bone strength...
Springer Nature: Scientists show that boys and girls perceive the world differently from the first hours of life
At the same time, the scientists caution against drawing overly simplistic conclusions...
F&F: Green oat extract may protect eyes from dryness caused by sleep deprivation
The former produce tears, while the latter secrete lipids that prevent tears from evaporating too quickly...
Scientists Develop a New Way to Turn Stem Cells into Heart Cells
Russian specialists have proposed a more accessible alternative: the use of mesenchymal stem cells, which normally develop into bone, cartilage, or fat tissue...
Who Should Receive a Transplant Organ? AI Responses Differ from Doctors’ Opinions
Human decisions took several parameters into account and were more strongly influenced by context, whereas LLM decisions were often based on a single characteristic...
PoPS: Scientists Uncover a Brain Development Mechanism That Changes How We View Aging
In youth, the hippocampus is responsible for learning new information...
JCI: Loss of the Y Chromosome in Men May Be an Early Sign of Cancer
Men typically have one X chromosome and one Y chromosome in their cells...
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