Pomegranate compound may improve heart function by up to 80% in study
HFpEF accounts for around half of all heart failure cases and can cause breathlessness, fatigue, reduced exercise capacity and a poorer quality of life.․․
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More than 1,500 cases of West Nile virus infection recorded in Europe
As of September 23, Italy had reported the highest number of cases, accounting for approximately 696 of the total 1,569 cases...
İHA: Turkish patient has tube inserted into left ear instead of right during surgery
Although the examination results clearly indicated that the right ear required intervention, they operated on my left ear...
Cell: Effects of Alzheimer’s risk gene APOE4 on the brain may be reversible
The researchers have identified how APOE4 may damage the brain’s small blood vessels...
Translational Psychiatry: “Fluctuating” brain signals linked to excess weight
The researchers found that the greater the variation in this activity from one trial to another, the higher the participants’ body mass index.․․
Nature: Mutant sperm precursor cells multiply at the expense of healthy cells
The process is known as positive selection: some mutations cause cells to divide more actively, allowing them to gradually outcompete normal cells.․․
Scientists develop test that detects brain tumors in two hours instead of eight weeks
Currently, in some cases, up to eight weeks can pass between the collection of a tumor sample and a definitive diagnosis.․․
Green tea compound may protect brain cells from damage associated with Alzheimer’s disease
The researchers use models of neuronal membranes and study their electrophysiological properties, particularly the movement of ions across the membrane.․․
Thorax: New inhaled drug improves blood flow in the lungs and exercise capacity in patients with pulmonary hypertension
In the PHocus trial, patients received either mosliciguat or a placebo...
Risk of severe complications reaches 55% within 10 years after type 2 diabetes diagnosis, study finds
According to the study, the combined risk of developing chronic kidney disease, heart failure, or dying during the first five years after a type 2 diabetes diagnosis is 33% on average...
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