Cancer incidence alarming among young people in Middle East, researcher finds
Researchers reverse chemotherapy-related fertility loss using cell-based therapy
A new study in a preclinical model, by investigators from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, demonstrates the potential for restoring fertility when the ovaries have stopped working. The researchers found that adult stem cells could restore healthy hormone levels after chemotherapy and lead to natural conception resulting in the birth of live mice. Techniques based on the study could revolutionize fertility […]
» Read more9 expert-approved tips for leaving work stress at your desk this weekend
We all know stress can have a detrimental impact on your health and wellbeing – it can even contribute to shortening our lives. But funnily enough, knowing that fact, which is ironically stressful enough in and of itself, doesn’t make calming yourself down after a hard week at work any easier. And when you have to work to live, avoiding […]
» Read moretribulus terrestris peru
Reviewers’ Notes Dr. Maria Ermolaeva from the Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) in Jena has received the coveted ERC Consolidator Grant from the EU, in the sum of two million euros. The LifeLongFit project, zoloft during 3rd trimester now funded for the next five years, is looking at ways to contribute to healthier aging through the […]
» Read moreCatheter ablation: A new first-line treatment option for atrial fibrillation
Reviewers’ Notes Announcing a new article publication for Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications journal. Atrial fibrillation is the most common arrhythmia worldwide, affecting millions of the general population. It is a leading cause of stroke and is associated with many other long-term adverse cardiovascular issues. Long-term management of atrial fibrillation can involve simply controlling the ventricular rate with AV nodal blocking […]
» Read moredoes cipro cure mrsa
Employers could legally have to offer free health checks to staff under new Government drive to Britain’s end sick-note culture Employers could be legally required to offer free health checks to staff as part of the Government’s drive to end Britain’s sick note culture. Ministers today published a string of proposals designed to increase the provision of occupational health services in […]
» Read moreHow cell-free RNA could revolutionize preeclampsia diagnosis
Preeclampsia is a serious pregnancy disorder, marked by high blood pressure and the presence of proteins in urine, affecting between 2% and 4% of pregnant women worldwide, leading to about 46,000 maternal deaths and about 500,000 fetal and newborn deaths each year. The heterogeneity and complexity of preeclampsia make it difficult to predict risk and develop treatments. A recent study […]
» Read morecaffeine awareness association
Cisplatin is a potent chemotherapeutic agent used to treat various cancers, including cervical cancer. But the continued use of cisplatin can lead to the development of cisplatin resistance and other side effects, like chemotherapy-induced neuropathic pain. Overcoming these issues is a critical concern in cervical cancer treatment. Now, in a new study, mifepristone e misoprostol preco Prof. Tae Woo Kim […]
» Read moreNew ultra-flexible neural implant records single-neuron activity in deep-brain regions
Reviewers’ Notes A new ultra-small and ultra-flexible electronic neural implant, delivered via blood vessels, can record single-neuron activity deep within the brains of rats, according to new study. "This technology could enable long-term, minimally invasive bioelectronic interfaces with deep-brain regions, writes Brian Timko in a related Perspective. Brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) enable direct electrical communication between the brain and external electronic […]
» Read more