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02/11/2023

Archive: 02/11/2023

Novel approach promises significant advance in treating autoimmune brain inflammation

Researchers at DZNE and Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin have pioneered a novel treatment for the most common autoimmune encephalitis. By reprogramming white blood cells to target and eliminate disease-causing cells, ...

Nov 2, 2023

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Less physical activity in adolescence likely rooted in biology, says study

The slowdown of physical activity during adolescence is not likely caused by lifestyle and environment but by energy demands placed on the body as it grows and sexually matures, according to a new study by researchers at ...

Nov 2, 2023

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Clinical intervention directed at social risks does not increase experiences of discrimination, finds study

A growing recognition of the health impact of social risks—such as food insecurity and homelessness—has prompted researchers, health care providers and policymakers to consider ways to address these risk factors as part ...

Nov 2, 2023

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New branch of oncology, cancer neuroscience, offers hope for hard-to-treat brain tumors

Cancer cells hijack normal biological processes, allowing them to multiply. For example, tumors spur construction of new blood vessels, building themselves "highways" to supply nutrients. Researchers have known about cancer's ...

Nov 2, 2023

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Study provides preliminary evidence in favor of a new type 1 diabetes treatment

Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease that causes the body's immune system to attack and destroy insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas. Traditional management of type 1 diabetes has primarily involved replacing ...

Nov 2, 2023

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A 'manganese bullet' targeting cardiovascular disease? Research finds potential therapy for intensive lipid lowering

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) continue to rank as the top killer in the modern world. This deadly disorder often starts with the buildup of lipid deposits or plaques within the blood vessel, silently setting the stage for ...

Nov 2, 2023

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Anti-obesity drugs fatten Novo Nordisk profits

Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk reported Thursday a sharp rise in third quarter sales and profits driven by the success of its anti-diabetes and anti-obesity treatments Ozempic and Wegovy.

Nov 2, 2023

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Study provides insights into early breast cancer development in individuals with BRCA2 mutations

A pioneering study led by Professor Ashok Venkitaraman from the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore (CSI Singapore) at the National University of Singapore and Dr. Mona Shehata from the University of Cambridge (UK) has ...

Nov 2, 2023

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Dysfunction of mitochondria drives the exhaustion of T cells, study shows

In the immune system's fight against cancer and infections, the T cells often lose their power. The team of Würzburg immunologist Martin Vaeth has found a possible explanation for this phenomenon.

Nov 2, 2023

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'Lab on a chip' genetic test device can identify viruses within three minutes with top-level accuracy

A virus diagnosis device that gives lab-quality results within just three minutes has been invented by engineers at the University of Bath, who describe it as the "world's fastest COVID test."

Nov 2, 2023

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