Archive: 14/03/2017

Study: Most athletic patients return to sports, highly satisfied with ACL reconstruction

A study at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) finds that most athletic patients who have reconstructive surgery for a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) are highly satisfied with the procedure and able to return to sports.

Mar 14, 2017

Immune molecule protects against Zika virus infection in animal models

A molecule naturally produced by the immune system protects mice and monkeys against Zika virus infection, an international team of researchers has found. Administering the molecule, called 25-hydroxycholesterol or 25HC, ...

Mar 14, 2017

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Now hear this: Loud sound may pose more harm than we thought

Matt Garlock has trouble making out what his friends say in loud bars, but when he got a hearing test, the result was normal. Recent research may have found an explanation for problems like his, something called "hidden hearing ...

Mar 14, 2017

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Study finds little consistency in doctor reviews on three physician rating websites

When looking for a doctor, many consumers turn to websites that post physician ratings and reviews. A study at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) found that reviews for individual sports medicine doctors were inconsistent ...

Mar 14, 2017

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Low levels of 'anti-anxiety' hormone linked to postpartum depression

In a small-scale study of women with previously diagnosed mood disorders, Johns Hopkins researchers report that lower levels of the hormone allopregnanolone in the second trimester of pregnancy were associated with an increased ...

Mar 14, 2017

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Scientists deploy CRISPR to preserve photoreceptors in mice

Silencing a gene called Nrl in mice prevents the loss of cells from degenerative diseases of the retina, according to a new study. The findings could lead to novel therapies for preventing vision loss from human diseases ...

Mar 14, 2017

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3-D visualization of the pancreas—new tool in diabetes research

Umeå researchers have created datasets that map the three-dimensional distribution and volume of the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas. The wealth of visual and quantitative information may serve as powerful reference ...

Mar 14, 2017

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Researchers create model of anorexia nervosa using stem cells

An international research team, led by scientists at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, has created the first cellular model of anorexia nervosa (AN), reprogramming induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) ...

Mar 14, 2017

Study identifies molecular clues for age-related intestinal issues

Intestinal stem cells rejuvenate daily so bowels will stay healthy and function normally, but a new study in Cell Reports suggests they also age along with people and lose their regenerative capacity.

Mar 14, 2017

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IU Center for Aging Research develops novel ICU delirium severity assessment tool

Millions of intensive care unit patients in the United States experience delirium, an acute brain failure resulting in confusion and long-term memory problems. Researchers from the Indiana University Center for Aging Research ...

Mar 14, 2017

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Archive: 14/03/2017

Study: Most athletic patients return to sports, highly satisfied with ACL reconstruction

Immune molecule protects against Zika virus infection in animal models

Now hear this: Loud sound may pose more harm than we thought

Study finds little consistency in doctor reviews on three physician rating websites

Low levels of 'anti-anxiety' hormone linked to postpartum depression

Scientists deploy CRISPR to preserve photoreceptors in mice

3-D visualization of the pancreas—new tool in diabetes research

Researchers create model of anorexia nervosa using stem cells

Study identifies molecular clues for age-related intestinal issues

IU Center for Aging Research develops novel ICU delirium severity assessment tool

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