Breakthrough in schizophrenia identifies importance of immune cells Researchers from NeuRA and UNSW have made a major discovery in schizophrenia research that could open doors to new treatments, research and therapies. Sep 14, 2018 3 455
Newly formed blood vessels may contribute to eye disease Newly formed blood vessels may be cracks in the barrier between the bloodstream and the eye, according to a Northwestern Medicine study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Sep 14, 2018 0 26
Research reveals link between immunity, diabetes When it comes to diet-induced obesity, your immune system is not always your friend. Sep 14, 2018 0 15
Retirement brings health gains, with workaholics benefiting the most, research says People who retire feel less unhealthy than those who continue in employment, and those working long hours benefit the most, new research says. Sep 14, 2018 0 0
Video: 'Digital brain in the cloud' could provide real-time injury awareness Penn State researcher Reuben Kraft specializes in constructing computer models of the human brain that may help to diagnose, monitor and give insight on brain injuries by the creation and storage of what he has deemed the ... Sep 14, 2018 0 0
Improving indoor air quality to increase health and well-being From homes, schools and offices to hospitals, sporting venues and buildings of worship, nearly 90 percent of the average American's time is spent indoors. Because a person is indoors for a signification portion of time each ... Sep 14, 2018 0 1
"Atypical" virus discovered to be driver of certain kidney diseases An international research team led by Wolfgang Weninger has discovered a previously unknown virus that acts as a "driver" for certain kidney diseases (interstitial nephropathy). This "atypical" virus, which the scientists ... Sep 14, 2018 0 115
What happens inside an injured brain? Scientists have discovered that a single severe head injury can lead to dementia through a rogue protein that propagates through the brain and corrupts others, giving some much needed insight into what happens inside an injured ... Sep 14, 2018 0 78
Signaling pathway frequently altered in cancer controls normal kidney development The prevalence of kidney diseases is growing rapidly due to an aging population and an increased incidence of diseases like diabetes. Moreover, congenital anomalies of the kidney are among the most frequently occurring birth ... Sep 14, 2018 0 1
Probiotic use may reduce antibiotic prescriptions, researchers say Use of probiotics is linked to reduced need for antibiotic treatment in infants and children, according to a review of studies that probed the benefits of probiotics, say researchers in the U.S., England and the Netherlands. Sep 14, 2018 0 606
