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17/02/2025

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Genetic study links defects in sugar digestion to irritable bowel syndrome

Sucrase-isomaltase (SI) is an intestinal enzyme critical for the digestion of dietary carbohydrates, particularly sucrose and starch. Previous studies from the Gastrointestinal Genetics team at CIC bioGUNE—BRTA and LUM ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Next-generation degradable 3D meshes offer hope for pelvic organ prolapse repair

A debilitating condition affecting 1 in 4 women is desperately crying out for a solution, and the next generation of treatments to repair the damage of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) has just come a big step closer.

Feb 17, 2025

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Timing and regularity of sleep may be key for adolescent heart health

There is a truth universally acknowledged that kids need sleep, a lot of sleep. Yet, most adolescents fall short of the eight-to-ten hours of shut-eye recommended by the National Sleep Foundation. However, the total amount ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Immune cells in pituitary gland help balance hormones, researchers discover

In a new study published in Cell Reports, Finnish researchers show that pituitary macrophages, the immune cells located in the pituitary gland, help regulate hormonal balance. It is possible that in the future, macrophage ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Biomarker panel offers hope for early pancreatic cancer detection

Pancreatic cancer (PC) is the worst prognosis cancer globally, with just 13% of patients who are diagnosed with PC surviving for 5 years or more after initial diagnosis. In Ireland, there are approximately 900 cases of PC ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Biological clock linked to teens' late-night eating habits

A new study by investigators from Mass General Brigham and the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University reveals a distinct relationship between circadian rhythms, weight, and eating habits in teens, a vulnerable age ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Scientists discover the 'roadmap' that aggressive cancer uses to spread

New research published in Nature Communications reveals how cancer cells are altered by their surroundings, enabling them to change their shape and break out of a tumor. The discovery, which is the culmination of almost a ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Stress hormones shift neuron types in the developing brain, study suggests

Infections, chemicals, stress—these environmental factors influence the risk of developing psychiatric or neurological disorders, especially if they occur before birth. The biological mechanisms behind this are still not ...

Feb 17, 2025

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A geometric deep learning method for decoding brain dynamics

In the parable of the blind men and the elephant, several blind men each describe a different part of an elephant they are touching—a sharp tusk, a flexible trunk, or a broad leg—and disagree about the animal's true nature. ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Q&A: Researchers discuss stigma, unequal access and aging population, all challenges to HIV care and prevention

Despite breakthroughs in HIV treatment and prevention worldwide, critical challenges such as stigma, unequal access and managing the virus for an aging population remain, a group of Rutgers Health experts said at a recent ...

Feb 17, 2025

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