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17/02/2025

Archive: 17/02/2025

Cellular 'scaffold' enables myoblast implants on healthy muscle to advance regenerative medicine

Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed a way to treat age-related muscular atrophy using regenerative medicine. Conventional methods to implant myoblasts, precursors to muscle fiber, require prior scarring ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Inherited cancer risk: Large-scale screen homes in on 380 variants

Thousands of single changes in the nucleotides that make up the human genome have been associated with an increased risk of developing cancer. But until now, it's not been clear which are directly responsible for the uncontrolled ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Alzheimer's brain inflammation: Immune cells react differently to amyloid-beta, research suggests

Brain inflammation, while a crucial part of the body's immune response, takes on a detrimental role in Alzheimer's disease. Unlike the acute, short-lived inflammation that combats infection, the inflammation associated with ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Inadequate postpartum screening for hypertension and diabetes a 'missed opportunity' for women, study suggests

Less than one in five patients are tested for cardiovascular risk factors following pregnancy-related hypertension or diabetes, according to a new study published in the "Go Red for Women" issue of Circulation.

Feb 17, 2025

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WHO chief urges pandemic accord action after US withdrawal

The head of the World Health Organization insisted on Monday it was "now or never" to strike a landmark global accord on tackling future pandemics, after the United States withdrew from negotiations.

Feb 17, 2025

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More adults are wondering if they have autism. Here are tips to seek a diagnosis

Natasha Nelson, a 35-year old entrepreneur in Stone Mountain, Georgia, didn't have an innate sense of social norms. She didn't know why people meeting for the first time would choose to engage in small talk instead of deep ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Immune response that may stop breast cancer from spreading identified

A new Moffitt Cancer Center study has identified a specific immune response that may prevent the spread of breast cancer cells within the body. Published in Cancer Immunology Research, the study shows that activating certain ...

Feb 17, 2025

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Parents can soon use QR codes to reveal heavy metal content in baby food

Parents across the U.S. should soon be able to determine how much lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury are in the food they feed their babies, thanks to a California law, the first of its kind, that took effect this year.

Feb 17, 2025

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What's the difference between period pain and endometriosis pain?

Menstruation, or a period, is the bleeding that occurs about monthly in healthy people born with a uterus, from puberty to menopause. This happens when the endometrium, the tissue that lines the inside of the uterus, is shed.

Feb 17, 2025

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Umbilical cord blood biomarkers may improve preterm infant care

Northwestern Medicine investigators have discovered how proteins expressed in umbilical cord blood at birth evolve during gestational development and could serve as biomarkers to inform new precision care strategies for infants ...

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