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02/08/2023

Archive: 02/08/2023

Scientists link obesity to sex- and age-specific genes

From influencing how our body stores fat to how our brain regulates appetite, hundreds of genes, along with environmental factors, collectively determine our weight and body size.

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Unveiling the mechanism underlying orofacial movements during reward processing in animals

In animals, movements such as locomotion or grooming are known to influence neuronal activity within the cerebral cortex. Moreover, recent studies also suggest that these changes in neuronal activity are not confined to a ...

Aug 2, 2023

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How immunity contributes to aging and neurodegeneration

As we age, our bodies undergo various changes that can impact our overall health and make us more susceptible to diseases. One common factor in the aging process is low-grade inflammation, which contributes to age-related ...

Aug 2, 2023

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Screening genes for the right treatment: New hope for children with cancer

In a landmark study of 125 Australian children with high-risk cancer—whose tumor cells were grown in the lab and tested against a suite of potential therapies—Children's Cancer Institute researchers have found that they ...

Aug 2, 2023

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Unveiling cellular composition and spatial architecture of tumor microenvironment in multiple primary lung cancers

A research group led by Prof. Piao Hailong from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and their collaborators have characterized the cellular composition and spatial architecture ...

Aug 2, 2023

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Scientists develop more holistic and efficient way of testing personal protective equipment

A team at Sandia National Laboratories has developed a faster and more comprehensive way of testing personal protective equipment, or PPE. The basic principle: modeling a device to fit the human form and human behavior.

Aug 2, 2023

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Breast cancer patients with higher BMI more likely to experience heart damage during chemotherapy, study finds

Breast cancer survival rates have improved considerably in the last few decades in Colombia, but factors that increase the likelihood of patients experiencing cardiovascular side effects, like cardiotoxicity, are not well-known ...

Aug 2, 2023

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Opioid addiction starts at the ER, according to studies

Legitimate prescriptions of opioids as painkillers are a contributing factor in long-term addiction to these substances. This is what Sarah Eichmeyer of Bocconi's Department of Economics and Jonathan Zhang of McMaster University ...

Aug 2, 2023

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Seeking better treatments for preterm babies in the enteric nervous system

Preterm births have been rising in the United States since 2014, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

Aug 2, 2023

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Women's World Cup: The epidemic of ACL tears in female soccer players is about more than just biology

Over 25 of the world's top female soccer players are missing the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup because of ACL tears, including Canada's Janine Beckie.

Aug 2, 2023

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