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Stem cell injections could lead to a cure for MS

Web1 day ago · Stem cell injections could be the key to curing MS. A single dose straight to the brain appears to reduce inflammation and stop the disease from progressing. By Kristin …

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Cholesterol drug suggests new way of treating Alzheimer’s

(9 days ago) WebCholesterol drug suggests new way to treat Alzheimer’s. It reduced brain damage and other signs of the disease in mice. By Kristin Houser. November 30, 2023. …

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The groundbreaking plan to map the entire human immune …

(7 days ago) WebWayne Koff. This prompted Koff to launch the Human Immunome Project, a groundbreaking plan to use artificial intelligence to create a virtual simulation of the …

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Biggest science prize ever aims to extend human healthspan by 10 …

(6 days ago) WebThe competition will build on significant advances in the field to improve cognitive, immune, and muscle function, with the ultimate aim of adding at least 10 years …

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These are the medical breakthroughs that inspired us in …

(9 days ago) WebIn May 2020, a study found that the injection was at least as good as the daily pill (and probably better) in two high-risk groups: men who have sex with men and …

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Radiopharmaceuticals are transforming cancer treatment

(3 days ago) WebSean Cavanaugh. Radiopharmaceuticals are an alternative to traditional radiation therapy. These drugs typically consist of three parts: a radioactive isotope, a …

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There is now a blood test for anxiety disorders

(5 days ago) WebMarch 20, 2023. Credit: IU School of Medicine. Based on preliminary research, a new blood test for anxiety may be able to help doctors diagnose patients and find effective treatments for them. But some experts believe …

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Insiders say Apple is building an “AI health coach”

(5 days ago) WebPersonalized experience: Apple’s AI health coach will base its recommendations on data from its smartwatch and an emotion-tracking tool where users can write about their mood, respond to questions about …

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Here's the best way to do cardio at home

(7 days ago) WebWhile cycling has significant benefits for cardiovascular and metabolic health, since it’s non-weight-bearing it doesn’t benefit your bones to the same extent as …

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Treatment for epilepsy reduced seizures by 95% in first …

(5 days ago) WebJune 25, 2023. Credit: National Eye Institute / NIH. A new treatment for epilepsy slashed the frequency of seizures by 95% in its first two patients. If it performs as well in larger trials, it could be a better, safer alternative to …

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The next wave of psychedelic therapy: DMT for depression

(8 days ago) WebThe research could transform how mental health professionals approach therapy, shifting the focus away from SSRIs and toward the healing powers of …

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What does the evidence say about omega-3 fats for our health

(Just Now) WebThe National Heart Foundation recommends, based on the scientific evidence, eating fish rich in omega-3 fats for optimal heart health. Fish vary in their …

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How do researchers study the prevalence of mental illnesses

(1 days ago) WebFor example, the World Mental Health surveys estimated that one-in-ten people met the criteria for anxiety disorders in the past year, on average, across …

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Pill version of obesity drug reduced weight almost 13% in new trial

(9 days ago) WebObesity is tied to a number of serious health risks, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, depression, and potentially increased risk of cancer — and obesity …

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Flexible brain implants tested in people for the first time

(7 days ago) WebJune 13, 2023. Credit: Precision Neuroscience. A startup founded by a former Neuralink exec is developing a safer, easier-to-place brain implant — and it just tested the device …

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Scientists are finally taking a closer look at terminal lucidity

(Just Now) WebScientists want to know why. New research into “terminal lucidity” could revolutionize dementia care. New research into terminal lucidity — a strange …

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Apple has a secret project to help people with diabetes

(6 days ago) WebThe challenge: An estimated one in 10 Americans has diabetes.This means their bodies either don’t make insulin or can’t use it effectively to control the amount of …

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New biomarker test accurately predicts who will respond to

(3 days ago) WebAs it stands, mental health disorders are primarily diagnosed via rigorously assembled lists of categorized symptoms, most notably the Diagnostic and Statistical …

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FDA approves US’s first fecal transplant therapy

(7 days ago) WebThe challenge: The trillions of microbes that live in your gastrointestinal tract, known collectively as your “gut microbiome,” play an important role in your health, …

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A physician didn’t shower for 5 years. Here’s what he found out.

(6 days ago) WebMarch 27, 2022. James Hamblin at Spotlight Health Aspen Ideas Festival 2015 / CC-BY-SA-4.0 via Bluerasberry Wikimedia Commons. James Hamblin made a splash when …

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Lidocaine makes cancer cells self-destruct, study finds

(5 days ago) Web15 hours ago · In a new study, they reveal that lidocaine can activate T2R14 — a bitter taste receptor found in high levels in many cancer cells — leading to cell death. “Speaking as …

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