MIT research reveals cysteine, an amino acid, enhances intestinal stem cell regeneration and repair by activating CD8 T cells and IL-22 release, potentially aiding recovery from radiation damage.
Research shows maternal peanut consumption during pregnancy and lactation influences offspring's DNA methylation, impacting neurodevelopmental and inflammatory genes. Breastfeeding duration plays a key role.
UMass Amherst receives $17.9M in NIH grants for opioid use disorder (MOUD) & HIV treatment programs in jails, addressing healthcare access & Medicaid barriers for incarcerated individuals during opioid epidemic.
ASU study reveals gut microbes producing methane impact calorie absorption from fiber-rich foods. Higher methane equals more calorie extraction, impacting personalized nutrition.
New imaging reveals alpha-synuclein oligomers linked to Parkinson's. The ASA-PD technique detects protein clusters in brain cells, offering potential for earlier diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson's disease.
Immunotherapy efficacy can be boosted by preserving lymph nodes, crucial for T cell training. Research suggests lymph node removal during surgery may hinder cancer treatment response. Gut bacteria also influence immunotherapy.
Scientists are using infrared tags to track doxorubicin (DOX-IR) inside cancer cells, improving drug delivery and treatment effectiveness. This allows measuring drug concentration, opening doors for personalized cancer therapies.
Vaccinations offer health, economic, and societal benefits. They promote community resilience, reduce healthcare costs, and enable workforce participation, impacting individual and community well-being. Concentric Value of Vaccination.
New iron supplement combines iron, probiotics, and prebiotics for better absorption, gut health, and reduced inflammation. Mouse studies showed normalized hemoglobin and gut bacteria. Treats anemia effectively.
Study: Weight loss surgery surpasses GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic) for diabetes/obesity. Surgery offers better long-term survival, less heart/kidney issues, and improved blood sugar control. #diabetes #obesity
A fringe 'chemtrails' theory gains traction, alleging toxic chemicals released via aircraft. Debunked by scientists, it highlights the spread of misinformation and its potential impact on public health policy.
Study suggests low-dose radiation offers significant knee pain relief and improved function for osteoarthritis patients, potentially delaying joint replacement. It may be an alternative between pain meds and surgery.
Ancient hominids faced lead exposure. A genetic mutation (NOVA1) in modern humans may have protected brains, enabling language development and social cohesion, giving an edge over Neanderthals.
Selma Blair reveals her juvenile MS diagnosis after years of misdiagnosis. She highlights the challenges & finds comfort in sharing her chronic illness journey, connecting with others and raising MS awareness.
Johns Hopkins researchers found boosting immune defenses prevents cancer recurrence and boosts survival. Activating T and B cells transforms 'cold' tumors, enhancing immunotherapy and radiation treatment effectiveness.
Long-lasting endurance training boosts the immune system in older adults by enhancing NK cell function, reducing inflammation, and improving metabolic control. Exercise combats cellular aging.
Johns Hopkins researchers discovered nanotubes in brain cells that transport toxins, including amyloid-beta related to Alzheimer's. Controlling these nanotubes could offer a future treatment.
