The Korea Brain Research Institute (KBRI, President Suh Pann-gil) announced on the 21st that the research team led by Hyang-sook Huh, Ph.D., a senior researcher in the Degenerative Brain Disease Research Group, first discovered that the drug ‘abemacicli mesylate’, which is used as a treatment for breast cancer, is also effective in treating Alzheimer’s disease. … Read more
American Salk Institute Telomeres (green) protect the ends of chromosomes from damage. Courtesy of the Salk Institute As we age, the protective structures at the ends of chromosomes, called telomeres, gradually shorten. It triggers a response similar to how the immune system fights a virus, destroying potentially cancerous cells. Understanding the interaction between telomeres and … Read more
Hong Taixiong pointed out that acquired eating behavior will affect the expression of genes, should it be improved or worsened? It depends on you; pictured is a situational photo. (Photo taken from photoAC) [Health Channel/Rapporto completo]According to statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, colorectal cancer ranks first among the top ten cancers for … Read more
A gold mine for collectors. This is how we could define the auction which takes place this Sunday, June 20, in Poitiers (Vienne). Nearly 180 lots are presented, from the mansion of the descendants of the Gondouin family, former directors of the Gien earthenware factory. “This place belonged to the grandchildren of Jeanne Gondouin (1851-1942), … Read more
Neanderthal man is a species of archaic hominid that lived in Europe and Asia 430,000 years ago. Hominids were perfectly adapted to the Ice Age, being described, in the light of new studies, as very robust individuals, hunters of large animals, such as woolly mammoths and also capable of primitive art but also quite complex … Read more
(Picture/Retrieved from IG@clementstwins) – — A+ A- A pair of 9-year-old twin sisters Leah Rose and Ava Marie in California, USA, with fresh angelic faces and gleaming round eyes. They are hailed as “the most beautiful in the world “The girl” was immediately spotted by the modeling agency, and after their family portrait photos were … Read more
Twice the risk of a defective gene? A defective gene associated with dementia appears to double the risk of COVID-19 becoming severe. This also applies to people who do not have any form of dementia. A large-scale joint study by the University of Exeter Medical School and the University of Connecticut School of Medicine found … Read more