The medical community has long proposed that obesity leads to an increased risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease, but the exact mechanisms behind this association remain unknown. According to a recent study led by Dr. Mroj Alassaf of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, USA, the above mystery … Read more
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently launched a wearable Ultrasound Breast Patch (CUSBr-Patch), which is the first ultrasound technology for breast tissue scanning and imaging. The device detects early tumors and provides a more comfortable treatment experience for high-risk breast cancer patients who require regular mammograms. The research results were published in … Read more
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently launched a wearable Ultrasound Breast Patch (CUSBr-Patch), which is the first ultrasound technology for breast tissue scanning and imaging. The device detects early tumors and provides a more comfortable treatment experience for high-risk breast cancer patients who require regular mammograms. The research results were published in … Read more
Chromosomal Instability and Epigenetic Alterations are two indicators for identifying cancer cell metastasis. One from Memorial Sloan. Albert Agustinus, a graduate student at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), discovered that the micronucleus (MCN) produced by chromosomal instability will accumulate considerable epigenetic changes in the process of cell division, making Cancer has become more difficult … Read more
Working memory is the key to our ability to grasp and use information in a short period of time. Although the working memory of many people will decline significantly as the brain ages with age, in fact, nearly half of the people cansenescenceAffects and sustains healthy working memory. In new research published in Frontiers in … Read more
In the United States, nearly 3 million people are infected with drug-resistant bacteria and fungi each year, and about 35,000 die.multidrug resistance(multidrug-resistant, MDR) bacteria are one of the major global public health threats, requiring rapid delivery of new treatments to save patient lives. However, the development and clinical promotion of novel drugs is a slow … Read more
There are many types of rare genetic diseases, and most of them have different pathogenic mechanisms. However, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently discovered that a toxic protein produced by the human body may be the cause of two completely different rare genetic diseases. the cause of the disease, in therare diseaseWhile the development … Read more
The retinal vascular pattern is not only related to eye health, but also an important indicator of cardiovascular health. Compared with other parts of the body, the blood vessels on the retina can be easily seen through fundus photography (Retinal imaging). Many researchers hope to obtain more information related to the state of the body … Read more
Living in a green environment can affectbreast milkThe composition of oligosaccharides (oligosaccharides), which may affect the health of infants. According to a study conducted by the University of Turku in Finland, an increase in the diversity and proportion of green environments in residential areas is closely related to an increase in the diversity of oligosaccharide … Read more
Hippocampus ( hippocampus ) A major region in the vertebrate brain that plays a key role in the encoding of navigation, memory, and learning. While much neuroscience has investigated the function and organization of this brain region, much remains to be discovered. Past research has consistently identified populations of cells in the hippocampus, generally called … Read more