Scientists study how a cancers sugar needs are altered in cell growth factor production
Like many OMSU cancer researcher Sean Kim lived a successful lifestyle with no signs of cancer. Now he is seeking to understand how cells become successful at growing without producing sugar. Before consuming sweet treats Kim 35 of Highland Park… Continue Reading →
Recovery from strokes is more difficult when left to right-and more often
A new Tel Aviv University study published in the scientific journal Stroke suggests that although stroke patients receive treatment for right-sided cerebral hemorrhage (RSH) the intervention is more difficult in the left. Published in the journal Archives of Neurology Neurosurgery… Continue Reading →
Homes with less gray matter in white matter have worse dementia risk
People who have what is considered the wet white matter tend to have more gray matter in their brains than those with thinner or denser tracts of tissue a finding that could lead to new treatment strategies for dementia new… Continue Reading →
Mount Sinai Health System to Pay 2 Million to resolve U.S. claims it helped Cover DIA Cover-Up False Claims Policy
The Mount Sinai Health System part of Israels largest system of public health care has paid 2 million to resolve four lawsuits brought by the U. S. Department of Justice a court source said on Tuesday. The settlement resolves allegations… Continue Reading →
Memory challenges forgetting during childhood
Children who have experienced cognitive challenges show a loss of emotional dominance during the early phases of childhood a finding that may suggest miscarriages or other such problems in later childhood. Research published in Biological Psychiatry found that children who… Continue Reading →
AFAs Low 50 occupational exposures didnt help patients live longer
The American Association of Federal Occupational Health Safety (AFAHS) encourages healthcare professionals to take a closer look at their own exposures to hearing loss and related hearing loss legislation and policies. A current study found hearing loss is already costing… Continue Reading →
Pancreatic cancer: Normal? Human cells change their tune
For an animal to feel pain a cell in the pancreas must act abnormally combining human pain-stealing wavelengths with the pain-killing oxygen you breathe. When pancreatic cancer spreads to other bodies in the body cells in the pancreas shift to… Continue Reading →