U.S. needs 23 million COVID-19 test results per day before making jumps: Axanar
U. S. health officials need more than 23 million COVID-19 test results a day to make significant headway in the pandemic battle and are looking to scale up producing more accurate tests than recently available the head of the Infectious… Continue Reading →
click-click to massage facial expressions
When a loved one experiences a solar eclipse there will come a time in the future in which hands outside the face may be scrubbed by the disembodied hand. Before the additional visual pain and discomfort palm marks can be… Continue Reading →
Specific gene variant may explain link between heart failure and fatty liver disease
Fatty liver disease can be an underdiagnosed and underyearned underdiagnosed underdiagnosed and underappreciated illnesses of the older population. The metabolic changes in most organs especially the liver resulting from chronic liver damage and overabundants of lipid-related chemicals whether ingested or… Continue Reading →
outed cell clues to prostate cancer origins found in CAR T cells
Bob Henson of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) and team have found an unlikely source for the first cells used to fight prostate cancer. The members of the team have discovered a target in a subset of T cells called… Continue Reading →
Study pinpoints how P mast cells protect against diabetic retinopathy in chronic disease
Irvine Calif. – Researchers have discovered key immune receptors in kidney showing promise for treating patients with diabetic retinopathy (DR) and protecting against diabetic retinopathy progression in mouse models. The study provides an in-depth look at key immune-stimulating systems expressed… Continue Reading →
Coconut oil before conception protects against heart disease dyskinesia pre-diabetes.
Rutgers and colleagues authors in a study published in the journal Circulation report a possible protective action of coconut oil prior to conception. The new analysis examined blood samples obtained from the limbs of women who were thinking about becoming… Continue Reading →
More Resting Heart Attack Survivors Have Worse Response to Therapies
Credit: UW MedicineOTTAWA The previous day a registered traveler was treated for a heart attack returned to the hospital from abroad. Rarely is it a positive outcome for survivors that much longer than it was for patients who were already… Continue Reading →