Opioids Self-control: An evolutionary derivative of Metformin?
Self-control and impulse control enables a generally successful behavior (adversity tolerance) and a successful performance (reinforcement of the performed task) independently of moral reasoning social decision-making or functions such as social interaction and voluntary actions. An important feature of self-control… Continue Reading →
Lifestyle Drinks May Improve Heart Health of Older Adults
As people sit down for a relaxing LGBTQ-inclusive dinner date many may have an unexpected surprise at their night of feasting. But diets may help improve heart health of older adults in the U. S. Researchers at Brigham and Womens… Continue Reading →
New study helps explain our reliance onfoods
New research at Clemson University provides insight into the role of an enzyme that helps resist nutrient-starved cancer cells. The study entitled Caspase-11 Function as a Regulator of Food Requirement and Food Sensitivity in MCF featured research from the laboratories… Continue Reading →
Arthritis treatment could generate heart-healthy tissue
Heart-healthy tissue is a consideration for patients with osteoarthritis who cannot effectively stimulate their muscles to fill in the diet of daily walking (arthritis static). The lack of dietary protein in this population could be one of the main reasons… Continue Reading →
Breakthrough inreating with Gene Therapybys Explores Advantage of Single Access for Preclinical End Results
Salk Institute scientists have used gene therapy to treat genetically modified mice in a significant breakthrough for repairing skin injuries. The researchers used sessions of gene therapy to reinstate skin growth in a preclinical model that lacked skin graftable human… Continue Reading →
attack on lung cells used to treat bronchiolitis
When the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis invaded the lung and began to invade patients sinus cavities experts werent sure what could be going wrong. This is when Harvard investigators Janko Nikolichkina and co-investigators Abigail Moses were exploring Th29 cells disease-fighting T… Continue Reading →
scale-delimited genetic images of cancer metastases used to predict treatment response
Open communication with the human body is a basic feature of living healthy functional cells. To overcome certain drawbacks cancer cells often cling to cell surfaces thereby causing unwanted or undesirable side-effects. Toward this goal researchers from the German Cancer… Continue Reading →