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Consuming cold-water fish and other omega-3 fatty acid-containing foods may help sustain memory and brain function in middle age suggests recent research.
Our grasp of the abilities of the brain has grown as a result of the discovery of a method by which some visually impaired adults can restore their vision. The adult brain may be able to recover from congenital blindness, say specialists at the University
In a recent study, researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, one of the healthcare network’s founding institutions, showed that meal timing significantly affects a person’s metabolism, sense of hunger, and metabolic pathways in adipose tissue. The research results were released in Cell Metabolism.
Researchers from the University of Glasgow compared the health outcomes of 412 former Scottish international male rugby players to 1,236 members of the general public across an average of 32 years commencing at the age of 30.
The chance of acquiring a neurodegenerative illness varied depending
It seems that a little Martian dust can go a long way. A strong, high-performance material was generated by mixing a little amount of artificially crushed Martian rock with a titanium alloy.
This material may one day be used on Mars for 3D printing tools
Premenstrual mood swings and anxiety, which are reported by more than 64% of women, have recently been identified as a “major public health issue” on a global scale.
The majority of women suffer premenstrual symptoms during their menstrual cycle, and these symptoms commonly interfere with their
A cancer vaccination has been developed that specifically targets the lymphatic system to improve its functionality. It is administered via lipid nanoparticles in a mouse melanoma model. They were able to get a 40% complete response rate and a 100% prevention of new tumour challenges
Although the blood-brain barrier has long been recognised as being crucial for tightly regulating which drugs can enter the nervous system, little is known about how the barrier’s cells impact how the nervous system functions.
On August 19, 2022, a new study with Pejmun Haghighi,
It has been demonstrated that background music can lower the pulse rate and breathing rate, which may enhance cognitive function. Jazz, piano, and lo-fi music may improve thinking, according to the new study.
Consuming cold-water fish and other omega-3 fatty acid-containing foods may help sustain memory and brain function in middle age suggests recent research.
Our grasp of the abilities of the brain has grown as a result of the discovery of a method by which some visually impaired adults can restore their vision. The adult brain may be able to recover from congenital blindness, say specialists at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine and School of Biological Sciences. Current Biology published a report on their discoveries.
In a recent study, researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, one of the healthcare network’s founding institutions, showed that meal timing significantly affects a person’s metabolism, sense of hunger, and metabolic pathways in adipose tissue. The research results were released in Cell Metabolism.
Researchers from the University of Glasgow compared the health outcomes of 412 former Scottish international male rugby players to 1,236 members of the general public across an average of 32 years commencing at the age of 30.
The chance of acquiring a neurodegenerative illness varied depending on the disorder, ranging from 10 to 15 times greater for dementia to slightly more than twice as high for motor neuron disease.
It seems that a little Martian dust can go a long way. A strong, high-performance material was generated by mixing a little amount of artificially crushed Martian rock with a titanium alloy.
This material may one day be used on Mars for 3D printing tools or rocket parts.
Premenstrual mood swings and anxiety, which are reported by more than 64% of women, have recently been identified as a “major public health issue” on a global scale.
The majority of women suffer premenstrual symptoms during their menstrual cycle, and these symptoms commonly interfere with their everyday life, according to a UVA Health study.
Regardless of age, mood swings and anxiety are among the most prevalent symptoms, claim the experts.
A cancer vaccination has been developed that specifically targets the lymphatic system to improve its functionality. It is administered via lipid nanoparticles in a mouse melanoma model. They were able to get a 40% complete response rate and a 100% prevention of new tumour challenges in mice that had gone into complete remission.
Although the blood-brain barrier has long been recognised as being crucial for tightly regulating which drugs can enter the nervous system, little is known about how the barrier’s cells impact how the nervous system functions.
On August 19, 2022, a new study with Pejmun Haghighi, PhD, a professor at the Buck Institute as the primary author will appear in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). The study shows for the first time that signals from the nerve cells that fruit fly barrier cells protect can directly change how those nerve cells act
It has been demonstrated that background music can lower the pulse rate and breathing rate, which may enhance cognitive function. Jazz, piano, and lo-fi music may improve thinking, according to the new study.
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