Author: Haritha Karyampudi
Engineered Probiotic for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a founding member of the Mass General Brigham health care system,.
Treatment for Poxviruses Already Exists in Licensed Drugs
Scientists exploring how poxviruses circumvent natural defenses in human cells have discovered a novel therapeutic.
Canine Tumor Genome Atlas Maps Pet DNA to Help Cancer Patients
UC Davis’ pioneering work in comparative oncology continues with the establishment of the Canine Tumor.
Synthetic Antibiotics May Fight Drug-Resistant Superbugs
A decades-long scientific journey at Duke University has yielded a novel antibiotics method for combating.
Drug Overdose Affects Many Healthcare Workers
According to a soon-to-be-released study led by researchers at Columbia University Mailman School of Public.
Exercise Apps Boost the Mental Health of Healthcare Workers
According to new University of British Columbia research, simple home workouts utilizing exercise apps can.
What Causes Cerebral Blood Flow Restriction in Dementia
New study has found a potential path to generating the first medication treatments for vascular.
Bone Matrix Mineralization Regulates Tumor Cell Growth
Tumor cells are notoriously erratic sleepers, frequently laying dormant in distant regions for years before.
Overweight People’s Brain Appetite Control Differs
Cambridge researchers discovered that the hypothalamus, a critical part of the brain involved in hunger.
Broken ‘Brake’ of Cancer Mutation Machine Discovered
The loss of a gene called SYNCRIP in prostate cancer tumors activates cellular machinery that.