New Paths to Personalized Schizophrenia Treatments
New Paths to Personalized Schizophrenia Treatments

An multinational study that was published in Nature Communications may make it easier to develop.

Microscopic image of gut bacteria.
Postpartum: Gut Bacteria May Ease Depression

Summary: By altering steroids in bile, gut bacteria have been shown to make a hormone.

Wearable Ultrasound Patch for Continuous Cerebral Blood Flow Monitoring
Wearable Ultrasonic Patch for Continuous Cerebral Blood Flow Monitoring

A wearable ultrasonic patch created by engineers at the University of California, San Diego has.

Pregnant women with higher fluoride levels linked to increased neurobehavioral issues in children, according to a University of Florida study.
Neurobehavioral Issues Tied to Prenatal Fluoride

In brief: According to a recent study, Pregnant women who take more fluoride supplements had.

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Can Dementia Risk be lowered by Mobile Health Coaching

Recent findings published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity highlight the potential of a coach-supported mobile.

Image of a lab setting with researchers working on gene therapy for X-linked sideroblastic anemia.
Gene Therapy Offers Hope for X-linked Sideroblastic Anemia

ALAS2 gene mutations that are essential for the synthesis of heme, a critical component of.

"Mini Brains" created from stem cells for Alzheimer's research
Mini Brains: Advancing Alzheimer’s Research

In summary, scientists created microscopic “mini-brains” using stem cells to aid in the identification and.

Rhenium-188 Skin Cancer Therapy Study for NMSC
NMSC Skin Cancer: Rhenium-188 as Surgery Alternative

According to a recent study published in Healthcare, rhenium-188 skin cancer therapy (RSCT) is a.

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OCTA Predicts Faster Visual Field Loss

Optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) has the potential to measure the progression of glaucoma because,.

No genetic causal link found between alpha-tocopherol levels and osteoarthritis cause in recent study.
Osteoarthritis Cause: Vitamin E Levels Not Linked

A recent study published in Scientific Reports investigates the potential link between vitamin E deficiency.