Cancer is a complex disease that impacts patients in diverse ways, highlighting the need for preclinical models that accurately represent this variability.
Gayle Marshall
Professor Pritchard will bring together an interdisciplinary team of…
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‘Intrepid’ research to advance cancer therapies • healthcare-in-europe.com
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Cutting-edge treatments in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: the role of molecular pathogenesis in targeted therapies | Stem Cell Research & Therapy
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Masrori P, Van Damme P. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: a…
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Diabetologist shares 7 hacks to manage blood sugar spikes naturally: Add fenugreek seeds to diet, hydrate well and more
Dietary adjustment is a non-negotiable essential to manage blood sugar spikes. If blood sugar continues to spike rapidly because of concerning food choices, then there are prominent risks of developing insulin resistance and subsequently…
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Learning to connect: feasibility, acceptability and experiences in the social domain intervention for eating disorders | Journal of Eating Disorders
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86% of Hong Kong infants, toddlers still unvaccinated against flu: health expert
More than 85 per cent of Hong Kong infants and toddlers remain unvaccinated against flu, a leading respiratory disease expert has said, while warning of the approaching winter peak after more than 20 severe influenza cases were recorded among…
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Mental health experts on burnout, therapy and the ‘medicalisation of mild anxiety’ in Ireland – The Irish Times
The panel:
Prof Brendan Kelly, psychiatrist and professor of psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin; Antoinette Moriarty, psychotherapist and director of solicitor services at the Law Society of Ireland; and Dr Moira Kennedy, principal psychologist…
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How Omega-3 Fatty Acids Can Help Manage Seasonal Depression
- Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is impacted by shorter days and cold weather. Bright lights and medication help, but what you eat can help too.
- Omega-3s are a top nutrient to help you feel better. They’re known for being anti-inflammatory…
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A murine distal femoral epiphysis ischemia model reveals spatiotemporal stratification of necrotic bone marrow clearance and associated inflammatory responses | Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research
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Jonsater S. Coxa plana; a histo-pathologic and arthrografic…
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Long walks, no drinking, and…. 96-year-old reveals her longevity secrets, ‘The only thing that gets me going is….’
Bronny recommends daily physical activity, because she says “Keep moving, keep busy.” Physical exercise serves as a vital necessity for senior citizens, because it helps them preserve their muscle power and their ability to balance and bone…
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Experts say mind-altering weapons pose a global threat
A new research study has raised alarm over the rapid development of non-lethal and potentially deadly brain-modifying weapons, warning that technologies once considered science fiction are edging dangerously close…
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