Tag: Diseases and Conditions
How clear speech equates to clear memory: Researchers find that a speaker’s clearly articulated style can improve a listener’s memory of what was said
New genetic cause of liver fat uncovered
Promising proteins for diagnostic, prognostic use in ALS
Cytokine levels could predict immunotherapy problems
Preventing sudden cardiac death with genome editing
Experts told how to overcome stress at work
Does the US discard too many transplantable kidneys?
Protecting against vaccine administration injury
TOP 5 simple steps to help lose weight
Securing access to optimal cancer care through innovation, integration and sustainability
How many people carry rare disease genetic risk variants?
Environmental factors may trigger onset of multiple sclerosis
Benzodiazepines in patients with COPD and PTSD may increase suicide risk
Smarter data analysis strategies will improve infertility treatment in the future
The metabolome: A way to measure obesity and health beyond BMI
Blocking protein restores insulin cell function in type 2 diabetes
Molecule capable of halting and reverting Parkinson’s neurodegeneration identified
WHO warns of ‘perfect storm’ for Ebola in eastern Congo
Genomic study brings us closer to precision medicine for type 2 diabetes: Analysis reveals disease’s complexity, suggests potential clinical subtypes defined by genetics and physiology
A behavioral intervention for cancer patients that works
Older adults fitted with cochlear implants exhibit poor brain function
Critical differences in clots that cause a stroke: Findings will help inform physicians which treatment will work best for patients
A first step toward cracking the genetics of strabismus: A mysterious variant on chromosome 21, in patients with esotropia, is the first to be linked to common strabismus
Stray proteins cause genetic disorders: Misaddressed proteins are mislocalized, with possibly fatal consequences for the cell
Spinal muscular atrophy disease expression correlated with haplotypes
Visceral leishmaniasis on the rise in Brazil, study finds
Noninvasive brain stimulation may soon reach more aphasia patients
Failing immune system ‘brakes’ help explain type 1 diabetes in mice