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Life After Near Death: UVA Aims to Improve Support for Near-Death Experiencers

Near-death experiences can have lasting, life-changing effects, and new University of Virginia School of Medicine research sheds light on the types of counseling and support that can best help people cope.

October 2, 2025

October 12 2025

• Non-English primary language may raise risk of delirium after surgery, study finds
• Children fast from clear liquids much longer before surgery than guidelines recommend, large study shows
• Food insecurity, loneliness can increase the risk of developing chronic pain after surgery
• Cesarean delivery linked to higher risk of pain and sleep problems after childbirth
• New Approach Targets Social Skills to Help Schizophrenia Patients Heal

October 11 2025

• Adults 65 years and older not immune to the opioid epidemic, new study finds
• Mother's ZIP code, lack of access to prenatal care can negatively impact baby's health at birth, new studies show
• Artificial intelligence emerging as powerful patient safety tool in pediatric anesthesia
• Millions of Birds Are Migrating — Here’s How To Help Keep Them Safe

October 10 2025

• Unlocking the Skin's Natural Healing Power
• Answering a Century-Old Question: How do Brain Oscillations Emerge?
• Circulation Publishes 6-Month Outcomes from First-in-Human VCAS Trial of FieldForce(tm) Pulsed Field Ablation System: 82% Freedom from VT/VF Recurrence and 98% Reduction in Burden
• 'Google Maps' Approach to Revolutionize Lung Cancer Treatment
• Research Tip Sheet: Genetic Misfire in Lupus, UTI-Related Delirium
• 50 Years of Building Bridges: Historic Medical Conference Unites Continents, Disciplines, and Generations in Service of Global Health - October 18, Washington Hilton
• FDA Approves At-Home Version of Lasix for Heart Failure Care
• More Than 54,000 Gaza Children Now Severely Malnourished, U.N. Warns
• Don’t Toss Those Veggie Scraps — They Might Be Healthier Than You Think
• More Than a Feeling: Could a Healthier Gut Improve Mental Health?
• Virtual Reality May Re-create Psychedelic-Like Effects Sans Drugs
• Living Near Toxic Sites Linked to Aggressive Breast Cancer
• Drug Combo Effective Against Advanced Prostate Cancer
• Poor ER Triage Leaves Sickle Cell Patients In Agony For Hours, Experts Say
• Ketamine Safe, Effective For Chronic Pain
• Quitting Smoking Nearly Doubles Cancer Patients' Short-Term Survival Odds, Experts Say
• Inspirational Videos Rival Meditation For Stress Relief, Study Says
• Cancer Patients Face Better Odds In Medicaid Expansion States

October 9 2025

• Cedars-Sinai to Explore Mouth Grafting Improvements
• Caregivers Identify Key Barriers to Youth Enrichment Programs in Low-Income Communities
• Programmable Proteins Use Logic to Improve Targeted Drug Delivery
• An AI System With Detailed Diagnostic Reasoning Makes Its Case
• Study Reveals a Link Between WTC Toxic Exposures and Lung Cancer
• New Research Reveals Genetic Link to Most Common Pediatric Bone Cancer
• Deion Sanders Returns to Practice After Surgery for Blood Clots
• Turns Out, There Are 5 Sleep Styles — And Each Affects Your Brain Differently
• Sno Pac Recalls Frozen Spinach Sold Across the U.S.
• Congo’s War Cuts Off Medicine to Hundreds of Health Facilities
• Nurses Step Up to Tackle Australia's Skin Cancer Crisis
• Mayo Clinic Q and A: Water Fitness -- Why Aqua Exercise Works Wonders
• New 'Smart Insulin' Shows Promise in Reducing Hypoglycemia Bouts
• Wildfire Smoke Might Damage Male Fertility
• Increasing Number Of Pregnancies Affected By Heart Complications
• Beyond the Pink Ribbon: Combating Breast Cancer in Younger Women
• Popular Painkiller Less Effective, More Risky Than Thought, Evidence Review Says
• Health Habits In 20s, 30s Can Have Dramatic Effect On Later Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
• Financial Toxicity Fatal For Some Cancer Patients
• 'Fun-Sized' Exercise Snacks Can Boost Fitness, Review Says
• Australian Research Well Placed for Adoption of National Persistent Identifier (PID) Strategy
• GLP-1s Show Promise in Treating Alcohol and Drug Addiction
• New JNCCN Study Confirms it's 'Never Too Late' to See Survival Benefits from Quitting Smoking--Even With Late-Stage Cancer
• It's Never Too Late for Those with Cancer to Quit Smoking
• Scientists Propose 4 New Uses for Old Veggies
• Diabetic Teens with High Blood Sugar Have Higher Neuropathy Risk in Adulthood
• Immersive Virtual Reality Visual Hallucinations Simulate the Effects of Psychedelic Substances
• GlyTR Therapeutics announces landmark study in Cell on their 'Velcro-like' Pan-Cancer Immunotherapy Platform

October 8 2025

• The Medical Minute: Is It a Sports Injury or Growing Pains?
• Yale Cancer Center Experts to Present at Top International Oncology Conference
• Physicians Investigate Reddit to Better Understand Self Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
• Novel Immunotherapy Combination Destroys Colorectal Liver Metastases
• Could Direct-to-Consumer Drug Pricing Compete with Prescription Insurance?
• UWF Center for Cybersecurity Receives Record-Breaking $9.6M Federal Grant
• Leading Cancer Scientists Anticipate Next 'Eureka Moment' in Tumor Treatment
• Federal Housing Assistance Linked to Earlier Cancer Diagnosis in Older Adults
• After Years of Suffering, Innovative Spine Procedure Relieves Young Mom's Unrelenting Back Pain
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Discover 'Traffic Controller' Protein That Protects DNA, and May Help Kill Cancer Cells
• Cosmic Tug-of-War: Gravity Reshapes Magnetic Fields in Star Clusters
• Moving On From Breast Cancer
• Scientists Create Radiotheranostic Approach Designed to Combat Aggressive Cancers
• Researchers Uncover How Brain's Social Skills Impact Recovery From Early Schizophrenia
• Pain and Antidepressant Drug Combo Linked to Increased Seizure Risk in Older Adults
• Possible Listeria Contamination Found in Some Hello Fresh Ready-Made Meals
• Experts Warn The IV Hydration Craze May Be Putting You at Risk
• Halloween Candy Tips to Keep Kids’ Teeth Healthy
• Foster Farms Corn Dogs Recalled After at Least Five Injuries Reported
• New Vaccine Shows Promise Against Typhoid and Invasive Salmonella in First Human Trial
• Deaths From Accidents Related To Drug Use Rose 60% In Five Years
• More Patients Using GLP-1 Drugs Prior To Weight-Loss Surgery
• Bleeding Tied To Colon Cancer Risk Among Young Adults
• Rare, Dangerous Type Of Breast Cancer On The Rise In The U.S.
• Concussions Might Be Early Warning Sign For ALS, Study Argues
• Training, Support Empowers Pediatricians In Peanut Allergy Prevention
• Turning the Tide on Infant Liver Disease: Japan's 40-Year Registry Reveals Hope
• In a Nasal Spray, Gold "Nanoparticles" Deliver a Targeted Treatment to the Brain. A Potentially Revolutionary Approach to Mental Disorders and Neurodegenerative Diseases Already Has a Patent
• The Human Cost of Healthy Eating

October 7 2025

• Fighting Mosquito-Borne Disease: ESF Professor, Students Join Statewide Effort to Protect Public Health
• Researchers Find Key to Stopping Deadly Infection
• Six Surgeons General Fire Editorial Grenade at RFK Jr.
• Interim CDC Chief Calls for Separate MMR Shots
• CDC Leaves COVID Vaccination Up to Patients
• Kroger Recalls Pasta Salads Sold in 30 States for Listeria Risk
• Researchers Win Nobel Prize for Uncovering How the Immune System Protects Itself
• Special ACS Report: Lesser-Known Lobular Breast Cancer on the Rise in U.S. Women
• Concussions Could Increase Dementia Risk Among Seniors
• Deep Brain Stimulation Offers Long-Term Relief For Parkinson's Patients
• Inflammation Linked To Fatigue Among Cancer Patients
• Babies More Likely To Die If Mother Passes During Or After Pregnancy
• Both Diet And Sugary Drinks Increase Fatty Liver Disease Risk, Study Says
• Inhalers Produce More Than A Half-Million Cars' Worth of Carbon Emissions Annually
• Tip Sheet: Expert Insights Into Full-Body MRIs and Multi-Cancer Detection Tests, Breastmilk Antibodies -- and Progress in AI for Cancer Research
• Gravity and the Gut: Is There a Connection?

October 6 2025

• Teens in Distress Turn to Tobacco but Need More Help to Quit
• New NIH-Funded Program to Advance Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Research Training
• For Rapid, Precise Lung Cancer Resections, Researchers Look to a Pen
• UTSW Discovery Opens Door to Novel Strategies for Hard-to-Treat Cancers
• What Matters Most to Senior Citizens? Not What You Might Think
• Human Ability to Focus on Specific Sounds Not Found to Originate in Auditory Nerve, Brainstem
• Mayo Clinic Uses Investigational Targeted Radiopharmaceutical Theranostic for Hepatocellular Carcinoma in First-in-Human Clinical Trial
• Tailoring & Teamwork Help Hospitals Reduce Wasteful Pre-Surgery Testing
• Lidocaine Poisonings Rise Despite Overall Drop in Local Anesthetic Toxicity
• Stress Cardiac MRI Helps Ruby Return to the Soccer Field
• Robotic Knee Prosthesis: Advanced Control Algorithm Could Expand Commercial Leg's Benefits
• The Brain Navigates New Spaces By 'Flickering' Between Reality and Old Mental Maps
• Psychiatry, Primary Care, and OB/GYN Subspecialties Hit Hardest by Physician Attrition
• Modern-Day Analysis of 1918 Birth Records Highlight Importance of Protecting Pregnant Women From Flu
• 1 in 3 NIH F32 Grant Recipients in Internal Medicine Receive Mentored Development Grants
• FDA May Ease Warning on Hormone Therapy for Menopause Symptoms
• Love Chewing Ice? It Could Damage Your Teeth and Jaw
• Dog Treats Recalled Nationwide Over Salmonella Risk to Pets
• Costco to Sell Ozempic and Wegovy for $499 a Month
• UCLA Health Study Finds Inhalers for Asthma and COPD Drive Significant Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• More Women Under 50 Are Getting Breast Cancer: Here's What Surgeons Want You to Know
• Overeating A Sign Of Early Mental Health Problems Among Preschooler Girls
• Injectable Drug Slows Deterioration From Pulmonary Hypertension
• Alzheimer's Drug Might Improve Social Functioning Among Kids With Autism
• Seasonal Allergies Might Increase Suicide Rate, Study Says
• Air Pollution Particles Hitch A Ride On Red Blood Cells, Into Major Organs, Study Says
• Two Of Five Drivers Killed In Car Crashes Were Stoned, Study Says
• New Intervention Helps Pediatricians Promote Early Peanut Introduction to Prevent Peanut Allergy

October 5 2025

• Breeding Program at Queens Zoo Helps Restore Vulnerable Rabbit Species

October 4 2025

• Whooping Cough Cases on the Rise: Newborns Most at Risk, Experts Say

October 3 2025

• Q and A with Breast Cancer Expert Carmen Calfa, M.D.
• Prenatal Zika Virus Exposure Causes Long-Term, Sex-Specific Immune Changes in Offspring, Study Finds
• New Study Led by University Hospitals Connor Whole Health Shows Chiropractic Care Associated with Reduction in Opioid Use Disorder in Patients with Low Back Pain
• Concussion History in NCAA Athletes Yields Mixed Health Outcomes
• New JAMA Health Forum Paper: Federal Funding Cuts, Government Shutdown Threaten Valuable Advances in Integrated Clinical-Social Care
• From Parkinson's to Rare Diseases, Discovered a Key Switch for Cellular Health
• FDA Signs Off on New Version of Abortion Pill Mifepristone
• Nearly 100 Sickened Aboard Royal Caribbean Ship With Norovirus
• Scientists Grow Egg Cells From Human Skin in New Study
• Minnesota Confirms 10 New Measles Cases, All in Unvaccinated Travelers
• Patients Value Communication Skills from Cancer Surgeons Across Six Key Areas, According to Research
• In Car Crashes with Pedestrians, Age and Zip Code May Predict Extent of Traumatic Injuries
• Mastectomy Linked to Worsened Sexual Health, Body Image After Surgery
• Over 40% of Deceased Drivers in Motor Vehicle Crashes Test Positive for THC, Study Shows
• Deaths from Drug-Induced Unintentional Injury Rise Across the US
• AI Optimizes Evacuation, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Wounded Soldiers in Ukraine
• Untreated Depression Makes Surgical Outcomes Worse in Cancer Patients
• Use of Weight Loss Drugs Before Bariatric Surgery Has Soared in Recent Years, Study Finds
• Drop in Credit Score After Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Increased Mortality, Study Shows
• EMS Call Times in Rural Areas Take at Least 20 Minutes Longer Than National Average
• Rectal Bleeding in Young Adults Linked to 8.5 Times Higher Risk of Colorectal Cancer
• Hospital Closures Disproportionately Affect Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Communities
• How the New Blood Pressure Guidelines Can Help Your Heart Health
• Menopause Doesn't Affect MS Progression, Major Study Concludes
• Free School Meals Linked To Less High Blood Pressure Among Children
• Bad Sleep Linked To Accelerated Brain Aging
• Smart Patch Helps Addicts, Alcoholics Manage Stress And Cravings
• Flavored Weed Vapes Becoming New Face Of Teen Drug Use
• Immigrants' Heart Health Advantage Fades While Living In The U.S., Study Says
• New Antibiotic Targets IBD -- and AI Predicted How It Would Work Before Scientists Could Prove It
• Glioblastomas Affect Much More Than Just the Brain
• Whooping Cough Can Be Fatal in Young Infants, Experts Warn

October 2 2025

• FDA Approves Tremfya for Pediatric Plaque Psoriasis, Active Psoriatic Arthritis
• Addressing Body-Image Distress in Head and Neck Cancer Patients
• Psilocybin Increased Postpartum Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms in Animal Model
• Short-Course Radiation Therapy After Prostate Surgery Helps Keep Cancer From Returning
• Splicing Factor Could Be Therapeutic Target for Preeclampsia
• Healing in Harmony: Houston Methodist Transplant Patient Creates Album with Son, Music Therapist
• This Alumna Is Building Confidence - One Smile at a Time - in Newark
• Brain Network Active at Birth is Linked to Social Behavior Later in Life
• Yale Researchers Develop Novel Test for Leptospirosis
• Walmart Pledges to Ditch Several Artificial Colors and Additives by 2027
• Doctors Warn Against Imitating Hot Noodle Scene from 'KPop Demon Hunters'
• Study Finds Microplastics in All Tested Beverages, Especially Hot Drinks
• Mapping RNA-Protein 'Chats' Could Uncover New Treatments for Cancer and Brain Disease
• Older Adults With HIV May Be Facing Unequal Burden in the Opioid Crisis
• Country music star Kelsea Ballerini donates $100,000 to Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt and makes special appearance to visit patients and families
• Gene Test Can Predict Breast Cancer Risk For Women Diagnosed With Abnormal Cells
• Mayo Clinic Research Improves Dense Breast Cancer Screening and Early Detection
• Industrial Chemical Linked To Parkinson's Disease
• Mount Sinai Study Highlights Sex-Based Pelvic Differences' Effect on Spinal Screw, Rod Placement During Surgical Procedures
• Adrenaline Nasal Sprays Work As Well As EpiPen For Allergic Shock
• Taxpayers Paid Billions Treating Gunshot Wounds, Study Estimates
• Tiny Cell Messengers in Obese Individuals Accelerate Alzheimer's-Linked Plaque Buildup in the Brain
• Life After Near Death: UVA Aims to Improve Support for Near-Death Experiencers
• Farm Workers At Risk For Kidney Disease
• Kids' Long COVID Risk Doubles After Second Infection, Researchers Say
• Psilocybin Targets Brain Circuits to Relieve Chronic Pain, Depression

October 1 2025

• The Medical Minute: Combining Breast Cancer Surgery with Plastic Surgery Offers Women Physical and Emotional Benefits
• Artificial Intelligence Helps Scientists Better Predict, Diagnose Hard-to-Detect Form of Breast Cancer Often Undetectable on Screening
• Why Cancer Immunotherapy Fails: Ohio State Researchers Link It to Protein Quality Control Collapse
• Overdose Prediction Tool for Cocaine Developed to Save Lives
• Second Infection in Kids Doubles Long COVID Risk
• Wildfire Smoke Linked to Declines in Sperm Quality
• New Developmental Theory Challenges Traditional Views on Childhood Trauma Memories
• Genetic "Trojan Horse" Selectively Kills Cancer Cells Linked to Kaposi's Sarcoma
• FDA Authorizes Essilor Stellest Eyeglass Lenses for Children With Myopia
• Can Digital Health Tools Help Younger Cancer Survivors Better Predict Future Health Risks?
• Outdoor Air Exposure to Chemical May Raise Risk of Parkinson's Disease
• NIH Awards $50 Million to Top Autism Researchers Despite Political Controversy
• New Scorecard Reveals Which States Prepared for Climate Health Threats
• Pfizer Strikes Deal With Trump to Lower Medicaid Drug Costs
• Workplace Culture Transformation Yields Wide-Ranging Benefits
• Research Finds More Men Die of Overdoses Partly Because Many Combine Alcohol with Drugs
• Somatus Drives Significant Reduction in Mortality Rates Through Whole Person, Integrated Care Model
• October Is Eczema Awareness Month
• PRISM Shines a Light on Mapping Brain Circuits at Scale
• American Society of Anesthesiologists Launches New Journal Anesthesiology(r) Open
• 9/11 Study Shows How Toxic Exposures May Lead to Blood Cancers
• HPV Vaccine Protecting Against Infections, Even Among Unvaccinated
• Air Pollution Worsens Sleep Apnea
• Attrition from the Radiology Workforce is Higher for Subspecialists vs Generalists and Nonacademic vs Academic Radiologists
• Shift Workers Face Higher Risk For Kidney Stones
• Knee Arthritis Pain? Radiation Might Help, Study Says
• Chatbots the New 'Doc?' Researchers Explore AI in Health Behavior Coaching
• Radiation Can Treat Heart Rate Disorder, Study Says
• Early MS Signs Appear Years Earlier, Affect All Groups The Same
• A Step Toward Diagnosing the Flu with Your Tongue
• New Software Tool Aims to Help Scientists Better Analyze Complex Spatial Data From Tissues
• Home-Grown Digital Tool Could Tackle Adolescent Mental Health in Africa
• October 2025 Issue of Neurosurgical Focus: Video: "Arteriovenous Fistula Surgery"
• October 2025 Issue of Neurosurgical Focus: "Contemporary Management of Chronic Subdural Hematomas"

September 30 2025

• Frozen Meals Sold at 3 Chains Linked to Listeria Outbreak
• Maternal Childhood Trauma May Increase Risk of Preterm Birth
• FDA Approves Inluriyo for Advanced Breast Cancer
• Living with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Is Not a Death Sentence in the Eyes of Houghton Hutcheson
• Study Explores Use of Religion and Spirituality to Help Patients Cope With Stress of Radiation Therapy for Gynecologic Cancers
• Moffitt Study Shows Promise for New Treatment in Patients With Leptomeningeal Disease
• Experts to Discuss Weight Loss Medications, Surgery, and What Everyone Needs to Know About Treating Obesity
• Center for Metabolic Health Unites Researchers to Tackle the Biggest Problems in Human Health
• IU Clinical Trial Aims to Improve Quality of Life for Prostate Cancer Survivors
• X-Ray Technique Provides a New Tool for Nuclear Forensics Investigations
• Risk of Long COVID in Kids Doubles After Second Infection
• Precision and Innovation: Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at ASTRO 2025
• Gen X Older Adults Show High Rates of Ultra-Processed Food Addiction
• Grocery Giant Recalls Deli Pastas Over Listeria Risk
• Millions of Corn Dogs Recalled Over Wooden Shards
• Single Dose of Radiation as Effective as 5-Week Course for Lung Cancer: Roswell Park Shares Results at ASTRO
• Heart Attack, Stroke Almost Always Foreshadowed, Study Says
• Companions 'Untapped Resource' For Health Care Visits, Poll Finds
• Georgia Tech Startup Sets Sights on Transforming Heart Failure Care
• AI Can Predict Which Kids With Asthma Face Higher Odds Of Respiratory Infections, Pneumonia
• Patients With Severe Obesity Face Medical Discrimination, Study Says
• Robot-Guided Device Reaches Tumors Deep In The Lungs
• A randomized, controlled, open label non-inferiority trial of intravenous ferric carboxymaltose versus iron sucrose in patients with iron deficiency anemia in China
• Identification of a Nanobody Able to Catalyze the Destruction of the Spike-Trimer of SARS-CoV-2
• Low Dose of Hydroxychloroquine Is Associated with Reduced COVID-19 Mortality: A Multicenter Study in China
• Effects and Mechanisms of Acupuncture on Women Related Health
• Association of TRMT2B Gene Variants with Juvenile Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
• Panoramic Variation Analysis of a Family with Neurodevelopmental Disorders Caused by Biallelic Loss-of-Function Variants in TMEM141, DDHD2, and LHFPL5
• Gut Microbiota-Dependent Phenylacetylglutamine in Cardiovascular Disease: Current Knowledge and New Insights
• Trajectory of COVID-19 Response and Management Strategy in China: Scientific Rationale Driven Strategy Adjustments

September 29 2025

• FDA Approves Opzelura for Atopic Dermatitis in Children
• Radiation Therapy Shows Promise for Patients with Severe Heart Rhythm Disorder
• More Than a Form: 5 Ways Physicians Can Make Sports Physicals Count
• High Pollen Count: The Last Straw Effect on Suicide Risk
• AI Tool May Enable Opportunistic Assessment of Body Composition From Routine Imaging, Identify Patients at Cardiovascular Risk
• ACP Warns Politicization of Science Is Driving U.S. Health Care System Toward Disaster
• Patients with Severe Obesity Face Barriers and Biases When Accessing Subspecialty Care
• Sharp Increase in Gabapentin Dispensing Highlights Need for Awareness of Adverse Effects
• First Randomized Study Comparing Proton and Photon Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer Finds Both Preserve Quality of Life
• Shorter Radiation Improves Patient Experience but Not Disease Control for Intermediate-Risk Prostate Cancer
• Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) Matches Proton Therapy in Patient-Reported Outcomes for Oropharyngeal Cancer
• Radiation Therapy After Surgery Safely Reduces Pelvic Relapse Risk From Locally Advanced, Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer
• Doctors Warn Against Mouth Taping During Sleep
• Kennedy Says FDA Reviewing Safety of Abortion Pill Mifepristone
• Cancer-Fighting Gene Plays Unexpected Role in Pancreatic Cancer Tumor Growth
• Study Shows HPV Vaccine Protects Vaccinated--and Unvaccinated--Women
• New Study Links Genetic Variation to Chemotherapy-Related Liver Damage in Patients with Colorectal Cancer Liver Metastases
• T Cell Nucleus 'Goes a Long Way' When Fighting Off Infections
• How Gene Mutations Drive Dementia in Parkinson's Disease
• Scientists Pinpoint Macrophages that Fight Chronic Inflammation
• How Frequently Young Adults Use Cannabis May Predict Their Binge Drinking, Suggesting Opportunities for Preventing the Development of Alcohol Use Disorder
• Can Fruit Flies Help Scientists Develop Treatments for Alcohol Use Disorder?
• Limited Use of Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder in Emergency Departments Highlights Room for Growth
• Study Links Life Adversity to Early Alcohol Abstinence Symptoms and Possible Clinical Outcome
• In-Home Gun Deaths of Children Have More Than Doubled
• TikTok For Sex Advice? Check The Source, Study Suggests
• Golf Cart Injuries On The Rise Among Kids
• Hidden Signs Of Rheumatoid Arthritis Found In Blood Long Before Diagnosis
• Most American Kids Rely On Medicaid, CHIP Insurance
• Dogs (But Not Cats) May Protect Against Childhood Asthma, Study Says
• Researchers at Case Western Reserve University Uncover HIV Mystery That Could Unlock the Path to a Cure
• Quality of Carbohydrates May Be Key to Heart Health
• Future mRNA Vaccines May Prevent Food and Seasonal Allergies
• Smart Blood: How AI Reads Your Body's Aging Signals
• Emergence of SARS and COVID-19 and Preparedness for the Next Emerging Disease X
• Lack of CFAP54 Causes Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia in a Mouse Model and Human Patients
• GID Complex Regulates the Differentiation of Neural Stem Cells by Destabilizing TET2
• Berberine Alleviates Myocardial Diastolic Dysfunction by Modulating Drp1-Mediated Mitochondrial Fission and Ca2+ Homeostasis in a Murine Model of HFpEF
• Lead Exposure Associated with Vitamin D Metabolic Imbalance Mediated by Chronic Inflammation in Children
• AI Distinguishes Glioblastoma From Look-Alike Cancers During Surgery
• Many Older Adults - Especially Gen X Women - Show Signs of Addiction to Ultra-Processed Foods