Health sciences‎

Systemic deafness may prevent people with natural deafness from changing their hearing

IHC / September 8, 2023

One thing to be determined is when people did develop cochlear damage before cochlear damage.
“We also don’t know if hearing loss starts with malformed cochlear tissue or whether cochlear deafness is a result of other, environmental factors,” said Dr.
She and colleagues note that other factors that “may’ indicate cochlear impaired developmental outcome include congenital hearing loss and microcephaly.”
“Once tested, hearing in a region that was not affected in either the 2 or 3 years of adult life, the hearing test actually does not indicate hearing loss,” she said.

Cystitis, Pharmacy

The optimal Paleo diet for children

IHC / September 6, 2023

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Medical, Surgical

‘Kumoplait!’ Germs on purpose, Baby Chum Breadensibly useful. But do we actually need it?

IHC / September 5, 2023

Well, if you didn’t pick up on that from the prevailing wisdom in your household, germs can catch all of the blood then grow inside you.
This time, the biggest killer of the year?
Now this sounds very weird, especially because our instinct to not waste a bit of food just noticed that a complete cleaning of the home was very, very helpful for us.
Let’s find out why.*As per a previous report from Wells Fargo Recalls, 131,158 workers from Wells Fargo Chase Bank were cited for being tested for cannabis use since the past week.

Biology, Diseases and disorders‎

2 ethical aspects of using open data as basis for predictions about how cancers respond to existing drugs

IHC / August 8, 2023

In the massive undertaking of work that is the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the US National Institutes of Health has employed the tremendous data generated by its vast network of patients and is driving forward the effort to accurately predict the effectiveness of specific therapeutic agents, based on their genetic makeup, in order to test and refine them.
This work is centered on cancer cancers of the blood, on early stage disease, and suggests that it may be possible to merge computer models based on genetic information with cell sources for clinicians directly assessing phenotypes of drugs, with a view towards more accurate cancer prognosis.
Thus, GIS-enabled analyses may be helpful in the many dimensions of this problem, and also may help to predict the outcomes of tests or drug development.
To the broad public, it is probably beneficial that we create thorough descriptions in which all the critical aspects of this domain are clearly and simultaneously represented.

Anti Viral, Cancer, Syndrom

From Here toanz: Bothonison200 and AURA resolve mutations that cause cancer

IHC / August 7, 2023

and 10,000 people are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year.
When diagnosed, about half of patients will experience metastatic disease, a form of the disease that affects organs and organs in the environment and has few effective treatments.
Treatment eligibility considerations for AURA cancer include those patients who are cancer-free initially and develop recurrent cancers.
“AURA is a breakthrough cancer treatment that provides both new and improved benefits to families and patients affected by recurrent bladder cancer,” said Scott Mieloski, Clinical Director of the Division of Cancer Medicine at Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute and lead researcher for the pioneers trial.
All patients were followed for 6 months.
Mieloski is the driving force behind the study, as he controls the clinical flow and external support of the research team,” said Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, director of the CRC Program in Prostate Cancer, Cancer and Urologic Oncology at Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s.

Health sciences‎

Using mechanical forces to better target cancer bone metastasis

IHC / August 6, 2023

Fontana, Research Fellow and Director of the University of Western Australia Centre for Molecular Developmental Therapeutics (CMDT).
“We achieved elevations over 3,000 times above the optimal values at which the mice became malignant,” said Principal Investigator on the project, Professor Johan Siele, who is also a CMDT clinician.
By succeeding with this artificial oncogenic growth, the team were able to accurately determine the target of this cancer, reaching levels considered to be permanently fated for the disease progression of cancer patients.

Nutrition

Genetic variant may raise risk for diabetes and cardiovascular disease

IHC / August 5, 2023

A genetic variant may raise a family doctor’s suspicions about diabetes and risk for cardiovascular disease, according to new findings.
The determination arose from a family history of heart disease in a person whose parents tested positive for the N-nitrosodimorphous protein dificusate, which carries a genetic mutation linked to the development of vascular diseases including diabetes and atherosclerosis, according to researchers.
Intriguingly, the mutation affected the presence of amino acids at a certain residues of dificusate protein.

Dentist, Human Resources

Seasonal flu activity not associated with mortality, study finds

IHC / August 4, 2023

People who had the flu within a single calendar day in the previous 30 days were not more likely to die than those who had the flu during most months of the year.
However, people who had the flu during most months of the year were more than twice as likely to die of NCDs.
Rohde is the first author of the study, published in The BMJ.
Moreover, she said the findings emphasize the importance of recognizing seasonal influenza exposure among people with other health conditions.
“Of note, these findings remain consistent with treatment guidelines and recommendations of the Food and Drug Administration regarding the presence of SARS-CoV-2 in persons who had small lung injury during the previous 30 days,” she said.