Redefining end-of-life care for better patient outcomes
Specialist palliative care has the potential to reduce costs by up to £8,000 per person and improve quality of life.…
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Mussel-inspired adhesive prevents organ rejection
A new technology has been developed to suppress immune rejection, the biggest challenge in organ transplantation, without causing systemic side…
A review of methionine dependency in modern cancer therapy
Methionine restriction (MR) has shown significant promise in cancer therapy because it targets the unique methionine dependency of many tumors. However,…
Building global standards for antimicrobial policy
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) threatens human, animal, and environmental health globally. An international team from leading institutions, including the University of Edinburgh,…
A novel approach to improving survival in treatment-resistant cancers
A novel approach to improving survival in treatment-resistant cancers
Melbourne’s lab-grown “skin” revolutionizes tick research
The world’s first lab-based tick feeding system for bush ticks, developed by researchers at the University of Melbourne, has transformed…
MIMETAS publishes breakthrough study on 3D blood-brain barrier model with unidirectional flow
Scientists at MIMETAS have published a new study describing a scalable, self-assembling human blood-brain barrier (BBB) model that combines physiological…
Study finds 7 hours and 19 minutes of sleep may be best for insulin sensitivity
Share on PinterestWhat is the optimal amount of sleep to help insulin resistance? A new study investigates. Yatanni/Stocksy The estimated…
GLP-1 drugs and 8 healthy lifestyle habits may lower cardiovascular risk
Share on PinterestCan medications or lifestyle habits alone help reduce cardiovascular risk in people with diabetes? Focus Pixel Art/Getty Images…
High fat, high sugar diet may leave lasting changes on brain, eating later in life
Share on PinterestCould an unhealthy diet early in life affect brain health later in life? Boris Jovanovic/Stocksy There are several…