UQ research could lead to viable treatments for motor neuron disease
Research at The University of Queensland could eventually help develop viable treatments – and ultimately a cure – for motor neuron disease (MND). Dr Adam Walker and co-authors Dr Rebecca San Gil, Dr Wei Luan and PhD student Sean Keating…
Read MoreDoes Young-Onset Adenoma Require More Intense Surveillance?
For adults who develop adenomas before age 50, the risk of developing colorectal cancer (CRC) and dying from it is low, especially for nonadvanced adenomas, but even for advanced adenomas, new data show. “The findings support the concept that young…
Read MoreChanges in brain function persist for months in those with long COVID, study finds
Months after COVID-19, previously infected people with persistent neuropsychiatric symptoms had abnormal brain activity during memory tests, with less activity in brain regions normally used for memory tasks, but more activity in other areas of the brain, according to new…
Read MoreResearchers discover a novel genetic disorder associated with neurodevelopmental differences
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Read MoreNew form of levodopa might improve parkinsons care
An extended-release version of a Parkinson’s disease drug could provide more stable relief for patients with the movement disorder, new clinical trial data show. The new formulation of levodopa, called IPX203, extended the duration of patients’ “on time”—the amount of…
Read MoreTop 100 fitspiration influencers are more talk than walk when it comes to body image, find researchers
They’re the tanned, toned bodies sporting the latest fitness fashion, but when it comes to body image these “fitspiration” influencers are more talk than walk, according to world-first research from the University of South Australia. In an audit of the…
Read MoreHow the immune system sculpts rat brains during development
Researchers have established that biological sex plays a role in determining an individual’s risk of brain disorders. For example, boys are more likely to be diagnosed with behavioral conditions like autism or attention deficit disorder, whereas women are more likely…
Read MoreAn assessment of adherence to the Mediterranean Diet among a Spanish University campus community
In a recent study published in the journal Nutrients, researchers from Spain surveyed the University of Almeria community to determine adherence to the Mediterranean Diet, a healthy diet pattern, and lifestyle choice that potentially reduces the risk of various diseases….
Read MoreRandomized clinical trial shows reduction in surgical site infections
The first-ever randomized clinical trial linked to registry data from the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP) shows that for patients undergoing pancreatoduodenectomy, also known as the Whipple procedure, a change in antibiotics before the…
Read MoreEU unveils reforms for cheaper drugs and to avoid shortages
The EU on Wednesday unveiled a long-awaited proposed reform of legislation governing pharmaceutical drugs to make them cheaper, prevent shortages and boost new antibiotic production. “Over the last decade, reports of medicines shortages, including of antibiotics, have skyrocketed to the…
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