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nypost.comscience44 days ago
Brain’s Hippocampus Continues Processing Speech and Grammar Under General Anaesthesia, Study Finds
A study finds that the hippocampus remains remarkably active during general anaesthesia, parsing grammar and meaning of spoken words while anticipating what will be said next. People given general anaesthesia fall into a coma-like state in which memory and perception of pain are…
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news-medical.netscience47 days ago
Study Results Prompt Review of Colonoscopy Benefits for Cancer Prevention
A recent study has released 13-year results on colonoscopy's effectiveness in preventing cancer. The findings suggest a need to reassess its impact at the population level. This could influence medical guidelines and patient recommendations.
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fortune.comscience57 days ago
Mouse Study Finds Heart's Mechanical Stress May Inhibit Cancer Metastasis
Researchers in Italy published a study in Science suggesting that the heart's constant beating creates a hostile environment for cancer cells. The work, conducted in mice, identified genetic mechanisms and a protein that senses mechanical forces. Experts called the findings hypot…
ecns.cnscience59 days ago
Researchers Report Evidence of Gut-Joint Axis in Osteoarthritis Development in 2025 Study
A 2025 study published in Science has revealed evidence of a gut-joint axis linked to bile acid metabolism and GLP-1 signaling in osteoarthritis. The findings advance understanding of the disease's pathogenesis. This opens new avenues for potential therapies, according to the res…
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ndtv.comscience59 days ago
Mouse Study Finds Heart's Mechanical Stress May Suppress Cancer Growth
Researchers published a study in Science suggesting that the heart's constant beating creates an environment hostile to cancer. The work, conducted in mice, identified genetic mechanisms linked to mechanical forces. Experts called the findings hypothesis-generating and pointed to…
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Giant Cancer Study Evaluates Effectiveness of Off-Label Treatments
A recent study has assessed the effectiveness of off-label cancer treatments, revealing significant findings. The research highlights the potential benefits and risks associated with these therapies.
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Study Demonstrates Team-Based Approach to Improving Blood Pressure Control in Patients
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association highlights a team-based intervention that helped patients achieve blood pressure targets. The approach involved primary care teams using electronic health records and patient outreach. Researchers noted the meth…
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Study Suggests Enhancing Brain Waste-Disposal System May Alleviate Alzheimer's Deficits
Researchers have explored methods to boost the brain's waste-disposal system, known as the glymphatic system, for Alzheimer's disease treatment. A recent study indicates that a novel approach reduces brain deficits and symptoms in models of the condition. The findings build on on…
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