In the last study published in the journal A group of scientists has checked whether insulinotropic polypeptide receptor signaling (GIPR) in oligodendrocytes (OLS) increases brain access and weight loss dependent on glucose. effectiveness Agonists of the Peptic-1 Glucagon (GLP-1R) receptor. Background One in eight adults live with obesity, and many now use incretin drugs that […]
The global market of medical robotics undergoes an exponential growth. According to BoundariesThe sector was valued at around 27.7 billion USD in 2023, and forecasts reached USD 127 billion by 2033, expanding CAGR 16.5%. Adoption is most visible in North America and Europe. In 2023, in Europe itself, it had over 3500 surgical robotic systems […]
Last study in He studied the relationship between smoking and brain atrophy and whether the body mass indicator (BMI) affects this connection. The study showed that smokers had much lower gray and white brain volume than non -smokers. When BMI was included in statistical models, the relationship between the year of smoking and the loss […]
Last study published in the journal He informed that inhibiting aggregation (Gapdh) could be a therapeutic goal for acute ischemic stroke (AIS). The stroke is the second main cause of death. The recombinant tissue plasminogen activator is one of the most effective AIS treatment methods, but it has limited acceptability and narrow therapeutic window (within […]
Every year, on July 1, thousands of newly broken doctors in the United States begin their medical residences, which is a key step in their training, which allows them to practical use of academic knowledge. For many, this transition occurs after years of intensive preparation, such as bachelor education, medical studies, board exams and a […]
AND Georgia A woman who was supported by life after the announcement that in February in February he was announced a brain Eight weeks of pregnancy He was born a boy. The son of Adriana Smith, named Chance, was delivered in the emergency section Cesarean early on Friday morning, June 13, in less than 26 […]
Areas of the brain that help a person distinguish between what is true, and what imagined was discovered in a new study conducted by UCL researchers. Studies, published, have shown that the region in the brain known as a spindle corner – located behind the temples, on the bottom of the temporal lobe of the […]
The experience of memory problems and the decreasing brain function is often seen as a natural part of aging, and can also be an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease. But what if the increase in memory was not as complicated as it seems? Research suggests that the key may lie in an unexpected place – […]
A new neuroimaging study revealed that watching nature can help alleviate how people experience pain by reducing brain activity associated with pain perception. Published in the journal and led by a team from the University of Vienna and the University of Exeter, research is promising foundations for new types of non -pharmacological pain. Using the […]
When the 12-year-old iody stumbled and fell many times, she had problems with simple walking and tried to attach the shirt buttons, her mother never suspected that it could be a sign of something serious-as long as the doctors provided the destructive news of a rare brain tumor. After years of fighting the disease, iodi […]