The new mouse test ensures that women in their reproductive years seem to be relatively protected against chronic kidney disease, which is a leading problem of public health. The study informs that the signaling regulated by estrogen promotes the regeneration of key filter cells in female kidneys. The study also combines pregnancy complications, such as […]
The new ESC clinical statement requires greater awareness of a multidirectional relationship between mental illness and cardiovascular disease to improve patients’ health. The first ESC clinical declaration in history that will be developed on this topic has been published today on ESC Congress 2025. The statement of consensus recommends that the symptoms of mental health […]
New studies have shown that early withdrawal of treatment in patients with rare kidney disease is possible without a recurrence, safer for patients and saves NHS millions of pounds. The unusual urimic hemolytic syndrome (AHUS) is a life -threatening condition caused by a rare defect in an immune system, which in the past led to […]
Metabolic disorders associated with liver steatotic disease (Masld, previously NAFLD) and aging are enclosed in a vicious district: the aging of liver cells accelerates fat accumulation, inflammation and fibrosis, while chronic stresses, in turn, accelerates liver decrease. Up to 38 % of adults around the world have Masld, and the spread, intensity and mortality grow […]
Excessive alcohol consumption causes alcoholic liver disease, and about 20% of these cases develops to fatty fatitis (ASH), which can lead to cirrhosis and liver failure. Early diagnosis and treatment are therefore extremely important. The research team Kaist identified a new molecular mechanism in which alcoholic liver cells increase reactive oxygen forms (ROS), leading to […]
In the last article published in Scientists analyzed whether higher levels of sea microplastics in ocean water near the American coast are associated with the greater occurrence of stroke, coronary artery disease or type 2 diabetes. After adapting local gaps and demographic factors, coastal poviats with a very high level of microplasty had a much […]
Scientists from the research hospital of St. Jude Children and Washington University in St. Louis report a mechanistic insight into the role of biomolecular condensation in the development of neurodegenerative disease. Cooperation, published studies, focused on interactions that drive the formation of condensates compared to the formation of amyloid fibers and the way they relate […]
An inexpensive, long -appointed HIV drug can improve vision in patients with dazzling complication of diabetes more effectively and at a much lower cost than many existing treatment methods, suggests a preliminary clinical examination. In addition, the drug is taken orally, potentially offering patients an alternative to monthly injections directly in their eyes. The drug, […]
The apartment next to the golf course may seem like a dream with lush greens, a quiet environment and an atmosphere of a luxurious lifestyle. However, new studies suggest that this idyllic setting can have a hidden cost. Scientists have found that people living near golf fields can face an increased risk of developing Parkinson’s […]
People who receive a vaccine for shingles have a 23% lower risk of cardiovascular events, including stroke, heart failure and coronary artery disease, according to the study of over a million people published in today’s (Tuesday). The protective effect of the vaccine lasts up to eight years and is particularly clear for men, people under […]