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Life-saving kidney and heart benefits found in non-diabetic patients
UCLA unveils viscoelastic antigen mimics to boost immunity and fight cancer
Therapies targeting senescence cells show promise for controlling cancer progression
Science-backed benefits for athletes and everyday people
Initial focus on lowering cholesterol by targeting NAD+ metabolism
Fitness reduces dementia risk by 35%, even for people with genetic risk factors
Revolutionary technology uses ECG data to spot hidden risks and enable early prevention efforts
New link found between sitting and heart risks, even in the active
Experts urge global action on diet, exercise, and healthcare access to address this
A study links diabetes and specific biomarkers to faster brain shrinkage and earlier MCI onset
Drug improved chronic cough symptoms, contributing to a better quality of life\
Targeted drug delivery and immune boost for personalized cancer therapy
Small increases in activity can significantly reduce atrial fibrillation risk
Targeting senescent cells may prevent disease progression and show promise
Experts believe expanding this initiative could help save more lives
Adjusting this axis with diet, probiotics, and supplements could benefit brain health
Reprogrammed cells from healthy donors give hope to patients with severe corneal damage
Tracking sleep could help improve health outcomes in older adults
In trials on mice, the drug reduced tumors, promising new cancer treatments
New tech at NHS trusts speeds up cancer detection in high-risk areas
Signs include sluggish metabolism, inflamed blood vessels, and a weakened gut
Tailored drug dosing could reduce harmful reactions for cancer patients
New research highlights the potential brain health benefits of adding olive oil to your diet
Unravelling tumour dynamics to enhance cancer treatment
Aliada’s BBB technology aims to transform CNS drug delivery
A new trial offers hope for glioblastoma patients as innovative treatment yields significant results
New research shows infrequent workouts can offer brain health benefits equal to regular exercise
Oxford study reveals associations between lifetime cannabis use and brain structure
Chronic inflammation and fibrosis further damage the heart health
Study reveals deadly impact of indoor air pollution from gas appliances
Even small improvements in strength can have significant health benefits
Try adding short speed bursts during your regular activities like walking or biking
UK is considering enforcing these profit-sharing measures nationally
Scientists enhance brain function and protect against neurodegeneration
Research shows early treatment may prevent hundreds of strokes safely
The drug 'donanemab' remains available for private treatment in England
New technology aims to improve diagnosis speed and accuracy in busy emergency departments
Early trial results show restored vision in age-related macular degeneration
How plant compounds can slow ageing and boost your health
Clinical study showed its accuracy, aiming to replace invasive methods like PET scans
The test is faster, cheaper, and over 93% accurate, offering quicker diagnosis
Findings offer hope for future therapies targeting sarcopenia and muscle loss
Study suggests a healthy diet may reduce the risk of cancer advancing during active surveillance
New research finds standing doesn't reduce heart risk and may cause circulatory issues
The technology extends survival for some patients by 3.3 months
German neurotech company aims to revolutionize stroke recovery with its brain interchange system
This process occurs mainly at night and may help prevent Alzheimer’s
Metformin (HR 1.01, CI 0.95–1.07) had a neutral effect on mortality
Lifestyle factors influence epigenetic ageing, highlighting the importance of health
The strongest protective associations were for cardiometabolic conditions
New funding accelerates the development of a novel neutrophil-based solid tumour treatment
Glucose regulation may hold the key to restoring neuron growth
Innovative £120 test could identify 12 common cancers, revolutionizing patient care and saving lives
Clinical trial shows treatment extends survival for patients with advanced lung cancer by over 40%
Scientists aim to harness the immune system to fight cancer in its earliest stages
A successful retinal transplant in a monkey shows promise for treating vision loss
Transforming respiratory care and reducing reliance on organ donors
New research highlights the benefits of an 8-10 hour eating window for metabolic health
You can protect yourself by wearing masks, using air purifiers, and avoiding polluted areas
New research highlights the role of gum disease-related microbes in increasing cancer susceptibility
A pioneering trial reveals the potential of reprogrammed stem cells to reverse type 1 diabetes
Researchers discover a compound that slows ageing by boosting protein maintenance
Misconceptions and gender biases are costing women's lives
Just one month in microgravity weakens heart tissue and triggers molecular changes
Researchers hope to develop new drug targets and improve current treatments
Phase 2a trial results show positive outcomes among pulmonary fibrosis patients
Air pollution, rising temperatures, and obesity are the major culprits
Custom 3d-printed lenses promise faster, affordable cataract treatment
ONL pushes forward with innovative treatment to slow vision loss in dry AMD
Elon Musk's brain-computer implant receives FDA approval
Early clinical trials showed safety and effectiveness, with more trials planned for 2025
Doctors warn of serious brain injuries as the controversial combat sport gains popularity worldwide
Eating more berries and dark chocolate could lower dementia risk by 28%
How drug-resistant infections could claim millions of lives by 2050 without urgent action
Peter Attia explains why a study can't undo decades of proof that exercise boosts longevity
Researchers identify genetic markers that could lead to a faster and affordable test for ALS
New study reveals metformin’s potential to delay brain aging
Statins shown to benefit and save costs for people over 70
Food for the brain charity launches a test to track brain health through antioxidant levels
New research adds vision loss and high cholesterol to dementia risk factors
Cambridge study links early cholesterol to heart disease risk
Findings cover brain and head cancers, hinting mobile phones might be safe
Aston university creates a non-invasive test that detects prostate cancer in minutes
New stem cell breakthrough offers personalized cancer treatment with less rejection risk
Long-term study reveals key early detection markers for heart disease prevention
New findings highlight the heart health benefits of extra weekend sleep
Safety of rapamycin looks good and lean muscle mass among biomarkers trending towards improvement
It provides insights into the disease and suggests new prevention strategies
Groundbreaking endoscopy performed 5,778 miles apart, advancing remote surgery
Newly discovered protein may lead to cancer vaccines and advanced DNA repair
Scientists discover the hidden nutritional value of discarded byproduct in olive oil production
New mRNA-based vaccine takes center stage in promising lung cancer care
Adding fish to a vegetarian diet may boost longevity in seniors
This has led to better early cancer detection and improved patient care
This discovery offers potential clues for preserving hearing in humans
To stay healthier, it's a good idea to eat less processed and red meat
However, modern changes like processed foods are starting to affect their health
A groundbreaking approach to extend life through brain tissue renewal
The findings may explain why health problems often increase at these ages
Health advice should avoid recommending alcohol for any potential benefit
This innovation aims to make managing diabetes and improve patients' quality of life
This breakthrough offers hope for combating age-related cognitive decline
Early antibiotic use may have a negative impact on their health
Breakthrough for the rarest of rare genetic diseases that affect only a few patients
A much better option than just prescribing drugs for life
Study highlights trade-offs between rapid weight loss and potential health risks
More research needed to confirm definitive link, but study emphasizes importance of healthy diet
Researchers developed a "CD3 Score" to measure immune cell levels in tumours
Next steps include testing these vessels in animal models before moving on to humans
75% of participants experienced clinical improvement in both pain and function
Most cases were mild, but the study highlights the need for increased awareness
Funding will primarily be used to advance therapies focused on muscle growth
Approach offers hope in combating the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance.
Novel delivery system enhances natural antimicrobial effects of essential oils
C the Signs spots hidden patterns in patient records, leading to faster and early cancer diagnoses
Findings highlight the importance of dietary choices in maintaining good health
Funding fuels clinical trials of a lead compound, offering hope for liver disease patients
No severe issues came from the therapy itself, just the procedure or immunosuppression
New phase 3b study aims to resolve manufacturing challenges and support regulatory approval
Even a few years of maintaining prediabetic status can positively impact health
The system works by being activated in acidic tumour environments
Engineers create lifelike vascular networks in heart tissue for future organ transplants
Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats were associated with healthy ageing
But, senolytic therapy may not be a universal solution for age-related bone loss
Study highlights the need for further research, given the rising diabetes rates
First scottish patient to undergo the treatment experienced immediate tremor reduction
The therapy is initially available at eight centers across the UK
Blocking cell death pathway rejuvenates livers in mice, offering potential treatment for humans
This approach uses algae-powered robots to neutralise harmful proteins in the colon
This highlights the need to address chronic loneliness as a public health concern
Experts suggest using alternatives like glass or stainless steel
Particles are linked to respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases
Novel brain implant technology aimed at helping patients with speech loss
Significant improvements in navigation, object location, and daily activities
Replacing TV time with activities increases the odds of staying healthy in future
Possible factors of damage include radiation exposure and microgravity
The test is affordable and easy to use, making it accessible to various settings
Initial trials show promising results with improved symptoms and reduced waiting
System showed promising results in identifying high-risk individuals
It improves biomarkers related to inflammation, metabolism, and heart health
Boosting IRAK-M protein protects retinal cells in AMD patients
Xylitol consumption warrants caution due to potential blood clotting concerns
This approach is a simpler alternative to existing cell therapies for cancer
Targeting prostaglandin biology could lead to breakthrough parkinson’s therapies
New machine learning technique could revolutionize fight against superbugs
Boosting IRAK-M protein protects retina in the eyes and paves way for potential AMD treatment
This eliminates the need for human donors and reduces waiting times
This can potentially reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and save NHS resources
Findings hint at potential breakthroughs in muscle therapy
This could help doctors find heart problems earlier and keep people healthier
Nanosilicates shown to provide safer, more precise tissue regeneration than current methods
The treatment was most effective when combined with a bone-strengthening drug
After the transplant, the patient no longer needed insulin or medication
Nearly 90% of cases are preventable, linked to excessive UV radiation
Study highlights the urgent need for preventative measures
Experts discuss on the ethics and feasibility of body transplants in the near future
Experts call for urgent action to address this growing health crisis
This could potentially revolutionize treatment for severe conditions
If you already have heart problems, fish oil might actually help protect your heart
It's safer to use coloured contact lenses if you want to change your eye colour
Study highlights a shift towards non-communicable diseases as the major concern
Research holds the key for early detection and prevention of cancer
Dataset may hold valuable insights to unlock neurological mysteries
The hospital hasn't linked his death to the transplant
Greater convenience for patients and could potentially reduce NHS costs
Therapy offers hope for a potential cure for certain types of hearing loss
Protective gene variants in immunity & cellular cleanup prevent Alzheimer's in old age
This innovative device has been successfully tested in pigs
Treatment shows improved blood flow, exercise tolerance and reduced symptoms
Research highlights the importance of managing anger and stress for heart health
Study emphasises the need to address women's health issues beyond reproductive concerns
Research helps explain why exercise is vital for combating chronic diseases
Regular video conversations can reduce loneliness and boost emotional well-being
People with Laron syndrome exhibit lower levels of a growth factor associated with ageing
Successful monkey trials bring hope for safer regeneration therapies in humans
AI unlocks new insights into the complexities of the immune system
Trial shows promising results for a potential cure, targeting individual cancer cells
Scientists link neotame to increased risk of IBS, sepsis, and more
Could help doctors spot eye issues faster and decide who needs urgent care
Analyzing blood proteins can improve our ability to identify those at risk for diabetes
Swapping salt for low-sodium, high-potassium substitutes may boost heart health
Funding fuels R&D, and collaboration focus on improving diagnosis and treatment options
The drug targets the lungs and activates stem cells
Novel approach to quickly reach heart attack victims, trials underway
Specialized protocol aims to address early-stage ALS and advance regulatory approval efforts
Test offers minimal benefit but risks overtreating slow-growing cancers
Salt consumption raises blood pressure and strains the heart
Large-scale trials aim to enable timely access to support and potential treatments
Company aims to target age-related diseases and liver disease NASH
Scientists injected liver cells into a patient's lymph node, aiming to create a "mini liver"
Experimental stem cell therapy offers hope for spinal cord injury patients
Some bacteria may hold key to lower cholesterol and heart disease risk
Technology automates insulin delivery, offering better blood sugar control
Funds to advance compounds that target mTORC1 pathway for treating rare and age-related conditions
Unique metabolism shields hearts in low-oxygen conditions, offering clues to human heart protection
Phase 2 trial results show significant vision improvement, plans for FDA approval
Managing smoking, blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes significantly lowers the risk of heart disease
In an NHS trial, the system successfully identified cancers missed by human doctors
This procedure marks a major milestone in xenotransplantation
This experimental therapy targets a common metabolic issue in Retinitis Pigmentosa
Swallowable Sensors identify gut movement problems, potentially replacing unpleasant endoscopies
Company's innovative "liquid cornea" technology shows promise in restoring vision
Pakistan, India, and Burkina Faso are among the most polluted countries
More studies needed, perhaps time-restricted eating provides short-term gain but long-term pain
It may improvepatient outcomes and advance personalised cancer treatment
Providing a promising target for interventions aimed at promoting healthy ageing
Science behind blood sugar monitoring and its potential impact on healthy people
This could change the way we treat liver cancer and address transplant organ shortages
Prostate, breast, liver, and kidney cancers are driving this increase
AI streamlines drug discovery, taking a potential treatment from concept to clinical trials in record time
Drug LY3056480 didn't fix hearing completely but 45% participants showed better results
iPSC-based therapy set for phase 1 trials to replace lost neurons and modify disease course
This could lead to long-lasting cholesterol treatments without genetic damages
Researchers tracked changes in brains, including protein levels & brain shrinkage
Consuming high processed food increases risk of physical & mental health problems
Non-viral approach promises long-lasting treatment for AMD patients
Investment fuels its blood-brain barrier-crossing tech for better drug delivery
ASTR to revolutionize cancer treatment with unmatched precision & minimal tissue loss
CRB1 gene mutation weakens gut barrier, allowing bacteria to invade eyes
Lowering APOB could potentially delay age-related diseases like Alzheimer's
This could lead to a safer and better treatment for type 1 diabetes.
The approach may lead to earlier disease detection & better treatments
Research opens doors for future interventions to prevent muscle loss
Phase 1b trial shows RJx-01's ability to improve muscle strength, function, and fatigue resistance
Exploring how ageing genes impact brain health and disease
Women who exercise regularly have a lower risk of heart disease and early death
Plans to extend the program citywide if successful
Potential for improved treatments for diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
Fortified foods and supplements can increase niacin levels in the body
The company is developing a drug called UDP-003 to treat the disease
Addressing mental health could help protect heart health in the long term
Portable Produodopa pump delivers steady medication, offering ease & relief for Parkinson's sufferers
Single dose injection targets root causes, offering long-term relief & improved quality of life
Neurostimulation enhanced memory especially in those with memory issues, paving way for future treatments
Oral therapy improved energy & daily activities in MS and Parkinson's patients in phase 2 trial
Research has the potential to revolutionise heart disease treatment in older adults
They found 11 proteins in blood that could spot future dementia with 90% accuracy
Pi's accuracy might save healthcare costs and free up resources
Project could lead to a brighter future for heart patients across Europe
Making small changes to your lifestyle can have a significant impact on health
Insights from Oxford study calls for continued action to improve air quality everywhere
This could lead to more personalised treatment plans and better outcomes
Al101 shows promise in boosting brain health for early Alzheimer’s patients
Research shows 57% reduction in lung cancer risk for those who quit before 50
New "nano-pods" carrying antibiotics fight infections in the lungs of mice
It could be used to study Down syndrome, Alzheimer's, and even new medicines
Eastern Europe already breathes dirtier air, and the delay would hit them the hardest
Study calls for effective monitoring and amlodipine-based treatment plan
It is already used in 15 countries to detect atrial fibrillation and heart failure
It demonstrated a remarkable cure rate, rather than merely offering a treatment
Once hailed as a breakthrough, Aduhelm faces final curtain after limited use and insurance hurdles
Open to: Individuals, teams, professionals, and anyone with an innovative idea
Linked to unhealthy habits like smoking, drinking, and eating too much red meat
Patients will receive three doses of the vaccine before surgery
Vesper's main drug, called VES001, is a pill that can reach the brain directly
The supplement aims to address the underlying causes of blood vessel ageing
Surprising impact of encouragement and guidance on remission rates revealed
It improved muscles and slowed down the disease in animals
This could pave the way for routine screening of individuals over 50
Death rate reached 80 per 100,000 people in 2022, the highest since 2011
The potential for human trials starting by 2025 suggests rapid progress
New therapies combat age-related brain diseases by restoring blood vessel heath
People taking multivitamins scored better on memory tests than others
Patients’ vision and retinal health remained stable after six months
Technology offers a glimpse into the future of personalised cancer care
New, more efficient approach for personalized bladder cancer treatment
The project harnesses cutting-edge science to reconnect the eye to the brain
Provides oncologists with a precise tumor genetic map for selecting treatments
Research sheds light on the benefits of calorie restriction
It unlocks a potent anti-inflammatory defense mechanism within the body
Test reported high sensitivity and specificity, better than other similar assays
CAR T cells are modified to produce interleukin-10, a molecule defeating various cancers
New study finds 15 hidden risks and protective lifestyle habits of early dementia
Scientists hail "exciting" discovery against superbug Crab, paving the way for future antibiotics
SIRT6 activation may be a potential therapeutic target for osteoarthritis
Carnosine, a molecule also produced by the body, has shown impressive abilities
Progress with early detection, but treatment delays and funding pressures demand urgent attention
Interplay between these systems suggests potential for targeted interventions
Vitamin D deficiency, depression, and diabetes are some among the preventable risk factors
London biotech promises revolutionary therapies by replacing faulty genes & flipping gene switches
A novel way to beat cancer in the lab showing promise in mice
Promising advance in antibiotics with potential to combat a major health threat
Senolytic intervention helps to repair the protective barrier of the eyes
Supplementation reduced the buildup of senescent cells in the arteries of aged mice
This app could help identify those at risk sooner for timely intervention
Complex interplay of genetics and lifestyle in influencing heart health
While age ultimately caught up, study demonstrates potential of the novel treatment
Early detection of irregular heartbeats during exercise could be key to preventing heart problems
Opening doors for minimally invasive treatments of hard-to-reach blockages
Clinical trials for the ageing drug could potentially be completed in 3-6 years
Benefits include lower LDL-C, reduced fasting insulin & weight management
The drugs target obesity, diabetes, and potentially, human longevity
Even those with "normal" levels can have harmful plaque buildup in the arteries
Calls for stricter UK regulations arise, as other regions impose lower PFAS limits
Anthrobots bridge neuron gaps and fight disease, paving the way for regenerative medicine
AI to track arm movements after stroke, helping survivors regain strength and independence
Bold plan needed to fix NHS, boost research, and end preventable deaths
UW study calls for new strategies to combat traffic pollution's health risks
Offers a precise measure of body's biological state and its link to mortality
The acid eliminates tumours by activating immune cells to combat cancerous cells
Device uses non-invasive magnetic fields to increase ROS levels in cancer cells
Smoking tobacco alone results in a loss of at least 20.8 million years of life
KDM1A emerged as dual-action therapeutic target for both
Increased vaccination and improved screening are key to achieving the target
Infections increased in 2022 with a 20% chance of death within 30 days
Early results show promise in eliminating the need for lifelong statins
The tool presents a novel methodology for preventing heart diseases
Offering hope for individuals with significant muscle damage
Try to replace some of your sitting time with standing or walking
Restoring touch and confidence with a revolutionary medical breakthrough
Cutting-edge technology to manage blood sugar and enhance well-being
Spinal implant could lead to significant improvements in the lives of people
Anastrozole could prevent risk of disease by 50% among eligible women in England
These untreated conditions increase the risk of serious health problems
Drugs have the potential to revolutionise the way we treat age-related diseases
Enhanced immune cells target inflammation and protein buildup, offering cognitive improvements
Reduce your intake by checking food labels and using herbs and spices instead
Scientists call for new interventions to promote effective sun protection
People with a faster biological age tend to have poorer memory
Treatment delivers a working copy of a missing gene to the inner ear
Existing regulations are not enough to protect sensitive habitats from ammonia
Company's EA 2351 paves the way for potential vision restoration in patients
Researchers map thousands of eye proteins, shedding light on ageing mechanisms
Prioritize plant-based proteins, lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes
Smart socks detect distress and alert carers, helping patients to live more independently
Aspen Neuroscience's ANPD001 aims to replace lost neurons and improve motor function
Gut-brain connection opens doors for early detection and treatment of brain diseases
Revolutionary approach for safer and accessible brain stimulation therapies
CST-3056 targets cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s with a phase I trial in 2024
PM2.5 particles can penetrate deep into tissues and promote cancer growth
Microglia conversion sparks a paradigm shift in stroke treatment
Research findings may lead to new treatments for the most common cause of dementia
Modest calorie reduction can activate genes for healthy ageing
Self-driving needle could make surgery less invasive and more accessible
Aims for Alzheimer's drugs that target brain's predominant cells, astrocytes
Too much or too little HDL cholesterol may increase the risk of dementia
Dostarlimab with 100% success rate in early trials offers hope for bowel cancer patients
New breakthrough cell therapy offers potential for slowing disease progression
ABBV-CLS-484 enhances anti-tumor immunity and is currently in clinical trials
Early diagnosis of type 2 diabetes with simple blood test can help you avoid serious complications
Diagnosis at 30 may cut 14 years off life, but early treatment can extend it
Device uses sensor technology to apply human-like forces with precision
Short bursts of daily activity, even if brief, can greatly benefit heart health
Findings underscore the importance of maintaining adequate vitamin D levels
Findings could have implications for understanding brain ageing and Alzheimer's
Implant continuously monitors cancer and adjusts immunotherapy dose in real time
Offers hope for aHSCT as the future standard of care for 130,000 UK MS patients
A common oral pathogen plays a role in worsening heart attack damage
98% of Europeans live in areas with dangerous levels of air pollution
Small clinical trial shows treatment can improve breathing and quality of life
Lead antibody shows promising preclinical data & is set for clinical development
Even with lifestyle changes, the risk remains, but personalised work schedules might help
Metabolic syndrome increased the risk of developing dementia by 12%
The treatment was well-tolerated with no significant changes in brain function
Liesel the gorilla is now walking again after receiving Stem CellX treatment
The trial could help to match right treatment to people with rare cancers
Study in mice finds that antioxidants stimulate the growth of cancer tumours
The test could identify drugs that reverse or slow down DNA damage and disease
New treatment for a paediatric cancer (rhabdomyosarcoma) could save lives
UK government discourages consumption due to high heart disease and stroke risk
Simply not adding salt to EVERY meal can have the biggest effect
Funding will be used to test the patch in geographic atrophy patients in phase 2b trial
Ageing and obesity are key drivers of the rise in cases
AI-estimated age based on chest radiographs could be a biomarker of ageing and disease
PF4 from platelets enhanced learning and memory in both young and old mice
NeuroSkin mirrors the impulses sent to a healthy leg and recreates movement in the weakened leg
Low vitamin D was mainly linked to high mortality risk from stomach, prostate, bowel, and lung cancers
Organ on a chip may be more successful than mice models in translating science to the clinic
Higher vitamin K levels correlated with reduced risk of asthma and COPD
Well-balanced diet with plenty of protein and key nutrients could reduce risk of bone fractures
Highly precise shape-sensing technology to help clinicians diagnose & treat lung cancer at early-stage
Study results offer insights on future drug discovery for disease related to muscle ageing
Gallium-based particles synthesized to heat with light and help immune system to kill cancer cells
Researchers achieve 150-day retinal cell growth, but biocompatibility uncertain
New treatment approach could be more effective in lowering the risk of serious side effects
Details magic of converting stem cells to any cell type and transplanting them to treat age-related conditions
Deglycating enzymes could offer an affordable, effective, and non-invasive treatment for presbyopia
Use of AI supported screening can help reduce workloads and patient wait times
Experimental drug enters phase 1 human trials - offers hope for personalized and targeted cancer therapy
Inspired by human immunity, Claromers are revolutionary molecules which may overcome resistance in near future
Tissue engineered blood vessels might replace bypass surgery to treat heart disease in future
Vaccine not only reduced inflammation, but also improved behavior and awareness in mice
Innovative BIOVANCE single- and three-layer products for ocular surface disease treatment & surgical support
Aspirin found to increase the risk of brain bleeds in older healthy individuals
Improvements seen in muscle size and collagen deposits in older people with atrophy
Multipronged T-cells recognize multiple target proteins and attack cancer in many ways
Magnetically guided nanotubes effectively killed cancer cells in mice
New Alzheimer's drug benefits early-stage patients; concern remain about affordability and serious risks
150 minutes of exercise throughout the week or during only weekends can lower heart disease risk
NBTXR3 to enhance the effect of immunotherapies; plans for phase 3 trial in head and neck cancer
Despite the limited improvement, gene therapy offers hope for future breakthroughs in restoring vision
Overweight and obese is linked to developing 18 cancer types - early prevention is the key
Heavier electric vehicles raise concerns from increased tyre wear pollution despite resolving exhaust emissions
One vitamin D supplement a month slashed risk of major cardiovascular events by 9%
Bemdaneprocel shows positive phase I results, advances to Phase II trial in early 2024
Groundbreaking InnerEye AI, developed by Addenbrooke's Hospital and Microsoft, revolutionises radiotherapy planning
Could target the treatment of a broader range of fibrotic indications beyond idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Scientists advocate for air pollution reduction, emphasizing its potential to improve health outcomes amidst pandemics and flu season
AI4HF uses latest methods to lower the risk of disease and develop patient centered care
Biotech leverages insights from immunology and cardiology, aiming to dissolve arterial plaques with their flagship asset, BRB-002
Could provide an affordable, accessible, and effective solution for millions of diabetes patients worldwide
Daily drinking, binge drinking, and drinking outside of mealtimes significantly increased the risk
Insomnia symptoms can increase the likelihood of stroke, highlighting the potential benefits of improved sleep therapies
Combination of factors that rejuvenate stem cells holds promise for aging and muscle-wasting diseases
Offers promising results in the detection, and original site, of over 50 types of cancer in major NHS study
UBX1325 showed disappointing results in phase II macular degeneration trial - further analysis is required
AI scrutinized a list of 6,680 compounds, ultimately shortlisting potential antibiotics in under two hours
Researchers suggest that sleep problems should be considered a modifiable risk factor for dementia in healthy older adults
Aims to cure presbyopia by restoring elasticity of the lens & inhibiting ageing process
Extensive analysis reveals an initial benefit to longevity that diminishes, then reverses, over time
Updated DNA map opens doors for more inclusive and effective medical treatments
IMAN therapy targets tumours and activates the immune system against tough-to-treat cancers
Potential to fast-track patients to treatment and streamline CT scan analysis
Novel molecules enhance bone regeneration in mice by 50%, paving the way for treatments for bone fractures and related conditions
Weight loss can improve blood sugar levels and reduce risk of serious diabetes complications
Ultralight, flexible device provides early detection of heart diseases outside the clinic
Potential for manipulating fibroblasts to improve heart healing and regeneration after heart attack
Corporate shift towards ophthalmology puts senolytics head-to-head against existing treatments
Epigenetic reprogramming restored in primates, now paving way for human trials
Dr. Angel Wong, lead author, concludes that any increase in dementia risk due to shorter sleep duration is likely very small
Genetika+ tests drugs against a patient's own cells; Insilico Medicine is slashing the time taken for drug discovery
The test may lead to easier, non-invasive diagnostic methods
Covid-19 pushed through a decade's research and testing into a year, results of which could have much wider impact
Company is seeking funds to advance from preclinical tests to human trials
Benefits of psychedelic drugs or AI compounds may outperform clinical drugs with fewer side effects; clinical trials yet to confirm
From diet to lifestyle, experts explore potential culprits behind this worrying trend
Fuel cell coupled with engineered beta cells automatically produce insulin whenever required
Remote access helped to perform several procedures simultaneously and reduced waiting time for patients
Associations between telomere length and endophenotypes could help treat neurodegenerative disease
Senescent cells have become one of the most promising targets for healthy aging research
A meagre 250 mg/day of NMN ameliorated arterial stiffness which could protect against CVD risk
A new weapon that could give doctors an entirely new way to treat heart failure
Original study was subject to bias due to exclusion of participants who progressed to multiple therapies
People are less likely to die the more often they socialise
Multilayered architecture resulted in physiological and behavioural improvements. Could it help regenerate the ageing brain in future?
T cells are trained to recognize cancer antigens, which attack the cancer cells when reintroduced into the body
Higher levels of glutathione better at muscle repair while low levels of the same are bad at it
67% fewer men experienced risks of screening with advanced diagnostic techniques
Painless, quick, and non-invasive method to potentially transform breast cancer screening
Study identifies biological mechanisms including efficient DNA repair, no thymic involution and dampened inflammatory response
Higher intake of free sugars is associated with a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Advances in the innovation could limit hospital admissions and increase healthspan of patients
MSCExos shown to improve osteoporosis by promoting osteoclast cell proliferation and formation of blood vessels
Relationships were inversely related to HbA1c levels regardless of spousal support or strain
Advancements could enable early detection of various cancers via membrane proteins in urine
The study was observational, no cause and effect can be determined
Studies also link UPFs with heart disease, obesity, type 2 diabetes besides cancer
ProGen AI designs artificial enzymes, revolutionizing protein engineering and biotechnology
Prevention is important as once dementia is diagnosed, it is very difficult to slow or reverse
The toxins interaction with the bacterial enzyme gyrase could help overcome antibiotic resistance
Revolutionary discovery offers new hope for heart failure treatment
Healthy mutant gene can reverse the decline of heart performance in older people
Modifying gut microbiota with antibiotics reduced inflammation and tau-linked damage
Researchers are making strides in developing advanced in vitro tissue models to study eye diseases
Getting diagnosis within seconds could enable women confirmed to have cancer start treatment sooner
Implementing environmental policies in polluted areas may help prevent the illnesses
A 51-year-old patient in trial is now cancer-free with immunotherapy drug and chemotherapy
SIRT6 has a vital role in cell metabolism which could lead to therapeutics for controlling senescence
CST-103 and CST-107 improve cognition and safety in neurodegenerative disease patients
Report provides analysis on different parts of the brain, including lesions associated with Alzheimer’s disease
New antibody approach aims to slow or halt Huntington’s disease progression
Phase IIb trial on skin cancer showed positive results, with 44% lower risk of death
Base editing can soon be a part in taking control of our genomes to fight genetic diseases
Capivasertib could become a game-changer for advanced breast cancer patients
Current research identified drug candidate, big data analysis confirmed an association, and lab work demonstrated a biological effect
The study outlines a list of genes and genetic variants for future study of common diseases
This one-off treatment could nullify the complications that you get with chronic medications
How senescent neurons lead to Alzheimer’s disease, effect on removal and drugs needed for therapy
Study suggests we should maintain cardiorespiratory fitness early in life to benefit higher cognitive functions later
NR fuels the energy levels of both cancer cells and cancer-fighting cells according to the study
The midlife study showed that the cognitive decliners age faster
Research reveals that nicotinamide riboside (NR) may fuel cancer spread
Medin deposits are indeed a cause of blood vessel damage, one of the causes of Alzheimer's disease
Breakthrough approach to regenerate new cochlear hair cells that enable hearing
Personalized T-cell therapy for untreatable cancers - further studies needed to test the dose and effectiveness
This expansion follows earlier FDA approval in the U.S. With financing from JPMorgan
Mutations in a telomere binding protein provide a new approach to treat melanoma and other cancers
Technology that can help detect various diseases quickly and accurately reduces staff time
Education could be a vital tool to narrow down the differences in risk of dementia
Caution advised in prescribing to elderly without heart risks
Cells are already in the right place, just need the right kick to help repair the body when needed
Early but promising finding that epigenetic changes alter the growth of cancer cells
Firefighters who tried this improved their blood pressure and cholesterol
AI-enabled imaging of the retina’s veins and arteries can specify the risk, results from big study
RoboCap’s mucus-clearing and churning movements help it deliver the drug directly to the gut
Historic moment for dementia research-large clinical trial to successfully slow cognitive decline
Weakened form of herpes virus showed promising results for various advanced cancers
Nanoparticles-modified microbots coated with neutrophil cell membranes-reduce inflammation in lungs
LIfT Biosciences' N-LIfT therapy targets and destroys tumours with a unique immune-based approach
Mutations alone are not always enough for tumour formation
Direct association between higher consumption of artificial sweetener and heart disease
Ichor Life Sciences leads the investment to advance anti-glycation therapies
Eliminating senescent cells rejuvenates the heart's capacity for regeneration in mice
Statistically significant treatment effect for both BCVA and CST was seen at both 12 and 18 weeks
NBTXR3 might give hope to patients who are ineligible for certain chemotheraphy
Prostasin level linked to diabetic onset and cancer deaths
Cognitive decline and dementia in older people accelerated by exposure to emissions
Sarcopenia drug trial shows no evidence of toxicity or safety issues
Poorest 10% of patients are now five times more likely to die with lung disease than the wealthiest
Clarity on cell particle interaction and particle uptake, for specific cancer types
Utilising new technologies and tests to detect and diagnose cancer at early stages
Aging associated retinal disorders linked to loss of protective protein
High death rates in men due to skin cancer point out the need of sun safety
Bacterial microrobots activate immune response and release drugs directly at desired tumor sites
Understanding how Y chromosome may contribute to age-related diseases can help prevent them
A target for Alzheimer’s disease therapy may lie in plasmapheresis or blood dialysis
Nitrites and nitrates as preservatives in cold cuts linked to colon cancer
Positive results in lab tests suggest the drug may improve lifespan and life quality
Endogena's gene-independent treatment has shown advantages in retinitis pigmentosa
APOE and FOXO3A had significant impact on longevity, but environmental factors also determine the fate of health while ageing
Helical structure of heart muscles helps understand the functioning of heart
Mitopure can improve mitochondrial health and counteract age-related muscle function decline
ECM proteins play significant roles in hPSC adhesion, growth & cardiac differentiation
Imipramine or olanzapine block APOE4 and reverses Alzheimer’s disease
SARA-INT Phase 2 study and SARA Phase 3 study milestones in developing sarconeos
The acquisition strengthens the Fujirebio Neuro Center, making it a leading hub in diagnostics
The insects’ antennae are the most important for detecting cancer
Also announces move to Buck Institute for Research on Aging
Latch recognises low pH environment around cancer cells for penetration
Stemin and YAP5SA notably restores normal cardiac pumping in mice
Progressive disease can be prevented by boosting Vit-D to normal levels
Nitric oxide is a potential anti-inflammatory compound for heart patients
Cautioned the use of rapamycin in Alzheimer's patients, as it downregulated Trem2 & reduced β-amyloid clearance
It can be personalised with patients' own cells and printed in three weeks
Stiffer aorta and older vascular age in older male athletes when compared to female athletes
Staring at gadget screens at night affects circadian clock and in turn lifespan
Radiation-induced damage may lessen by removing senescent cells but senolytics may not reverse the damage
Lento Bio research into molecular aging damage by accelerating clinical assets
It provides personalized nutrition, sleep, activity, and breathing guidance
Largest height study ever: being tall increases risk of peripheral neuropathy, lowers heart risk
Cognitive decline, dementia, and mortality can be reduced by blood pressure control
Reducing TV time is linked to avoidance of coronary heart diseases
Oligodendrogenesis and memory function in the aged brain can be improved by young CSF
Multistem shows promise in secondary measures but misses key endpoint
Treatment options for diseases of aging - from the makers of metabolic switch
Success in patients with otherwise untreatable infections could make way for clinical trials next year
Liver ICU main aim-Improve liver transplant processes and discover therapies for liver diseases
Trials underway to test the safety, but affordability and acceptance of gene therapy are major concerns
Activating similar mechanism without stressing the cells could treat dementia
Guarantees higher efficacy, convenience and potential safety than other anti-Aβ therapies
AI based-DERM could speed up diagnosis by replacing dermatology appointments
Light-driven artificial nerve could one day be used for medical devices or implants to cure diseases
Chemotherapy treats patients but the lethal effect could be gotten down by preliminary testing
Your cells as your own "organ-on-a-chip" model for heart disease
Instead of caterogising cancer based on the effected body part or type, whole-genome sequencing could be more practical
Epigenitic and brain aging markers provide insights on accelerated cognitive decline
Genetic analysis could show how being obese could increase the risk of endometrial cancer
Lomecel-B targets homing and microglia recruitment rather than differentiation
Test involves protein analysis that provide a snapshot of an individual's health
Mapping the brain and creating charts could be used as a helpful clinical tool for other clinicians, psychiatrists and researchers
WHO calls for the immediate transition from fossil fuel use to clean energy
Experimental gene therapy shrunk tumor size by 50% within three months
The approach may make testing more accessible for those without specialist healthcare access
Exception was for people with a cognitive impairment, study by Newcastle University shows
Even moderate light exposure while sleeping increases heart rate and glucose levels
Elevated lipid levels are linked with the incidence of CVD and type 2 diabetes
UK charity seeks funding opportunities for better treatment and research
Chemicals used for good smell may expose people to aerosol pollution at the same rate as public roads
Approaches include senotherapeutics, stem cells and mitochondria. Eye disease is a common first target.
Researchers say balanced diet with healthy lifestyle helps reduce risk of many diseases
Early trials on sheeps show success in bypassing damaged retina cells
Instant coffee had no such benefits but contains twice the amount of possibly harmful acrylamide
24-hour circardian regulation and good sleep hygeine can possibly delay the onset of dementia
A breakthrough technique to print complex tissues that can be stored for later use
Libmeldy is life-saving gene therapy now available for use in England
New class of senotherapeutic drugs that could possibly target various diseases and ageing
Identifying faulty genes and matching cancer patients to potential experimential therapies
Dr Schutte suggests to reduce the recommended amount of alcohol by NHS
Senolytics showed positive effects on rats but trials must confirm these findings on human brain
Big drop in NO2 produced biggest benefit, less significant drops seen in PM2.5 and PM10
Its time for strategies that preserve existing antibiotics and develop new drugs
Interactions with mitochondrial & synaptic proteins highlight targets against Tau-mediated disease
Predicting death based on the gap between chronological and retinal age
When antibiotics fail, bacteriophages can heal -- clinical trials need to confirm this treatment approach
This may help prevent age-related vision loss, though more research is needed
Everdrone looking to expand its drones' capabilities within Sweden and beyond
Game changer in cancer treatment by improving early access to drugs and thereby survival rates
Ultra-low toxicity NaNots could have a wide variety of applications
Hormone, like insulin, controls blood sugar levels via a better molecular pathway
Electric current damages the cell membranes of the cancerous cells
Dasatinib plus quercetin slow down muscle regeneration in young mice
Aiming to invest in 15-20 biotech firms, including Cambrian Biopharma, to target drivers of ageing
Nanostructured copper material with vigorous antibacterial activity; prospective candidate in healthcare settings
Potential oral treatment to prevent sarcopenia and frailty, and extend healthy lifespan
Exercise plasma boosts memory and dampens brain inflammation
Remofuscin is a promising drug to slow down or prevent vision loss in patients
An injection of extracellular vesicles improve muscle regeneration
Generation of high-potency bacterial vaccines using ultrashort pulsed lasers
Thin, wireless, battery-free and multimodal musculoskeletal biointerfaces
Long wavelength exposure partially restores ATP and improves eye function
Morning exposure to long wave deep red light showed 17%-20% improvement in colour vision
A leading cardiologist, Thomas Lüscher, explains moderation is the key
Evident reversal of Dementia symptoms sustained cognitive improvement
Drinking coffee and tea reduces the risk of dementia and ischaemic stroke
Detected atrial fibrillation in one-third of adults, but faces issues with implementation
Evaluates the safety and anti-tumor efficacy of oral cirtuvivint in cancer patients
For decades, a major challenge for scientists is central nervous system.
A hot topic in longevity research is plasma exchange for Alzheimer’s disease
A 5-minute test can assess the early risk of getting dementia
Cases of anxiety and depression are now doubled when compared to pre-pandemic
Sleep health: An important contributor to a person’s general health
Transferring information to the visual cortex of blind is a dream come true
In placebo controlled study, device improved brain processing and memory in patients
The atlas of the brain cells developed will help pave the way for future research in brain disorders
Brain implant detects patterns that proceed depression and then blocks the signals
Retrotransposons activate immune response against precancerous cells - may have implications in humans
Restricting carbs improve heart health by reducing bad cholesterol and insulin resistance
Possibility of regeneration: A boon to the broad rejuvenation field
Funds to bring affordable and effective age-related therapies to the public
A step towards breathing harmless air amidst rising evidence of deadly harm from air pollution
Virtual cancer tumours can be grown and we can design personalised nanoparticles to treat them
AI-powered software can be an alternative for expensive and extensive lab work
It's more important to focus on the type and source of dietary fat than just the amount
Dasatinib and quercetin combo preserves spinal discs to target age-related back pain
Enhertu improved overall survival rate in breast cancer patients
NANOG targets multiple ageing mechanisms - insights may help develop new therapies for age-related disorders
$40 million for clinical research, lead program-stroke recovery focuses GDF11
People in Queensland can sign up to partake in the screening trial at Brisbane
mRNA cocktail treatment shows anti-tumor effect without toxic side effects in mice
Safe and potential compound shows disease-modifying effect by removing toxic cholesterol from blood
Exposure reduction targets aim to lower air pollution levels
Modulating resistance rates & cross-resistance to improve efficacy of sequential antibiotic therapy
Players saw a decline in both blood flow to brain and cognition, regardless of concussions
By investigating self-healing mechanisms in animals, Fauna bio aims to cure human diseases.
Stiffer arteries further elevate risk of heart disease and stroke, mainly in women
Prior study approval and monitoring long-term outcomes are needed to ensure patient's safety
Clinithink AI helped physicians in preventing serious complications among diabetes patients
A novel therapeutic agent for treating Alzheimer's & neurodegenerative disorders
A promising approach to restore eyesight in visually impaired people
Keeping your brain active, whether through work or hobbies may delay dementia
Photoacoustic imaging of inflamed atherosclerotic plaques by carbon nanotubes
Overcomes a long trial and error process and accelerates personalized treatment
Neuromuscular junction: A potential therapeutic target in neuromuscular injury
Tendons regain their original healthy condition within 2 months of therapy in sheep
Strong protection against fatty liver disease seen in mice regardless of age and sex
Contactless imaging technique to improve accessibility in non-specialist clinics
Deep learning could improve diagnosis of non-white skin lesions if trained correctly
Reliable and safe generation of a novel stem cell-based therapy for dementia
Treating with BMP2 and Csf1 antagonist in mice restored youthfulness to the aged skeletal system
It's no real surprise that education (and with it, wealth) had a positive impact on health
Rapamycin analogs may help prevent cerebral ischemia/reperfusion injury (CIRI)
Algorithm detects dementia better than neurologists, soon with a single brain scan
Microbiome in the gut could potentially slow down brain aging and improve cognitive functions
Advanced gene therapies can reactivate hair cells, which are vital for hearing
Unhealthy lifestyle is causing middle-aged people prone to multiple health issues
Supports ageing research and advancing early-stage projects to phase 2 trials over the next decade
Scientists restored memory in aged mice, and found a similar working mechanism in humans
New action plan to reduce air pollution and improve people's lives
Impact stems from saturated fat and salt - no effect seen in poultry
Large, long living animals offer insights on natural ways of cancer resistance
New heart replacement therapy for patients with end-stage biventricular failure
Screening cancers non-invasively; shows safety in phase 1 trials
Whole grains help you maintain/lose weight, and keep blood pressure & sugar levels in check
Limiting misuse & designing potent nanoparticles offer a sustainable antimicrobial to the world
Provides early diagnosis in younger women, eliminating pain and discomfort
Improved survival rates for lung and skin cancer, thanks to new FDA approved therapies
Latest AI platform developed to improve diagnostic accuracy of prostate cancer
As this human trial was small, a larger study is warranted to confirm its effectiveness
Senolytics for cartilage and bone regeneration in jaw joints, proven effective in mice
Elamipritide protects your retinal cells from undergoing degeneration
Senolytic drugs administration promotes locomotor and sensory recovery
Begun phase 2 trial including patients with early stage of disease to test its safety and effectiveness
The $2.2 billion deal will focus on immune-based therapies for neurodegenerative diseases
Too early to tell whether off-patent drug's effects in fruit flies will be seen in humans
SAK3, the first compound to target the activity in neurodegenerative disorders
Bioresorbable device with no leads and batteries for temporary use after heart surgery
Early stage detection of cancer has highest chance of cure
Killing the invisible cancer cells with unique gamma delta T lymphocytes
Peripheral nerve repair could benefit 3 million patients every year
Land contamination can be tackled by placing clean soil on top, but is that enough?
Even slightly elevated blood pressure needs early management to prevent further complications
Technology suitable for meeting the lab requirements to deliver the service
A&E bases clinical trial on body temperature in critical patients conducted
Convergence of genomic technologies and machine learning digitizes liver biology
Lineage CEO says “it offers a whole new paradigm to treat the disease”
People in Hampshire and Yorkshire will be invited for participation in the trial
Treating the incurable - robotic technology improved precision and accuracy of surgeons
Enhancement of bactericidal effect at the same antibiotic dose
A long way from a cure, but hopefully indicates that Alzheimer's isn't unassailable
Regulation of adult remyelination in mice by TET1-mediated DNA hydroxymethylation
Improvement in quality of life by 5 to 10 years in cancer patients
Need for stem cell intervention for patients diagnosed with T2DM
Precisely targeted therapy shrank tumours and extends life by 38% in men
SkinVision helps to detect skin cancer at an early stage when its most treatable.
Exercise rehab using exoskeletons improved walking & cognition in multiple sclerosis patients
Healthy diet and lifestyle of Tsimane slowed brain atrophy, lowering the risk of Alzheimer's & dementia
Optogenetics bring back vision partially with light sensing proteins - new hope for the blind
Regardless of type, coffee consumption holds many health benefits but 3-4 cups a day is optimal
Planning to grow multi-chambered heart, to advance cardiovascular therapies in the future
LUCAS 3 robot, a paramedic companion, first to deploy in South Central Ambulance Services
Much needed approach to improve immune function during the COVID pandemic
Google brings dermatology assistance using AI - can you trust the results?
Intake of any alcoholic beverages linked to reduce grey matter volume - worsening brain function
Patient-specific cell therapies under clinical trials for treating lung cancer and melanoma
Working overtime, only to die early - long working hours may increase your risk of stroke & heart disease
New model for predictive analytics of acute cardiovascular disease
AirLabs' devices claims to remove coronavirus in the air - improves public transport during pandemic
Immune peptides bound hydrogel offers new hope in fighting global antibiotic crisis
Antibiotic's efficacy improved by 100,000 times in treating cystic fibrosis - currently in preclinical stage
Endogena’s photoreceptor regeneration approach offers new treatment paradigm in retinitis pigmentosa
DHE slowed senescence in intervertebral discs of mice; but its use in anti-aging is still questionable
Boosting a vital protein, Caveolin-1, this new technique offers hope against neurodegenerative diseases
Plant-based diet including lean meat can help improve beneficial markers as well
This could be a major breakthrough, but with a 100% accuracy claim it definitely needs reproducing
Diet with fish, olive oil, nuts, legumes & vegetables reduces abnormal protein deposits in brain
Vibration treatment eliminates senescence of bone cells - may not be applicable to other tissues
Breakthrough strategy involving fusion of drug carrier membrane with the cell
Delays age-related degeneration of hearing hair cells, still need a better cure
Nose reconstruction made less invasive with 3D bioprinting, plans for human trails in 2-3 years
NHS rolls out 3D imaging technology for rapid diagnosis & early management of coronary heart disease
Even short spikes in air pollutants may impair brain health in older men
Launched home test to track biological age; outcomes of unlicensed gene-therapy are yet to report
Neurolutions' robot exoskeleton improves recovery from disability in stroke patients
A breakthrough gene therapy restores eyesight in patients with rare eye disease
Traditional mind-body practices like qigong can be a right choice of exercise for the elderly
Limit traditional British diet like white bread, fruit juice, and sugar to avoid the risk of heart disease & death
Will be looking to run a human clinical trial in the next few years
Cell therapy repairs brain damage from dementia and stroke in mice, soon to begin human trials
Further studies to confirm clinical benefits of this anti-aging compound in a large sample
Sleeping for less than 6 hours in middle age could cause or increase the risk of dementia by 30%
Unconscious wakefulness during sleep increases risk of cardiovascular and all-cause mortality
Potential future treatment strategy to prevent sarcopenia when supplemented at a young age
For the first time, cultured retinal cells transplanted & survived in the eyes of mice for a year
Ultrathin layer of black phosphorus on bioimplants and wound dressings could prevent deadly infections
Long-term use of this supplement boosts NAD+ levels, lowering the risk of osteoporosis in mice
In vivo conversion of astrocytes could possibly bring brain regeneration therapies in the near future
Abl1 gene as a potential drug target improved stem cell rejuvenation in aged mice
Interesting drug delivery approach with rotaxanes to improve drug efficiency & reduce side effects
GrimAge predicts increased cellular ageing & mortality risk in people with major depression
The drugs also showed high safety in human tissue and animal studies
Cryoablation system using liquid nitrogen sets new standards for treating breast cancer
Inactivating Siglec-XII could lower the risk of cancer, but more research is still needed
Despite exercising, reduced gravity causes heart atrophy in space travelers, likewise in long-distance swimmers
New therapeutic alternative to prevent cancer progression by suppressing the causative agent SETDB1
Funds to advance gene therapy for age-related macular degeneration & innovative delivery system
Gene modified macrophages may surpass CAR T cells in treating solid tumors
Signaling distant sites to alert & activate cancer killing immune cells in advance
Givinostat induces stem cells to produce muscle making cells - promising therapy for age-related muscle loss
Science behind developing Covid-19 vaccines could bring us cancer shots too
Restored 90% of motor function forming new blood vessels after an ischemic stroke
Stretchable, printed soft lens for early and accurate detection of eye diseases
New approach with seaweed-based material could bioprint transplantable organs soon
Mitochondrial-based therapy enters IND to tackle IPF and other fibrotic diseases
Electrically conductive, flexible hydrogels to open the door for wearable electronics and soft robots
Virus carries gene encoding protein into the brain -possible breakthrough treatment for neurodegenerative diseases
Highlights the diagnostic accuracy of musculoskeletal diseases using AI processed medical imaging
Becomes most expensive drug ever approved for the NHS - but no lifetime costs
Positive evolution, gene duplications are linked to longevity and anti-cancer traits of cetaceans
But increased risk mainly due to higher weight - less significant when BMI accounted for
Real injectable robots delivering drugs exactly where they're needed - the future is here!
Accelerates clinical trial plans for its lead candidate Rlx-01 targeting age-related muscle failure
SMS cells play a significant role in lung repair and regeneration, and other inflammatory diseases
Tiny lipid particles with gene editing machinery selectively targets liver and reduces cholesterol in mice
A potential application in humans for Parkinson's with nerve grafts made from own stem cells
Biomaterials can form superstructures to help regenerate patient derived neuronal cells
NFL protein increases with neurological diseases: a potential biomarker for ageing and longevity
Insilico's novel drug target is prepping for IND studies, expecting to start clinical studies by early 2022
Engineered cells produce anti-inflammatory drug that helps reduce stress-related cartilage damage
Hybrid constructs help regrow muscle tissue forming new blood vessels in mice
Eos Advisory and Kineticos collab will help find treatment for incurable cancers
Early but promising results with genomics in diagnosis and treatment of macular degeneration
Regular exercise & better diet lowers cholesterol and can help in preventing cancer
CT scan detects 70% of early-stage lung cancers; NHS England launches pilot screening
Too much or too little sleep increases the risk of Alzheimer's disease in older adults
Antioxidant compound in green tea improves p53 levels and insights offer new approach to cancer therapies
Macrophages and stem cell interaction promotes muscle repair in zebrafish and mice models
Prostagram allows easy access and a precise diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancers
With the improvements in awareness and better patient care, death rates and incidence of stroke decreased
CDP technology enters clinical trials soon to tackle the root cause of heart diseases
5-year mortality for diabetic heart attach patients reduced by 43%
Poop to pill: fecal transplants restore healthy gut microbes boosting immunity to fight cancer
Clinical trials in progress for potential targets of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases
Reprogrammed stem cells treated Parkinson's in rats; initiating clinical trials soon
With positive results in phase 2b, simufilam to begin phase III in second half of 2021
Nanoparticles with chemotherapy agent act longer, a potential alternative to cancer surgeries
Despite age-related risk factors, super-agers had only a slight decrease in memory
Early trials of robotic brace coupled with brain implants to improve mobility of stroke patients
Korean startup on regenerative therapy creates living tissues, potential of replacing organs too
Ceramic ink printing synthetic bones offers future scope for handheld printers
Low intensity ultrasonic stimulation of brain successfully worked on 2 more patients
Conboys are planning a modified lifespan study - looking for funding
Results in mice suggest that it can increase median lifespan in humans by 15 years
Senolytic drug and cancer drug with quercetin improved age-related cognition
Carbalive™ treats cirrhosis while Dialive™ treats liver failure
This treatment could help in cases of severe liver disease, like NASH
Their work will be critical amidst the COVID-19 pandemic - to move into clinical trials soon
EP2 receptor which causes inflammation & ageing was knocked down in a disease model
Expert researchers to address antibiotic resistance with the £100m fund by Ineos
Drugs boosting NAD+ target toxic proteins by turning on the mitochondrial function
Customizable nanobots to the cancer type could silence the targeted cancer genes
A single drink a day can increase your risk of a stroke causing arrhythmia
Protects cochlea during ageing; potential treatment strategies to prevent deafness
Patented compound on clinical trials to prove the benefits on human cognition
Highest level of physical activity proved to reduce the chance of dying from heart disease
Able to read brain intentions and improve arm movements in stroke patients
Relays all information & reports to offer real time solutions to physician problems
Clears plaque and slows clinical decline in patients with early-stage Alzheimer's
Hopefully this test could be available on the NHS later this year - form an orderly queue!
Could eliminate the risks of traditional non-degradable permanent prostheses
Developed through a novel mRNA technology used in vaccine for COVID-19
Animal model studies that help in better understanding musculoskeletal ageing
Novel approach with gold nanocatalyst technology to reverse neurodegenerative disease
Finding ways to produce brown fat or replace white fat for cardiac & metabolic health
IMTs degraded 1 in 3 cancer cell lines in vitro, and early promise in mice
Reinforce importance of surveillance & preventive measures to tackle cancers
A landmark strategy towards integrating personalised treatments in routine cancer care
Shortening telomere length in cancerous cells will prevent them from dividing
Block an essential metabolic pathway in bacteria to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
Super agers with a rare gene mutation counteracts accumulation of aging proteins
Harmful particles from burners raise health issues mainly in children and elderly
Innovate UK is funding specialists of nanotechnology & bioimaging to cure cancer
Community involvement might be protective against depression in the elderly
Calcium and citrate filled nanoparticles selectively kills cancer cells in mice
Senescence killing drug in mice might unveil new heart attack treatments
Even slighter increase in blood pressure at any age is linked to cognitive impairment
Red light improved health and lifespan of fruit flies; might work on humans too
Cardiologist suggested an easy and inexpensive 'stairs test' to asses your heart
Non invasive sense glucose earring transforms the way patients manage type 1 diabetes
Blocking it improved muscle strength & function while endurance was also boosted in mice
Breathing fine particles can shrink your brain; there may be other causes too
Project InnerEye reduces clinicians workload and improves cancer care
Antibody guided microbubbles improves cancer therapy and eliminates toxicity
Consuming high fat diet may weaken the immunity and its ability against cancer
Control neurogenesis by causing nerve stem cells to divide & thus help brain adapt in mice
Not only is there no cure for AD, worse, there could be harmful ingredients in miracle tonics
AKG with antiaging benefits is now proved to counter osteoporosis in rodents
David Sinclair says findings are 'transformative for the care of age-related vision diseases'
Scanner attached to robot performs stable eye scans without medical operators
Telomere shortening might be a protective measure to ward off cancers as we age
An experimental drug restores age related memory loss and brain function in mice
Daily supplementation with resveratrol proved to improve heart function
NHS to offer this test to 165,000 people next year for detecting cancers early
Looking for volunteers in Plymouth area - travel expenses reimbursed
Liquid coated nanoparticles effectively deliver drugs with no side effects
Study finds higher survival in societies that provide more support & care
Senolytics to treat cancers - study finds correlation between senescence & survival
Vegans are at higher risk of broken bones when compared to people who eat meat
Green Med diet with less meat benefits heart better than the traditional version
While vehicular pollution reduced, a hidden rise in more toxic air pollutants occurred
Will stimulate the visual cortex to perceive light and create images
Scientists found exciting benefits by inducing a gene mutation in mice
Stimulating growth factor to grow new blood vessels in the heart of mice
Uses CRISPR technology to target and destroy cancer cells
Reduces neuroinflammation & promotes neurogenesis in aged brains of mice
Identifying early changes will help diagnose patients early and treat better
Altering gut microbiome might be helpful in preventing or delaying Alzheimer's
Generic polypill along with aspirin reduces the risk of heart problems
Study finds significant reduction in disease mortality with chilly consumption
Microbiome altering might help in preventing or delaying Parkinson's and Alzheimer's
N-LIfT is an allogenic cell therapy which recruits patient's own immune cells against cancers
Both high and low levels of serum uric acid could be detrimental to survival
A less invasive approach of brain-computer interface than Neuralink
Brain scan show increased grey matter volumes in regions affected by ageing
Will explain why some brains age faster and make people susceptible to certain diseases
Researchers found an advancement in healing muscles with glutamine
Metabolites produced during exercise activate cancer-fighting T cells in mouse models
Findings are worrisome as self examination helps in early diagnosis
Triggers an increase in the same protein used by hibernating animals
Ex-Genentech CEO's drug company starts first clinical trial of cancer research
A new approach to treat diabetic macular oedema
AI provides cheaper and accurate precision for identifying colorectal polyps
A blood test that can detect biomarkers for breast cancer risk and activity
Cartilage maps along with machine learning algorithms predict arthritic cases
One-third increased risk is low compared to impact of other lifestyle choices
Not just replacing, but enhancing - could include sensors and drug reservoirs
Shows that air pollution is not irreversible & can be reduced by taking the right steps
IL-12 self-replicating RNA delivered in lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) shows good results in mice
Drug shows repaired coating around nerves but side effects prevent its use
Marks new era in advancing screening and early diagnosis of cancer technology
CST-2032 targets early neurodegeneration with a novel multi-cell approach
An automated sense-check of publications sounds like a good idea
We can probably take space holidays without worrying about muscle wasting in future
Improved air quality and access to nature would improve everyone's health
No drugs required - nearly half of patients reverse their diabetes
A single injection could treat motor diseases of the aged but needs more human studies
People are now willing to say that treating ageing might help ameliorate age-related diseases
With its many benefits, clinicians recommend it as an effective alternative
Could pave way for preventing the disease in humans and improve healthspan
Declining muscle strength and ageing cognitive function are linked
Will help trauma patients recover faster and better from nerve injuries
Disappointing first result - but lessons learnt and plenty of other strategies available
Bioengineered minimally invasive shielded stem cells reduces heart attack damage
Principle tested and a success in mice and humans, to ease arthritis in the future
Study in mice revealed great progress and potential for curing fibrotic diseases in humans
CMS121 lowered levels of fatty acid synthetase (FASN) which inhibited lipid peroxidation
Early days but interesting alternative to chemicals which are handicapped by blood brain barrier
It is never too early or too late to prioritise reducing disease risks
Experts found a protein indicating the disease, providing early treatment in the future
New drug could become the best one to target and treat multiple tumours in the future
This certainly is not a plus point for the anti-vaxx movement
Betalin's biological scaffold holds beta cells that release insulin instead of having to inject it
Insilico Medicine is slashing the cost of drug development
When improved, could one day promote prevention and early treatment
It is now known it is due to damage in inner ear hair cells
Study in women show omega-3 fatty acids found in fish have multiple benefits for the brain
Exosomes will help reduce complications of using living stem cells for brain repair
An analysis to answer whether quality of air affects rise in pandemic cases
Particularly, its metabolic byproduct affects vascular ageing as studied in mice and humans
I'm sure there's more to exercise than this, but an interesting start to a potential wonder drug
Experiments in mice confirmed this, unraveling ageing mystery if it translates to humans
Able to regress tumor in mice within one to two days, and prevent regrowth
Better studies required to weigh benefits of cancer protection against risk of a GI bleed
Exercising regularly increases this hormone and benefits muscle and brain
Their extreme biology could be key to preventing cancer in humans
Two proteins serve as the doorway, becoming new potential targets for drug discovery
3D printing process is a promising technology to obtain cornea structure
Significant results seen in mice, all made possible by nanotechnology
A Mediterranean diet may help you to keep your weight in check
CAR-T therapy, a proven approach, now improved to broaden potential targets
Animal and human models show significant results for a £12 device
Could prevent not only the complications but the heart disease per se in the future
Success in mice model gives hope for fighting cholesterol-associated inflammatory diseases
PTB is the ultimate switch that controls conversion of a cell into a neuron
Indeed a new precision approach sparing healthy cells
Light, moderate, or vigorous physical activities will make a big difference
Lowering the number of bad gut bacteria reduced artery plaques by 40% - wow!
It's important to keep funding basic research as no one knows where the answers will lie
A promising anti-cancer immunotherapy approach, and alternative to traditional drugs
Study shows this certain thinking pattern is linked to release of harmful brain proteins
Confirmed in murine and human cell study, findings can aid development of new treatments
Implantable artificial kidneys brought one step closer with this tech
A world-first novel technology to treat the disease is now within reach
With phase 2 study announced, hopes are up for end-stage renal disease sufferers
In the future, tech might stop organ shortage, speed up transplant process, and lower cost
Effective against diseases and immune to resistance while being safe in humans
Chernajovsky Foundation with BSRA funds for PEPITEM molecule to treat fractures
Applicable to a wide range of cancer cells, giving hope to the disease sufferers
Still one of the most reliable interventions when improving long-term health
A different perspective for preventing age-related bone loss that affects many
When treating a female patient consider how significant sex differences can be
There are lot more to discover and learn about asthma
Air pollution could account for 10% of dementia cases worldwide
Restoring microbiome could be one strategy to support healthy longevity
It's never too late to start to exercise - even if your memory has already started to fade
Raises hope to end the extensive physical and psychological suffering the condition brings
Transplanting glial cells in worked in mouse models affected with MS
Lead study linking caffeine and its disease-slowing potential
Sheds light to potential treatments for age-related cognitive decline, Alzheimer's
This new approach doubled muscle mass in mice, reduced its fat
Study and procedure represent a milestone in personalized medicine for Parkinson's
Wearing the soft robotic tech, immediate improvements were observed
New therapeutic personalized strategy could bring back movement to those suffering
Reduce the risk of getting dementia by two to four folds
A cure rather than life-long dependence on pharmaceuticals would be a game changer
This discovery could greatly reduce costs of diagnosing and studying the disease
Allowing developments on tech that will kill cancer based on their genetics
Hopes are up for it to directly help the cancer research community and patients
Detecting blood drainage lags could eventually lead to faster treatment options
A safer and more immune-friendly precision-medicine approach for cancer
World-first research reveals how their brain adapts to ageing changes, still perform well
Findings can lead future treatments for age-related conditions caused by inflammaging
We need technology-driven, not pandemic-driven, solutions to air pollution
It restores neurovascular coupling associated with age-related decline in brain function
Demonstrated in a large prospective study involving patients without cancer history
Findings in mice study vital for heart cell regeneration and damage repair
Important study in developing cheap and effective treatments for retinopathies
First study to look at DNA methylation changes as mice age and how it affects visual function
Early study into complex neurochemical relationship between brain, gut and inflammaging
Researchers plan clinical trials of this in humans to treat retinal diseases
Only works on metals that have antibacterial properties such as copper
New possibility on restoring injured neural circuitry in humans after stroke
In rat and pig models this cardiac patch improved recovery after heart attacks
Stem cell transplantation gives hope to humans affected by stroke
Will senolytics become the panacea to the whole Pandora's box by 100 years into future?
First of its kind to analyze the progression of the disease at frequent intervals
More to look forward as it promises early cancer detection when fine-tuned
Pills that target the duodenal mucosa will come soon enough
May be a solution to ageing related mitochondrial dysfunction which leads to diseases
How long will it take until this can be applied to human cells inside the body?
How senescence can fuel cancer development and how malignant cells induce senescence
A new perspective on pro-longevity studies highlights purine metabolism
Still lots to discover, but SENS already looking at ways to stop it in its tracks
Risk of disability after stroke fell by 23%, while risk of death from stroke fell by 24%
This arrival of a more efficient stem cell type has high impact for regenerative medicine
This new understanding of the disease process could even lead to a cure in the future
This is a long lasting disinfectant that lasts upto 5 years
More reasons to avoid excessive weight gain and other drivers of ageing as proven in mice
Curcumin when encapsulated in nanoparticles, gets better absorbed
Crispr gene editing is a great but a dangerous tool
A success in mice trial, now to move forward to larger animals then human clinical trials
After a successful phase 1 trial of the CVN424 done one mice, the company started phase 2 studies
Bioprinter was successfully tested on mice, significant muscle hypertrophy was recorded
Measuring amyloid-beta in blood key to identifying future heart complications
A success in petri dishes and animal models, eyed for potential in tumor drug delivery
Thanks to the algorithm scientists tested 107m compounds in just 3 days
Early detection means fewer complications and less financial contributions in the system
Foundation of the new therapies mechanism is to access and control the compounds of CSF
Senescent cells seem to play a major role even in heart diseases
This life-changing new gene therapy will halt sight loss and improve vision
AI apps can be inefficient in skin cancer diagnosis, if not properly regulated and certified
Biomarker caused by glycolysis seen in all types of cancer - exciting possibilities
Analyzing cancer DNA in blood can present easier diagnosis and more effective treatments
They are laying off staff now as their profits are not as high as before
First CRISPR cancer trial in the world publish its promising findings
This massive study should provide new targets to diagnose and treat all cancers
Made of DNA fragments, nanorobots will be used to locate and destroy cancer cells
Protocols were evaluated on the patients with “normal” aging heart
Balanced diet, physical and mental exercise, still key to lowering dementia risks
Association with acceleration is strongly expressed in women above the age of 50 years
Can speed up drug discovery process using artificial intelligence
Partnering with Japan's DSP, a milestone is reached in OCD treatment
Cellular senescence is now a top research topic and a very messy one in ageing research
Discovery is a promising one, and in the future, expected to reduce the risk of heart attacks
Body-on-Chips platform is created by connecting 10 organ-chips to mimic normal human blood flow
There's no simple solution for a longevity diet except maybe everything in moderation
But other soy products and other vegetable oils do not cause malfunctioning of genes
Bridging long nerve gaps from injuries; soon to enter human trials in 2021
Good to see a new approach to tackle cancer, but this is a long way from trials
Unlikely that your doctor will order these tests for you, so biohack your way to better health
New therapy shows full recovery in porcine ischemic stroke model
Exosomes pick-up platelets causing blockage as seen in animal model
Don't fall into unhealthy habits, have a reliable support system
Researchers able to teach old mice new tricks ;)
Potential to save many lives including those who are not responding to statins
Can't adapt against these knives cutting through, so no more antibacterial resistance
New research aims to guide car buyers on choosing vehicles with better filtration
AHA recommends to opt for healthier fats in place of complete withdrawal
If successful, it could double cats' lifespans without known side effects
Acts more on cancer cells compared to normal cells and eliminates them
Preliminary results from Phase 1 trial look promising
Diagnosis with AI combined with pathologist can reduce the risk of misdiagnosis
Improved blood sugar and cholesterol control, among its many health benefits
Dry January can be prescribed to everyone, only benefits for your health, without any side effects
If clinical trials succeed, it will improve breast cancer screening accuracy and efficiency
If successful, will be the breakthrough of the decade, researchers say
The more people looking at clever new ways to beat cancer the better
If combined they can form the largest database of genetic information on cancer
Don't miss your sleep, it's part of a healthy lifestyle
Improving effectiveness with reduced side effects - fingers crossed for this first-in-person trial
No need to lose weight in fear of breast cancer if you have a healthy weight
People's eye changes over 10 years were correlated with the emergence of Alzheimer’s disease
ExtraCRAd for cancer immunotherapy tested in vitro and animal model tumor in vivo
Patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells to replace dead retinal cells
WHO standard of ultra-fine particles per cubic is 10 micrograms, in the UK it's 25 micrograms
This closed-loop system customizes treatment, automatically adjusts insulin levels
High-risk, post-menopausal women should ask their doctor about Anastrozole
Reduces the chances of missing even smallest precancerous lesions
Nanoparticles minimize the difficulty in identifying dangerous vascular calcifications
First-in-human trial demonstrates safety and brain-target engagement for TREM2 therapy
Legislators need to take air pollution seriously and toughen up to WHO standards
Doesn't have to be vigorous exercises, just moving about is enough
No causal relationship, so those who used permanent dye in the past shouldn't worry over it
Take extra care of your heart in the cold weather
Approved for clinical use in Europe - can be done as an outpatient procedure
Only 5% saw their tumours shrink, but may be more successful if used earlier
Exercise program enrolled sedentary seniors and improved their memory in 12 weeks
Technology's advantages in the industry are 99% accuracy, 2 hour detection time, obtainable cost
Needs to identify those who will respond to treatment before starting immunotherapy
No vaping is even better for your heart
When in doubt simply stick to the recommended therapy or ask your doctor
Still at an early stage in research - working on mouse models
Still at preclinical stage but likely to be harmless for humans as it is based on cowpox
Review based on 30 years of research confirmed that houseplants don't have any value as air removers
People who have insomnia had a small increased risk of having a heart attack or stroke over 10 years
Blood circulation in the brain didn't deteriorate even a bit for 15 months
Should seaweed be part of our daily supplement regime? Opinions welcome
Samples from 800 patients are being tested now for improving the test accuracy
Clock is ticking for antibiotics, so we need to act now and preserve them
Cerebrospinal fluid might be involved in the process of cleaning out the toxins
Multimorbidity + polypharmacy = too many combinations to test
British Heart Foundation working on anti-ageing research? It must be mainstream now!
Except for neurodegenerative diseases, ex-footballers are less likely to die from other diseases
Groundbreaking drug is called aducanumab, which targets a protein called amyloid
Phase 1 clinical trial starting early 2020
Does more than just reducing life expectancy, and needs to be tackled very soon
Many drugs for heart diseases are broad-spectrum senolytics as tested in mice
People who walked slower had a worse state of lungs, teeth and immune system
A better option than having injections in to the eye once a month
Areas supposed to be a "green lungs" of the city are being polluted mainly because of the traffic
If the right genes to tackle are identified, this could be the cure for all cancers
There are more serious effects of air pollution on the lungs, but one more reason to find clean air
GRS can be measured at any age, children could be tested too
Trained on over 3 million photos - no human specialist has ever reviewed that many
As an added bonus exercise also reduced patients' depression and anxiety
Better to start exercising regularly at a pre-elderly age
Does this mean that future therapies to slow down ageing may cause cancers as a side effect?
Monopolist Aspen got the opportunity to raise the price of essential NHS medicine by 1,800 per cent
There is no need to lose 15% or more of body weight to manage type 2 diabetes
Tests done on animals suggest that CRMP reduces heart disease risk and animals didn't lose weight
Monitors VOCs and PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 particles - and warns you when air quality drops
Women are dying needlessly from heart attacks because of not receiving proper treatment
Olaparib delays cancer growth by months, which means the increased lifespan
Clinical trial will determine when to take stroke medication after a stroke caused by AF
PM2.5 filtration efficiency >99.9% even allowing for leakage due to different shaped faces
UK doctors announce that more than half of the patients can now survive advanced melanoma
Positive disposition to life changes life quality and drives a better heart health
According to the study, shortening in the telomere length have reflected in our brain structure
Test will be used in a clinical study, if it will get approved, the test will roll out to patients
Has cleared protein build up in vivo - has funding to develop clinical candidates
New drugs present precision medicine, they are based on the genetic make-up of each patient's tumour
Participants who took polypill had systolic blood pressure decrease on an average 9mm Hg in one year
Drugs don't work, but the MemorEM cap has shown mental and physical improvements
If in doubt, call an ambulance – it could save your life
By determining the DHX8's structure, scientists could discover new ways of cancer treatment
Donkey's milk has no proven cancer effect - don't make an ass of yourself
RiskCardio relies on 15 minutes of a patient’s raw electrocardiogram (ECG) signal
If there is an election soon, then maybe consider the parties' health policies as well as Brexit
Positive results seen in patients who had a heart attack more than a year before
Many bacteria are now resistant to antibiotics such as carbapenems and colistin
Detects 50% more early stage lung cancers and being expanded to detect other types
Gene therapy presents injecting the healthy gene directly in the eye to produce working protein
I’ve been thinking of running longevity cafes which would help people monitor more than just BP
CAR-T therapy gives hope for the children for whom the standard therapies don't work
Donors cells were adult skin cells, which have reprogrammed into an embryonic-like state
Low-dose aspirin can't be prescribed for healthy people over 70, even if they have high CVD risk
Keep LDL levels to the minimum with cholesterol lowering therapy & healthy lifestyle
In the future, it can be used as a delivery mechanism for clot reducing drugs
Removing the protective wall of the tumours can be a promising way for innovative cancer treatments
Will tell us about the new drugs that can cause blindness
4x survival rate if EOC is caught early
Increases blood pressure between the ages of 36 and 43 were associated with brain shrinkage
One more superbug that can cause our undoing
Ozone is our friend in the stratosphere but not so much at ground level
Used brain stem cells of young and old rats for this research
With all these cancers on the rise, are we acting fast enough?
Breakthrough will allow scientists to understand more profoundly how Alzheimer's disease progresses
Plasma proteins to the rescue of good-old memories in Alzheimer's
New approach has been effective in preventing the development of melanoma, treating primary tumours
Warns the doctors about rhythm abnormalities that went undetected
Seeing friends daily reduced the dementia risk, but seeing relatives did not
Lab results to the right doctors at the right time can improve patient's outcome
A future without the need for organ harvesting and trafficking
There are at least 13 types of LCA - this trial is aimed at treating LCA 10
How soon will we run out of effective antibiotics at this rate?
Bionic eye effectively replaces the missing central portion, but not in high definition
This will be the solution to post heart attack complications
Better to eat fish than red and processed meat that may increase the cancer risk
"Grab on to life” to get to know your body
People who use mainly plant based diets were 23% less prone to develop diabetes
It may reduce atherosclerosis, but what about other chronic diseases?
But not all plant-based foods have the same advantage
Does playing computer games at old age have an additive effect on MCI?
If other vascular risk factors are targeted simultaneously, the outcome is better
A different approach to Alzheimer's that may be correct
Days of receiving one-size-fits-all regimens of chemotherapy and radiation may soon be in the past
This research can be revolutionary and life-changing for people with complete blindness
UK government is funding the drug development, which could prevent dark edges of medicine
Old drugs are just as good as those new drugs - pharmaceutical mafia in action
Open a window at home and work to stop CO2 levels rising indoors
Ongoing clinical trials for heart patients with cellular therapy to cure damaged heart muscles
Can we win the fight against cancer using viruses to our advantage?
This could be dawn of a new era - cancer treatment without side effects
Antibiotics should not be taken without a prescription of the doctor
Nobel Prize winners are involved in the discovery of the ubiquitin system
This might wipe out cervical cancer in the next couple of decades
36‐gene classifiers are known as Prostate Urine Risk (PUR) signatures.
Clean Air Strategy could be the key to eliminating air pollution in UK
Some lymphoma patients are being completely cured in a way "never been seen before"
Eating a healthy diet, exercising, not smoking and sleeping well can prevent stroke
DNA tests might identify ‘invisible population’ who are not currently seen as in danger
Bit of a plug for the Mole Clinic, London, which coincidentally offers a private screening service
No need for painful insulin injections for a very long period
Very clever technology – super-accurate blood test without taking a drop of blood
Study finds calcium deposits are triggered by a molecule produced by damaged cells
Lowering the levels of HER2 slows cancer cell proliferation and triggers cell death
"Pumping" patch could help repair the damage caused by a heart attack
Uses bio-ink to create artificial living tissue in a laboratory
2% rise in stroke rates in people aged 35 to 54 yearly.
Fully automated diabetes care for people living with type 1 diabetes in the future
Promising results in genetically altered mice with Alzheimer’s traits
Creating beating cells and blood vessels that could treat heart attack victims
Could be used to develop more effective drugs to lower cholesterol levels
Diabetes can be reversed, at least in the lab; Could lead to potential therapies in humans
Here's my Flow reading - definitely peaks when cooking dinner
Indoor air pollution is just as important as outdoor pollution
The usual 3 are at the top of the list – diet, exercise and don’t smoke
Reduces levels of C-reactive protein, a marker of inflammation
Deaths from heart, circulatory diseases among people under 75 are on the rise for the first time in 50 years
Inflated prices of more than 100 generic drugs by as much as 1000 per cent
Verve Therapeutics treatment targets PCSK9 gene
A stroke treatment trial has produced results that clinicians have described as "phenomenal"
Could be used to treat drug resistant bacterial infections in the future
The high rate of alerts and warnings maybe the result of post-approval monitoring
Late linked to the accumulation TDP-43 protein rather than amyloid and tau
Smell could be another candidate for a biological age marker
50% improvement in complications of therapy, 19.2% in motor examinations and more
We're understanding more about the body's chemical and electrical signalling
Arsenic already used in other treatments so safer than it sounds
Systematic approach reveals new targets for drug development
Using iPS cells would be a lot cheaper than personalised immunotherapy
Not a cure for dementia but might buy patients some time
One-third of C. auris are resistant to two antifungal drug classes
Drinking small amounts of alcohol looking less likely to be good for health
Possible treatment for neurodegenerative diseases of old age
Surprisingly, whole grains more important than fruit & veg
Human trials in a few years time
The virus is able to kill cancer cells, tumour feeding new blood vessel cells and cancer stem cells
MiniMed 670G brings a step closer to a future fully automated artificial pancreas
Another promising candidate not making it to the finish line
Patients on blood pressure lowering medication saw less accumulation of harmful brain lesions.
It just takes 15 minutes of laser pulses to clear all blockages
Results available in less than a week
Reversal of brain cell damage knocked 6 years off disease development
More accurate than current methods - we'll hear this a lot with AI in healthcare
Mental capacity not lost - just masked by inflammation
Novel mechanisms for attacking cancer cells are always good news
Another great example of machine learning saving time and lives
Four times faster increase in pancreatic cancers in the younger generation
As more people suffer from dementia, men will be affected sooner
People suffering from heart diseases should consult their doctor before adopting a low-calorie diet
Is Butter Really Back? The short answer is... NO!
Only 266 participants in trial, but big pharma doesn’t pay to test free drugs
Keeping your gum healthy may save you from Alzheimer's disease
FDA only just sits back and watch as people succumb to this opioid crisis
People without cardiovascular disease do not benefit overall
Initial results must be promising to enrol more patients at highest dosage
Shreds multiple critical stretches of bacteria's DNA at the same time
Accurate risk estimate only available with a complete set of data for a patient.
Once trained artificial intelligence is almost aways going to be more reliable than humans
It's important to realise the possible serious implications of the symptoms
Could enable point of care blood testing instead of current ECG screening
More hedges could greatly improve the health of pedestrians and residents
VOCs in breath captured by mask sent to lab for diagnosis - avoids invasive tests
Improvements in laboratory technology enable mass screening of molecules like these
If you don't know your blood pressure then definitely take up this free offer
Researchers targeted soil used in traditional healing
Allows researchers to better understand tumour structure and examine it from any angle
But builds up cognitive reserve to resist dementia for longer
Even specialist dermatologists can miss melanomas without a dermoscope
Will take only ten minutes to tell you all about your cancers
Shining a light onto the skin could be a new test for checking diabetes.
A man in his 50s is the first of seven patients to receive the experimental therapy
Implantation of induced stem cells in brains with Parkinson’s disease is showing promising results in monkeys
High intensity pulse travelling towards the brain indicative of accelerated cognitive decline over the next decade.
Superbugs are on the rise and we are running out of time
Destruction of small intestine's mucous membrane improves blood sugar levels
Targeting brain function to address Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s at their core
Try not to buy wet wood and smoky coal
Insulin resistance and high levels of blood sugar are early signs for type-2 Diabetes that appear decades before the disease
The Go ahead group, a British bus line installed special filters on top of their units as an effort to clean the air of the city
Alternative approaches to tau targets in neurodegenerative disorders
Large-scale Japanese studies report no effect of H2 over oxidative stress in brain tissue
Dabrafenib and Trametinib are being offered for BRAF-positive melanoma patients
Doesn't seem to harm normal cells unlike telomerase blocking drugs that are too toxic
People with deep wrinkles may be at up to 10 times more risk of death due to heart disease
Reduced-iron clay was found to have antibacterial properties under controlled conditions
Vaporized nicotine promotes lung buildup and is a more potent cell killer
Nanoparticles reduce drug toxicity and promote cancer cell targeting
Caloric restriction help improve pancreatic function but causes severe health problems
Scientists found a link between air pollution and larger ventricles in the heart
New stem cell treatment for Parkinson's entered the human trial stage in August
There is a risk of developing brain tumours according to some experts
Treatment could be more effective if we can identify resistance patterns at the begining
Advancing immune-based therapies for alzheimer’s and dementia
An US study found a strong link between high temperatures and suicide in wealthy countries
$ 80 million will be directed towards Alzheimer’s research and drug discovery
The drug binds to bacteria and makes them more vulnerable to the immune response
9 year old died from an Asthma attack probably caused by NO2 and PM10 pollution
NHS establishes a network of specialized centres for DNA analysis for "specialized medicine"
The company is going to test a new Senolytic drug in human trials
People over 50 years old has increased risk for dementia when they reach 130 mmHg
Treatment consist in collecting, in vitro expansion and injection of white blood cells in patients
Over 100 drugs and especially Penicillin G are in short supply worldwide
Preventing overmedication may lead to reduced death rates and hospital admissions
Fungi infections are dangerous and due to the lack of drugs they may become the next crisis
An automated system was developed to keep track of the growing of mini-organs from human stem cells
Oxford researchers found that physical improvement doesn’t translate in better mental health
Face masks vary widely in their real-world performance.
Researchers measured biomarkers for Alzheimer’s in 70 volunteers aged 30 to 60.
Increasing numbers of people getting the risk factors wrong.
People with IBD are at a 28% higher risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
Dundee University using ultrasound to detect prostate tumours.
Uses the patient’s immune cells as a sort of T-cell training force.
Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths.
Neurogenesis is the production of new neurons.
Brain is reliant on the vascular system in many ways.
Patients often face delays when they have non-specific symptoms.
CityTree to sit above a bench in Edward Street, Brighton, UK.
With new research evidence these guidelines will be revised for the better
65% rise in worldwide consumption of the drugs from 2000 to 2015.
According to a study by Cancer Research UK more than 135,500 cases of cancer a year in the UK could be prevented through lifestyle change.
1. Better idea of what tau proteins look like
“We are getting an increasingly sophisticated understanding of what is going on in these diseases” - David Reynolds - chief scientist at Alzheimer’s Research UK.
Study tracked 34,000 patients admitted to hospital with urinary or respiratory tract infections.
Discovery of new cardiovascular medicines at lowest point in decades.
In 2007, Australia began providing free HPV vaccine to girls aged 12-13 years.
3.7 million adults now live with either type 1 or 2 diabetes.
Most inappropriate prescriptions for sore throat, cough, sinusitis and ear infections.
Sensors are able to send information to doctors continuously.
Veterans Affairs has announced a research partnership with Alphabet subsidiary DeepMind.
Biopsies were taken and grown into miniature 3D cancerous organs in the lab.
Regular exposure to cleaning products significantly affects lung function.
Gene sequencing analysed more than 1,000 US soil samples.
One in 10 patients in high-income countries develop an infection while recovering.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) can come from falling, contact sports, traffic accidents or violence.
Lens is made out of the same material as soft contacts.
Will be successful than drugs targeting specific aspects of Alzheimer's
Patients with familial hypercholesterolemia are at increased risk for early-onset heart disease.
Researchers developed an algorithm to test whether drugs are likely to undergo racemisation.
MIT researchers have exposed mice to a hum at 40 Hertz.
Treatment works by stimulating the internal defences of patients to fight their tumours.
Treatment combined diabetes drugs GLP-1, GIP and glucagon.
About 40 per cent of harmful particulate matter emitted in the UK comes from the burning of wood and coal in home
Rutgers University has devised a new method for detecting tiny cancerous tumours.
Four in 10 patients with aggressive lymphoma were cancer-free 15 months after treatment.
What possible justification could be for allowing unchecked ownership of petrol and diesel vehicles ?
Drug suppresses the effects of the Huntington’s mutation that causes irreversible damage to the brain.
Antibiotic resistance has caused a fall in life expectancy for the first time, the Office for National Statistics has said.
Semma Therapeutics is looking to use stem cells to regulate blood sugar level.
MappAir® is the first ever high resolution nationwide map of air pollution.
Uses cancer-killing cells from people with the strongest immune systems.
Most current antibiotics wipe out all bacteria - good and bad.
Cars trap nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and soot-like particles.
Electroceuticals are an effective platform technology to combat wound biofilm infection.
Researchers looked at tissue samples from people with Barrett’s oesophagus that develop into cancer in around 5% of people.
Drug being trialled for treating breast cancer and diabetes shows interesting side effect.
Drinkers had less brain shrinkage and slightly better cognitive scores.
Quality of social connections are more important than quantity
Genomic sleuthing found undetected outbreaks in the east of England over just one year.
In many metastasized types of cancer, disseminated tumors grow back despite successful chemotherapy.
Thermotherapy is limited by the damage it causes to healthy tissues.
Group B strep infections in childbirth can cause critical illnesses
Small RNA molecules can trigger a mechanism forces cells to commit suicide.
O2O2 Facewear is on the forefront of anti-pollution technology, it comes to replace multi-billion dollar industry of woven cloth masks .
Hyperactive sugar consumption of cancerous cells leads to rapid growth and development of cancer
England’s chief medical officer Prof Dame Sally Davies says action is needed around the world to tackle ‘hidden’ problem that is already claiming lives.
Sentinel-5P is a UK-assembled and Dutch-designed satellite launched from Russia.
According to European Environment Agency filthy air killed half a million people in Europe prematurely in 2014.
Genetic test is a faster, less expensive treatment method for men with advanced prostate cancer
A nanotechnology-based solution to bring new hope to millions of blind and visually-impaired
PKD mini-kidneys grown in free-floating conditions formed hollow cysts that were very large.
Alzheimer’s is one of the top 10 deadliest diseases in the United States.
According to research domestic wood burning contributed half the toxic emissions in some areas of London in January.
UK nine-year Stoke Oxygen Study involved more than 8,000 patients.
Highly targeted form of radiotherapy shapes radiation beams to tumours.
Triple negative breast cancer is (TNBC) tend to exhibit aggressive behaviour and are more likely to spread to another part of the body, becoming incurable.
London start-up launches Car-T clinical trials.
Researchers from Shandong University carried out the study on 1,316 women aged between 25 and 70 from Northern and Eastern China who had recently been diagnosed with breast cancer.
People with the highest risk of developing type 2 diabetes are being prioritised for places on NHS lifestyle change programmes. The programmes help people to change their diet and do more exercise.
PCSK9 inhibitors are an effective therapy for lowering LDL cholesterol.
The Sydney-based Melanoma Institute Australia conducted 2 drug trials of new treatments and have proved it successful in preventing melanoma spreading in stage three patients whose tumours had been surgically removed.
Original randomised trial studied men who had high cholesterol.
Since 2015 Public Health England (PHE) are encouraging people to take a simple three-minute online Heart Age Test.
Skyler Johnson and his colleagues at Yale School of Medicine in Connecticut say that people who choose alternative medicine over conventional treatment for their cancer are more likely to die from the disease.
A new study by the Royal Brompton Hospital and Harefield NHS Trust in London claims that deaths from lung cancer increased twice among non smokers.
“Komodo dragons" are the type of lizards living in Indonesian island of Komodo.
Study of 70,000 people who had completed a survey about their health and lifestyle in 2007-2008.
Inflammation is linked to the build-up of unstable plaques in blood vessels.
Technology will help explain the deadly process of cancer spreading.
Six melanoma patients given an experimental, custom-made, neoantigen vaccine.
Researchers have been trying to find ways to ramp up the immune response to tumours.
Each day a cruise ship emits as much particulate matter as a million cars.
Novel approach seeks to cure type 1 diabetes and to allow type 2 diabetics to stop using insulin shots
Current drugs help manage the symptoms, but do not prevent brain cells dying.
Embotrap II is developed and marketed by Neuravi.
Older men and women who engage in regular sexual activity have better cognitive functioning.
Essentially reversing molecular damage caused by stress.
Possible to detect tumours 10 years before they become dangerous.
Lessons learnt may be applied by other oncologists in future
US scientists have re-engineered the antibiotic vancomycin.
The new site for the cells showed promising results for treating type 1 diabetes
Researchers used local clearance of senescent cells (in mice) to reduce the development of post-traumatic osteoarthritis and encourage tissue regeneration.
Drug may stop all neurodegenerative brain diseases, including dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Short-term fasting protects healthy cells from cancer fighting drugs
Tsimane people in the forests of Bolivia rarely signs of clogged up arteries – compared to 25% of 45 year old Americans.
Strong evidence people who are overweight have an increased risk of developing 11 different cancers.
12 families of bacteria which it claims pose the greatest threat to human health.
King’s College London has found that patients with diabetes suffering from the early stages of kidney disease have a deficiency of Klotho.
Mechanical thrombectomy to be implemented in specialist centres across NHS.
Because the pancreas is deep inside the body and is difficult to image or biopsy, spotting the cancer is hard.
People born with natural mutations that disable a specific gene have a lower risk of heart disease, with no apparent side effects.
Patient-derived xenografts are tumour samples that are extracted from patients and reimplanted in mice in the same location as in the patient.
AXA Research Fund funding research aims to mine existing data sets (e.g. PCRs, wearable devices).
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in British men
Small memory stick-like dongle.
Twenty grams of unsalted nuts a day can keep cancer and heart disease away
There has been a rapid growth of small, inexpensive sensors, but do they measure what users think they are measuring?
Life expectancy of people with severe mental health problems today is the same as it was for the general population in 1950
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute’s programme will map patients’ DNA and RNA to tailor treatment to individuals.
US Centers for Disease Control has identified over a dozen cases of antibiotic-resistant fungus, Candida auris.
Dementia causing diseases can be fought through research, it isn't an inevitable part of ageing
Study finds scouts or guides have better mental health in later life.
University of Oxford are developing a portable non-invasive device to detect diabetes and monitor glucose levels.
Envinity Group has unveiled a large outside air purifier that can clean about 800,000 cubic metres of air per hour.
Study compared 10-minute walk after a main meal to a single 30-minute walk each day.
Daan Roosegaarde’s seven-metre purifier has been installed in Beijing 751 D.Park
Patients with type-1 diabetes will no longer have to constantly check glucose levels.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are a group of painkilling medicines commonly taken by people with joint problems, backache and arthritis.
Interactive map produced by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
$72,000 raised for high-throughput screening of a library of diverse drugs to find treatments for ‘ALT’ cancers.
347 deaths per year in England could be prevented if all eligible women attended cervical screening.
Three out of four people are unaware being overweight increases the risk of developing 10 different types of cancer.
Relaunches as a clinical-stage company, with phase 1 clinical trials of lead compound for Alzheimer’s
Annual UK deaths from heart disease and stroke fallen from 341,000 in 1979 to 155,000 in 2014.
Time spent overweight or obese seems to have a compounding effect on cancer risk.
Brain training industry careful about claims after Lumosity was fined $50 million dollars for lack of evidence.
A superbug resistant to all known antibiotics has surfaced in the United States for the first time.
Stanford University School of Medicine studied 18 patients who had suffered a stroke between six months and three years before receiving the injections.
Nanoparticulate RNA immunotherapy puts pieces of cancer’s genetic RNA into tiny nanoparticles of fat and injects into the bloodstream.
Oxford University research finds people are 5x less like to suffer a major stroke shortly after a minor one if they take aspirin.
May be a link between taking high doses of common anti-inflammatory painkillers – such as ibuprofen – and heart attacks.
You breath more during exercise – so what if the air you’re breathing is polluted?
Daily coffee consumption may lower the risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
The cancer moonshot is a $1bn (£710m) injection of cash intended to bring a decade’s worth of advances in just five years.
Busted long standing myth on dietary cholesterol; advised to be specific about the type of fat
Capsule placed under the skin releases antibody proteins that tag amyloid beta proteins for patient’s own immune system to attack.
Market towns as well as big cities regularly breaking EU nitrogen dioxide limits.
US physicians often fail to mention that they have accepted thousands of dollars from the companies that make the prescription drugs they tout.
More important to your health than how frequently you encounter stress.
King’s Fund health think tank claims there is a systemic lack of transparency in the information being given to doctors.
Nootropics are drugs, supplements, and foods that improve mental function.
Indoor air pollution contributes to 99,000 deaths annually in Europe.
90% of terminally ill patients treated went into remission.
Organised by ETH Zurich – 55 teams have already signed up.
Most of these deaths in rapidly developing economies.
Even before we can print organs 3D printing is helping surgeons.
In type 1 diabetes the immune system dismantles the pancreatic cells, known as beta cells, that normally produce insulin.
First patients have their DNA analysed in massive study.
Skin patch covered in painless microneedles that are loaded with tiny insulin-carrying pouches.
10 days to get a cancer patient’s comprehensive genomic profiling analysis.
To develop and commercialize medicines aimed at restoring a healthy bacteriological balance in the human digestive system.
Social isolation in later life can prove fatal by exacerbating health problems.
Facilities are installed under the dome to purify air.
Colistin resistant bacteria discovered on three UK farms and in samples of human infections.
Fratricidins — cancer that kills cancer
New study published in Nature concludes only 10-30% of cancers were down to “luck”.
Some of the best developments from 2015:
Chaotic Moon Studios’ prototype “Tech Tats” allow people to incorporate sensors, LED lights and a micro-controller to create a circuit board on the surface of the skin.
People with a serious mental health condition die 12-13 years younger.
Common infections would kill once again, surgery and cancer therapies under threat.
Researchers at University of Edinburgh studied 608 stroke victims.
Excellent discussion on how cybernetics, 3D printing and the biohacking movement will change the way we enhance people – in fast food style body shops.
Augmentation without surgery – Thalmic Lab’s Myo armband.
National Institutes of Health has awarded a four-year, $6 million grant to investigators at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) and the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) to develop an implantable artificial kidney.
Uses single chemical compound (SiNc-PNP) for both diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Nilotinib has been used to treat patients with a certain type of leukaemia.
Timothy Lu at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology aim to make a single phage modifiable with bacteria-attacking machinery from other phages.
BBC reporter wears some electrical nerve stimulation patches. They’re for physiotherapy but also look like the “build your abs without exercise” gadgets.
Goal is a closed-loop system that treats diseases by modulating the activity of peripheral nerves.
Careful management of blood glucose levels as treatment of type 1 diabetes (T1D) enabled by technological advances in blood glucose meters, insulin pumps, smartphone apps and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs).
Study of 14,000 people with cancer in gastrointestinal tract.
Jikei University School of Medicine in Tokyo grew kidneys, drainage tube and bladder from pig and rat stem cells.
Better and faster than best currently available drug for Clostridium difficile.
Google was granted a patent for a contact lens that continuously measures a patient’s blood glucose in March of 2015.
DNA mutation of individual tumour analysed when removed. Regular tests then searched for unique DNA profile in patient’s blood to detect possible relapse.
Risk increased by a third for people working over 55 hours per week.
Strength, sight, health, speed and intelligence
50 of the 85 chemicals shown to disrupt cells such as interfering with the repair of damaged genes which is a key layer of cancer defense. Study by Halifax Project team of nearly 200 scientists.
Real brain changes from meditation. Start slow as its easy to fail if you try to jump straight into 20 minutes of meditation a day
20 year old treatment rediscovered after late recovery in original patients
Simple devices measure blood sugar and transmits that value to an insulin pump.
Study finds prostate cancer is not one disease but several – enabling personalised treatments using existing cancer drugs.
The advantage of HbA1c is that it doesn't require you to keep fasting
Overall, patients who received the drug lived 10 months longer, but for patients where the cancer had already spread beyond the pelvis, the increase in life expectancy was 22 months.
An international team of scientists has been able to recreate a patient's gut using cancer cells
Our goal was to find a precise, ordered schedule of antibiotics that doctors could rely on and know that in the end, resistance will be reversed, and an antibiotic will work.
cancer hijacks telomeres, which prevent DNA damage, to flourish in the body.
the globe is heading into a “post-antibiotic era” in which much of modern medicine becomes impossible.
29,000 early deaths a year in the UK from air pollution – more than obesity and alcohol combined
Implantable device could allow doctors to test cancer drugs in patients before prescribing chemotherapy.
Results from first-in-human study in lymphoma patients confirm feasibility for toxicity-sparing assessment of drug efficacy in cancer patients.
Research suggested that new way to combat drug resistance could be switching between two antibiotics in a well-designed sequence.
Two in five might die.
A neuroprosthesis that feeds geomagnetic signals into the brains of blind rats has enabled them to navigate around a maze.
Could replace invasive biopsies in diagnosis
Very fit men in their late 40s are less likely to get lung cancer and colorectal cancer than unfit men.
In a small trial, the drug slowed the progression of the disease and reduced deposits of amyloid plaques, the substances blamed for damaging the brains of people with Alzheimer’s.
A new blood test can help doctors tease out whether an infection is caused by a virus or bacteria within two hours.
Automatically turns itself on and off to maintain correct blood glucose levels.
Since 1970, life expectancy around the world has risen dramatically, with people living more than 10 years longer.
Analysis suggests that one in two people in the UK will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lives.
The decades-long drought in antibiotic discovery could be over after a breakthrough by US scientists.
The Breathe Project is a coalition of residents, businesses, government and many other groups in southwestern Pennsylvania that are working together to clean up our air for the health of our families and economy.
Air pollution, largely from diesel vehicle road traffic, may be to blame for as many as 60,000 early deaths in Britain each year.
The UK government will be forced to urgently clean up illegal air pollution in British cities.
Patient’s living tumor implanted in mice – test multiple cancer drugs to find the most effective one
Mimics a real pancreas by delivering both insulin to lower blood sugar and glucagon to raise it.
Eating tomatoes may lower the risk of prostate cancer, research suggests.
It's not logical to advise people without diabetes to take metformin
Heart disease number one for men (16%) and second for women (10%).
The study was published in the Health Affairs journal.
Naked mole rats are subterranean rodents that have never been known to get cancer.
Researchers have developed a highly sensitive exhaled-breath sensor.
Dementia (including Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease) more accurately defined as fatal brain failure: a terminal disease, like cancer, that physically kills patients, not simply a mental ailment that accompanies older age.