Choosing supplements - why all supplements are not the same
When selecting a supplement, price is not the sole determining factor
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In Deep Medicine, leading physician Eric Topol reveals how artificial intelligence can help
When selecting a supplement, price is not the sole determining factor
Great to see a startup willing to explicitly state they are treating ageing itself as a disease
The Club interviews Jesse Karmazin, CEO, to find out more about the trial, the FDA warning, and the relaunch
Sometimes news coverage of e-cigarettes can be confusing - what's the best advice?
Peter Marks, M.D., Ph.D. is the director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) at the Food and Drug Administration
Safer, more accurate breast biopsies made possible with IGAR robot
Human acellular vessel showed better results in vascular trauma repair
FDA approves Neuralink's brain implant, patients can now sign up for trials
Neuralink's implants will still require extensive testing to overcome technical and ethical issues
Mixed in with some generic platitudes, he makes his case that NMN should be an FDA approved drug
Likely to be discussions before stock is removed from sale - and should still be available in the UK
Prior study approval and monitoring long-term outcomes are needed to ensure patient's safety
Discusses animal trials, potential human trials, reeducating the FDA and improvements in technology
A long way from a cure, but hopefully indicates that Alzheimer's isn't unassailable
Endogena’s photoreceptor regeneration approach offers new treatment paradigm in retinitis pigmentosa
A good example of why you have to be careful buying meds - even big pharma has problems.
Don't try this at home! Too much oxygen (hyperoxia) is definitely bad for you
Found only in extended-release versions of metformin, immediate-release versions are okay
Study and procedure represent a milestone in personalized medicine for Parkinson's
Huge potential in a more personalized diagnostics and diet-based disease interventions
BBC was blown away at CES so let's hope this helps bring this "iPhone of wearables" to market
To support human clinical trial of novel encapsulated cell therapy for hemophilia A
May cause serious adverse effects if stem cells over attack normal lung cells
In response to mass testing needs, they employ robotics and automation for accuracy and speed
Risk prediction and best therapy for a specific patient is a future possibility