Why our waists expand in medium age: stem cells
It is no secret that our waists often expand in the middle age, but the problem is not strictly cosmetic.… Read More »Why our waists expand in medium age: stem cells
It is no secret that our waists often expand in the middle age, but the problem is not strictly cosmetic.… Read More »Why our waists expand in medium age: stem cells
Each breath we take, every meal we eat and every environment we find leaves a molecular fingerprint in our bodies,… Read More »Can technology revolutionize health science? Exposomic promise
The fear of vision loss can deter some patients from undergoing a necessary cataract surgery, according to a recently published… Read More »Fear of vision loss can prevent some from undergoing cataract surgery
In Frank Baum’s original novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, it is said that the Esmeralda city is a bright… Read More »Scientists deceive the eye to see the new ‘Olo’ color
The genome edition has advanced at a fast pace with promising results to treat genetic conditions, but there is always… Read More »Researchers use automatic learning to design ‘custom enzymes’ for gene edition
A research group at Stuttgart has manipulated light through its interaction with a metal surface to exhibit completely new properties.… Read More »Light fields with extraordinary structure: Skyrmion plasmonic bags
Primary progressive aphasia is a neurological condition that causes a gradual decrease in linguistic skills. There is no cure or… Read More »The novel treatment approach for language disorder is promising
New research from Sydney University links fat and sugary diets with deteriorated brain function. The findings are based on a… Read More »High fat and high sugar diets impact cognitive function
A study published in the American Journal of Human Genetics By researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and the Jan… Read More »The integrating approach reveals promising candidates for Alzheimer’s disease risk factors or objectives for therapeutic intervention