How kissing as a risk factor may explain the high global incidence of gonorrhoea
In 2016, there were 87 million people diagnosed with gonorrhoea, the most antibiotic resistant of all the STIs. There is […]
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The p53 family of transcription factors (p63 and p73) plays critical roles in keratinocyte (skin cell) function. Using mouse skin […] A new study published in Cell Reports found that a transcription factor called Slug serves as “command central” for determining […] Antibiotics combat bacterial infections, but the battle is becoming increasingly more difficult. The use of antibiotics in hospitals, in plant […] La Trobe University researcher Associate Professor Hamsa Puthalakath is the first scientist to have unlocked a long-standing mystery as to […] Want to smooth out your wrinkles, erase scars and sunspots, and look years younger? Millions of Americans a year turn […] When it comes to problems caused by ticks, Lyme disease hogs a lot of the limelight. But various tick species […] If you’re worried about Alzheimer’s disease, your best shot at prevention could be maintaining cardiovascular health through exercise and diet […] The prevalence of anal high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions (HSIL), which precede anal cancer, is much higher in women living with […] A new type of therapeutic food, specifically designed to repair the gut microbiomes of malnourished children, is superior to standard […]
A critical factor for wound healing
Slug, a stem cell regulator, keeps breast cells healthy by promoting repair of DNA damage
Antibiotics at the limit? Bacteria defending themselves against reserve drugs
Unlocking chemo-resistance in cancer
Loose RNA molecules rejuvenate skin, researchers discover
Ticks spread plenty more for you to worry about beyond Lyme disease
Healthy blood vessels may be the answer to Alzheimer’s prevention
Greater prevalence of anal cancer precursors for women living with HIV than prior reports
For malnourished children, new therapeutic food boosts gut microbes, healthy development
