Revealing the molecular mystery of human liver cells
A map of the cells in the human liver has been created by University Health Network Transplant Program and University […]
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Programs supported by the National Institutes of Health are establishing which genes and genomic variants play a role in human […] Up to two years following elective, arthroscopic hip surgery, a substantial proportion of patients reported troubling new health issues ranging […] Depending on symptomatic and phenotypic severity the condition of chalky teeth is categorised into three levels. The symptoms of chalky […] People who suffer with persistent asthma from a young age are more likely to leave school at 16 years old […] High or low concentrations of insulin activate different cell signaling pathways, according to a new scientific method that combines data […] Sleeping less than six hours or waking up several times in the night is associated with an increased risk of […] Two-thirds of current cancer patients, and more than three-quarters of former cancer patients aged 50 and over, are mentally flourishing […] An international research group led by Charité — Universitätsmedizin Berlin has completed testing a new drug to treat rheumatoid arthritis. […] The popularity of electronic cigarettes continues to grow worldwide, as many people view them as a safer alternative to smoking. […]
Shedding light on gene variants and their connections to health and disease: ClinGen and ClinVar address major obstacles to genomic medicine
Hidden health problems can appear up to two years after elective hip surgeries: Even when surgeries are successful, patients report more pain, arthritis and other ailments
Connection between ‘chalky teeth’ in children and the uptake of Bisphenol A not likely
Children with asthma are less likely to finish school and to work in non-manual occupations
A subway map for diabetes: Insulin tracked through cell using new method combining database, experimental results
Short and fragmented sleep linked to hardened arteries
Majority of current and former cancer patients age 50-plus are happy with their life
Prospect of a new treatment for rheumatoid arthritis: Drug successful in phase III clinical trial
E-cigarettes can damage DNA