Celon Pharma’s pill shows promise in reducing dyskinesia in Parkinson’s trial
HQ Team March 17, 2025: Celon Pharma’s human trial with PDE10A inhibitor, CPL’36, has achieved statistically significant reductions in involuntary movements caused by.
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MIT’s 40Hz gamma stimulation shows promise in slowing Alzheimer’s progression
HQ Team March 15, 2025: A decade of research at MIT’s Picower Institute for Learning and Memory has brought hope to millions battling.
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Parkinson’s Disease cases to hit 25 million worldwide by 2050
HQ Team March 10, 2025: A recent study published in The BMJ forecasts a significant rise in Parkinson’s disease cases globally, with projections.
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Aspirin shows promise in preventing cancer metastasis
HQ Team March 10, 2025: University of Cambridge scientists have uncovered the mechanism behind how aspirin could reduce the spread of certain cancers.
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Over half of adults and a third of children projected to be overweight by 2050
HQ Team March 8, 2025: A study published in The Lancet by the Global Burden of Disease Study BMI Collaborators reveals alarming statistics.
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US scientists block proteins that aid cancer cells’ group strategy to survive
HQ Team March 5, 2025: US scientists have blocked a protein that kills a variety of cancer cells in an experiment on mice,.
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Curbing the King Midas’ golden touch in you during modern times
By Aparna S March 4, 2025: In ancient Greece, King Midas wished for the golden touch, believing that unlimited wealth would bring him.
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Abnormal protein accumulation in patient’s eyes linked to Alzheimer’s
HQ Team March 4, 2025: Tau proteins in brain neurons can form neurofibrillary tangles, which are a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease, and these.
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Mid-frontal brain folds key to schizophrenia: Zurich study finds
HQ Team February 27, 2025: The uniformity of brain folding in the mid-frontal area suggests a developmental trait common to people with schizophrenia,.
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Columbia engineers make robots that learn by watching themselves
Robots can teach themselves how to move by watching their motions through a camera, similar to looking at a mirror, and also overcome.