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Herpes virus appears to hijack the brain's immune cells, and it could have serious consequences
(lolostock/iStock/Getty Images) For many, the herpes virus is a pervasive pest that causes painful and unsightly blisters.
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Can fatty liver lead to cancer? Doctors explain the warning signs, risks and prevention tips
Fatty liver disease is becoming an increasingly common health concern, including in India. With changing dietary habits, ...
Wee1 inhibitors are a promising new cancer treatment, but serious side effects threaten their adoption in the clinic. Now, ...
A new Perspective in Nature Reviews Urology argues that antibiotic tolerance and persister cells, rather than resistance ...
The decision to postpone the vote on allowing a cell tower at Brassfield Elementary comes after opposition from some parents ...
Moderately cold temperatures have proven to effectively extend lifespan and delay age-related decline in animals. However, ...
A new study shows that 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor therapy can trigger macrophage pyroptosis, HMGB1–AGER-driven epithelial ...
Springs Rejuvenation Outlines the Dezawa Protocol for Authentic Muse Cell Preparation Aventura, United States - October ...
(Elsa Olofsson/Unsplash) Cannabis is famous for making people feel relaxed, amused, and even elated, but sometimes it can ...
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Distinct malaria parasites may help explain sickle cell trait's protection against disease
Malaria is one of the deadliest infectious diseases on the planet, afflicting people throughout recorded history. In places where malaria is most common, it's shaped human evolution by driving higher ...
A study links vitamin D deficiency to more sickle cell complications in children, including pain crises, hospitalizations, ...
Earlier this year, an outbreak of Andes hantavirus on a cruise ship, which killed three passengers and sickened 13, ...
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