[ad_1] Scientists at Trinity College Dublin have developed a new approach to gene therapy that offers one-day promise of treating an eye disease that leads to progressive vision loss and affects thousands of people around the world. The study, which involved a collaboration with clinical teams at Royal Victoria Eye …
Read More »The team uses copper to visualize Alzheimer’s aggregates in the brain
[ad_1] I. University chemistry professor Liviu Mirica and his colleagues found that diagnostic agents containing copper isotopes can detect amyloid deposits in the brain associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Photo by L. Brian Stauffer Researcher Hong-Jun Cho is the first author of the study. Photo courtesy of Hong-Jun Cho CHAMPAIGN, Ill. …
Read More »For the coronavirus Mauro Bastidas claims to be dying and asks for help – Cali – Colombia
[ad_1] After surviving a blow to the face, during an attempt to steal a cellphone, the actor and singer Mauricio Bastidas relives a new tragedy: that of the coronavirus, which has him in a hospital bed and in difficult health conditions. (It may interest you: El Baloto fell in Colombia …
Read More »“I do not like to feel like a robot”: Silvestre Dangond
[ad_1] After nine months without singing on stage, urumitero Silvestre Dangond is back in the ring. He has done so since 20:20 this Saturday until 1:45 on this Sunday. For more than five hours the artist sang his “silvestrismo” from the bank of the Guatapurí river. The mermaid statue which …
Read More »Super-loud events have played a key role in triggering the current global pandemic
[ad_1] In churches, on cruise ships and even in the White House, widespread events that can make dozens, even hundreds, of people sick have illustrated the potential for coronavirus contagion in dramatic bursts. Experts say these large clusters are not just extreme outliers, but rather the likely primary driving force …
Read More »Patients, caregivers, young people, people in precariousness … The pandemic also has a psychological impact
[ad_1] The psychological consequences of the health crisis are worrying. Those suffered by Covid patients to begin with. “At least 20% of them have psychological consequences: chronic anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, depressive pathology. The neuroinflammatory disorders caused by the virus could be one of the determining factors “, wrote …
Read More »Covid-19 reinfection is possible and should inform pandemic priorities moving forward
[ad_1] MILAN, ITALY – NOVEMBER 20: A nurse vaccinates an elderly person for the flu on November 20, 2020 in … [+] Milan, Italy. A civil protection tent in front of the Milan Cathedral in Piazza Reale has been made available to vaccinate the elderly over 65. (Photo by Pier …
Read More »Wildlife diseases destined to spread northward with climate change: Study – Environment
[ad_1] As the world’s climate warms, pest-borne wildlife diseases will shift north, with animals in the cold far north and high-altitude regions expected to experience the most dramatic increases, warns a study to be released on Friday. in Science magazine. The study projects increase the spread over the next five …
Read More »Wildlife diseases are set to spread north with climate change: study
[ad_1] ANCHORAGE (Reuters) – As global climate warms, pest-borne wildlife diseases will shift north, with animals in cold far north and high-altitude regions expected to experience the most dramatic increases, a study warns which will be published Friday in the journal Science. The study projects increase the spread over the …
Read More »For neural research, the wireless chip lights up the brain
[ad_1] Researchers have developed a chip that is wirelessly powered and can be surgically implanted to read neural signals and stimulate the brain with light and electric current. The technology has been successfully demonstrated in rats and is designed to be used as a research tool. “Our goal was to …
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