Archive: 10/07/2017

Partnership pioneers safer insulin injections

Work by Cardiff University has shown a device for self-managing diabetes medication could save the NHS millions of pounds.

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Artificial intelligence aids research to find best treatment for stroke patients

Studying human diseases is the equivalent of solving a massive and dynamic jigsaw puzzle with pieces that are constantly changing shape.

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Healthy oils to keep in the kitchen

While eating too much fat can lead to weight gain and associated health problems, a moderate amount of fat is essential to a healthy lifestyle. Adding a little fat to your food—such as cooking oil—can help fill you up, ...

Jul 10, 2017

Algorithm decrypts brain-on-chip signals

IISRI researchers are helping to measure the brain's response to stimuli, with huge potential for breakthrough research – in areas ranging from mental health to artificial intelligence.

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Violent news—psychological trauma a new risk in digital age

Psychological trauma from seeing violent and distressing incidents in news coverage is a growing risk for journalists, even for those who have never been in the field.

Jul 10, 2017

New tools promise life-saving treatments from basic science

A mouse with cancer dies from a trial treatment that cured its genetically identical sibling. A stem cell in a dish has a different reaction than usual to a chemical cocktail and morphs into something unexpected.

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A short history of vaccine objection, vaccine cults and conspiracy theories

When we hear phrases like vaccine objection, vaccine refusal and anti-vaxxers, it's easy to assume these are new labels used in today's childhood vaccination debates.

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Macrophages as drivers of an opportunistic infection

The opportunistic bacterium Burkholderia cenocepacia is feared by cystic fibrosis patients and is emerging in hospital-acquired infections. An international study sheds new light on the infection mechanism of this opportunistic ...

Jul 10, 2017

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High-speed whole-brain imaging improves understanding of brain disease in animals and humans

Researchers at Osaka University develop a high-speed serial-sectioning imaging system that captures high-resolution images of a whole mouse brain and furthers our understanding of brain diseases in rodents and primates

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Blood vessels are not designed to fight infection

Osaka University researchers show endothelial cells are vulnerable to bacterial infection because they lack certain immune machinery common in other cells.

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