Archive: 21/08/2018

Exercises with impact benefit bone health

Osteoporosis is associated with high morbidity, mortality and economic costs amongst older people. For prevention to be successful more needs to be known about the right forms of exercise to take.

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Towards enhanced regenerative medicine to cure epilepsy

At the border between regenerative medicine and neural engineering lies enhanced regenerative medicine. Using brain tissue modulated by electronic components, EU research has tackled the most common form of epilepsy.

Aug 21, 2018

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Mental health—ASMR videos could be a new digital therapy

You may know "ASMR" as the niche genre of YouTube video which people watch on tablets and laptops to help them relax, perhaps before bed or in the lull of a Sunday afternoon. These videos typically involve someone role-playing ...

Aug 21, 2018

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Online suicide and the dark psychology of internet insult forums

Leon Jenkins was 43 when he took his own life in July 2018. He livestreamed his suicide on an internet forum where users can freely – and viciously – insult, berate, provoke and abuse each other. The idea is to make people ...

Aug 21, 2018

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Scientist explores the nexus between appetite and psychology

Rachel Herz, an adjunct assistant professor in Brown's Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, arrives at an East Greenwich, Rhode Island, café feeling stressed. She'd lost a document when her computer crashed and she ...

Aug 21, 2018

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Bioprinting bone substitute materials with cell-laden bioinks

Bone tissue engineering (BTE) is a developing field in materials science and bioengineering, in which researchers aim to engineer an ideal, bioinspired material to promote assisted bone repair. Since experimental strategies ...

Aug 21, 2018 feature

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High-speed atomic force microscopy reveals clock protein interactions

For the first time, researchers have seen how proteins involved in the daily biological clock interact with each other, helping them to further understand a process tied to numerous metabolic and eating disorders, problems ...

Aug 21, 2018

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In the midst of opioid crisis, treatment for drug-dependent newborns evolves

Dr. Jodi Jackson has worked for years to address infant mortality in Kansas. Often, that means she treats newborns in a high-tech neonatal intensive care unit with sophisticated equipment whirring and beeping. And that is ...

Aug 21, 2018

Poisonings from kratom, sold as an herbal supplement, are rising. But no one knows how much

An unregulated herbal product that advocates say can relieve pain and help with opioid withdrawal has been linked to at least four deaths in the Philadelphia region, but with many authorities failing to track kratom poisonings, ...

Aug 21, 2018

UK group warns hospitals could run out of drugs post Brexit

A group that represents U.K. hospitals and ambulance services has warned that its members may run out of drugs if Britain leaves the European Union without an agreement on future relations.

Aug 21, 2018

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Archive: 21/08/2018

Exercises with impact benefit bone health

Towards enhanced regenerative medicine to cure epilepsy

Mental health—ASMR videos could be a new digital therapy

Online suicide and the dark psychology of internet insult forums

Scientist explores the nexus between appetite and psychology

Bioprinting bone substitute materials with cell-laden bioinks

High-speed atomic force microscopy reveals clock protein interactions

In the midst of opioid crisis, treatment for drug-dependent newborns evolves

Poisonings from kratom, sold as an herbal supplement, are rising. But no one knows how much

UK group warns hospitals could run out of drugs post Brexit

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