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A New Mechanism That Impacts HIV Infection

A New Mechanism That Impacts HIV Infection

HIV is still a major public health burden. More than a million people are living with HIV in the U.S. alone. More than 50,000 new cases are reported each year. The research study on the long noncoding RNA molecule which influences a key receptor involved in HIV infection and progression of the disease. This newly-identified…

Medical genetics

Genetic Traits That Result From Their Successful Adaptation

The study find that the Geographically isolated populations often develop unique genetic traits that result from their successful adaptation to specific environments. Unfortunately, these adaptations sometimes predispose them to certain health issues if the environment is change. The genetic background of these populations are often poorly understood because they live far from scientific research centres.…

Testosterone Treatment To Be Conducted In Postmenopausal Women

Testosterone Treatment To Be Conducted In Postmenopausal Women

Testosterone treatment; Doctors have long mulled over using low doses of the hormone testosterone as a way to improve sexual function in some women, but evidence on its safety and efficacy has been somewhat lacking until now. A paper published in the journal The Lancet on Thursday found testosterone to be effective for postmenopausal women with low sexual…

General medicine

Resveratrol Found In Grapes Help Astronauts On Mars

The study find that the a natural ingredient resveratrol could help prevent muscle atrophy due to zero gravity says a report in the Frontiers in Physiology. Therefore The study is titled; “A Moderate Daily Dose of Resveratrol Mitigates Muscle Deconditioning in a Martian Gravity Analog;” and was from the Department of Neurology and Center for…

The Nature Builds Hydrogen Producing Enzymes

The Nature Builds Hydrogen Producing Enzymes

The study on the hydrogen-producing enzymes; called hydrogenases, are activating during their biosynthesis. As they showing how the cofactor part of the active centre; and also the heart of the enzyme is introducing inside. The maturation of each hydrogenase class describes the process that converts an apo-hydrogenase into an active holoenzyme involving a machinery of…

Nuclear medicine

Utility Of 18F-FDG-PET/MRI Brain In Dementia

The study find that the 18F-FDG-PET is a potential sensitive biomarker indicating neuronal damage. 18F-FDG-PET has proven to be useful in sub typing dementia. Utility of simultaneous 18F-FDG-PET and MRI-brain was investigated in the evaluation of dementia in this facility. Method: All case notes of patients who underwent 18 F-FDG-PET/MRI brain attending the Geriatric Clinic…

Ayushman Bharat Influence Quality Of Health Services

Ayushman Bharat Influence Quality Of Health Services

As the AB-PMJAY purchasing health services for more than 50 crore population; it can set up prices effectively, influence quality of health services; incentivise hospitals to improve quality with differential rates; and enforce electronic data sharing by private hospitals. As the scale and ambition of the scheme with its target group larger than the combined…

Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility Should Be Expanded

Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility Should Be Expanded

Lung cancer; U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) eligibility criteria; so for lung-cancer screening should be expanded to cover other risk groups, researchers say based on findings from an observational study. “The current USPSTF should consider expanding the lower age limit to 50 years and extending years of quitting smoking for former smokers,” Dr. Ping…

Powerful Opioid Use Disorder Patients In Emergency Departments

Powerful Opioid Use Disorder Patients In Emergency Departments

A program developed by UB emergency medicine physicians to expedite patient access to comprehensive and effective opioid use disorder treatment is going statewide. Right now, Buffalo MATTERS is available through the emergency departments of 17 hospitals, including all Kaleida Health, Catholic Health and Erie County Medical Center facilities throughout the eight counties of Western New York. This…

Lens

Eyes Lose Their Ability To Focus: Progressive Lens Can Be Used

The eyes lose their ability to focus up close, as people grows older. The condition called presbyopia, and it is both extremely common and relatively easy to fix; with solutions like reading glasses, bifocals or progressive lens. Another common correction, called mono-vision, solves the problem with different lenses in each eye; one that focuses nearby,…

Kidney Disease

Molecular Traffic Jam May Underlie Kidney Disease

In a study of a rare disorder called MUC1 kidney disease (MKD); which the researchers showed stems from the harmful build-up of a misfolded version of a protein called MUC1 in kidney cells. Moreover, the researchers found that the cell’s failure to remove the misfolded protein; could be traced to a specific molecular step in…

Bangladesh Promise To Fight Hidden Hunger

Bangladesh Promise To Fight Hidden Hunger

The study reporting that major malnutrition cases from Bangladesh; where the re-inventing fisheries solutions are emerging in Bangladesh that promise to fight hidden hunger; while conserving aquatic ecosystems. As the State of Food Security and Nutrition brings attention, once again, to undernourish-ment and malnutrition in Bangladesh. But the extent and severity of undernourishment should be…