Sound waves and holograms control brain circuits
New technique uses sound waves and holograms to control brain circuits in mice, paving the way for non-invasive treatments.
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Tumors hijack immune cells to protect themselves
Tumors manipulate myeloid progenitor cells to create immunosuppressive macrophages, aiding their growth.
Genetic study reveals early detection clues for blood cancer.
A new study shows how gene mutations interact to influence blood cancer risk, offering hope for early detection and prevention.
Diet rich in soy, fermented foods may lower postpartum depression
Soy and fermented food diet may lower postpartum depression by boosting gut health.
Clinicians may underaddress Black men's PSA test inquiries
Black men face clinician barriers in PSA test discussions.
Young mass murderers seek status, older ones react to crises
Young mass murderers driven by social rejection, older ones by life crises, study finds.
Green-Mediterranean diet linked to brain aging biomarkers
Green-Mediterranean diet may influence brain aging biomarkers.
Protein discovery may lead to early Alzheimer’s treatment
Researchers found a protein, TSPO, that could be targeted to treat Alzheimer's before symptoms start.
Brain cancer cells halted by freezing key molecule
Scientists freeze HA molecules to stop glioblastoma spread, offering a new treatment approach.
Octopuses show arm preferences but remain ambidextrous, study finds
Octopuses use their front arms more for exploration and rear arms for locomotion, but can use any arm for most tasks.