Preschool Movement Behaviors Linked to Physical Fitness
In the formative years of early childhood, physical fitness is emerging as a pivotal indicator of long-term health and developmental outcomes. Recent research highlights the...
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Lower Platelet Transfusion Threshold: From Evidence to Practice
In a groundbreaking advancement poised to reshape neonatal care, a new study published in the Journal of Perinatology challenges long-standing medical protocols regarding platelet transfusions...
Retinal Implant Restores Central Vision in Advanced AMD Patients, Pitt-Led Study Finds
A groundbreaking breakthrough in vision restoration has emerged from the realm of advanced medical technology, promising hope for millions affected by geographic atrophy due to...
Subretinal Implant Offers Partial Vision Restoration for AMD Patients
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) stands as the leading cause of irreversible blindness among the elderly worldwide, particularly affecting individuals over the age of 60. Characterized...
Leptin Neurons Reduce Anxiety for Adaptive Behavior
In a groundbreaking study that challenges long-standing paradigms surrounding the neural substrates of anxiety and behavioral adaptation, a team of neuroscientists has identified a specialized...
Groundbreaking Eye Technology Restores Reading Vision in the Blind
In a groundbreaking clinical trial, researchers from the University College London (UCL) and Moorfields Eye Hospital have reported remarkable results from a revolutionary electronic eye...
First Eye Prosthesis Restores Vision Lost to Macular Degeneration
In a stunning leap forward for ophthalmic biotechnology, researchers at Stanford Medicine and their international collaborators have unveiled a revolutionary device that partially restores vision...
Wearable Aging Clock Links to Disease, Behavior
In an era where wearable technology has seamlessly integrated into daily life, a groundbreaking study published in Nature Communications introduces a novel frontier in health...
Predicting Preterm Outcomes: aEEG vs. MRI
In the evolving landscape of neonatal care and neurodevelopmental prognosis, a groundbreaking study has emerged that may recalibrate how clinicians forecast outcomes in preterm infants....
Maternal, Child Factors Shape Infant Vascular Health
Emerging research from a multidisciplinary team has unveiled compelling evidence linking maternal determinants and child-specific factors to the vascular health of infants and young children....
Clinical Nurses Value Educational Impact of Journal Clubs
In a groundbreaking study, researchers analyzed the educational value perceived by clinical nurses participating in nursing journal clubs. This investigation highlights the impact and potential...
Boosting Neural Networks: Incentives and Practice Solutions
Artificial neural networks have long been a focal point in the quest to create machines that can mimic the cognitive abilities of the human brain....
Knee Tumoral Calcinosis: Epiphyseal Involvement Explained
Tumoral calcinosis is a rare condition characterized by the formation of calcium deposits in the soft tissues surrounding joint areas, particularly prevalent in individuals with...
Proteomics Uncovers Unique Tumor and Stroma Profiles in Prostate Cancer
In a groundbreaking study that advances the understanding of prostate cancer, researchers have employed histology-resolved proteomics to elucidate the distinctive characteristics of tumor and stromal...
Nanoplastics Worsen Parkinson’s via Gut Metabolism
In an era where environmental pollutants increasingly intersect with human health, recent research has unveiled a startling connection between nanoplastics and the progression of Parkinson’s...
