Cholesterol Carriers in the Blood Reveal Which Cirrhosis Patients Will Develop Infections
A cohort study of 311 patients with cirrhosis finds that low HDL cholesterol and apolipoprotein A-I predict infection risk within ...
Tag: biomarkers
How Advanced Brain Imaging Is Transforming the Detection and Treatment of Post-Stroke Cognitive Impairment
A sweeping new review reveals how multimodal neuroimaging, from strategic infarct mapping to AI-driven small vessel disease scoring, is transforming ...
Brain Inflammation Emerges Years Before Symptoms in Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 3, Landmark Imaging Study Finds
A large multimodal imaging study reveals that neuroinflammation in the brainstem of SCA3 mutation carriers appears years before ataxia onset, ...
Protein Glutamylation Emerges as a Versatile Signaling Mechanism Beyond the Cytoskeleton
A new review in Med Research redefines protein glutamylation as a versatile signaling-related post-translational modification with roles in immunity, development, ...
Childhood disadvantage leaves a health mark at 60 that adult success cannot erase
A six-decade analysis of the 1958 British Birth Cohort shows that adult socioeconomic circumstances explain only a small share of ...
Arts and arts therapies measurably ease depression and anxiety in children and young people, major meta-analysis finds
A comprehensive meta-analysis of 77 randomised trials finds that arts-based interventions significantly reduce depression and anxiety in children and young ...
Blood Cell Patterns Reveal How Excess Cortisol Reshapes the Immune System
A new study finds that overt Cushing syndrome produces a distinct myeloid shift in blood immune cells, while mild autonomous ...
Schizophrenia and Autism Read Faces Differently: Opposite Brain Signatures Behind a Shared Impairment
Simultaneous eye-tracking and EEG reveal that schizophrenia and autism produce nearly mirror-opposite physiological signatures in the early visual system despite ...
Blood Cytokines IL-4 and MCP-3 Show Strong Links to Generalized Anxiety Disorder
A Bangladeshi case-control study finds that patients with generalized anxiety disorder show significantly reduced interleukin-4 and elevated MCP-3 blood levels ...
Single-Cell Sequencing Reveals Why Diabetic Foot Ulcers Refuse to Heal
A new review details how single-cell RNA sequencing is exposing the cellular and molecular failures that keep diabetic foot ulcers ...
Blood Clot Breakdown Marker Flags Dangerous Gut Bleeding in Children with IgA Vasculitis
A retrospective cohort study of 126 children with immunoglobulin A vasculitis found that elevated plasmin-α2-plasmin inhibitor complex and reduced serum ...
How the Heart Defends Itself: Inside the Molecular Machinery of Cardioprotection
A new comprehensive review maps the signaling pathways, biomarkers, and molecular signatures that determine whether heart muscle survives ischemic injury.
How a Five-Second Flash of Light Could Help Screen Toddlers for Autism
A pilot study found that children with autism show a significantly stronger pupillary constriction to light than typically developing peers, ...
Blood Molecules May Signal Anxiety, Depression and Stress in Deaf Adults
A cross-sectional study of 204 deaf adults in Jordan finds that lower blood levels of BDNF and adiponectin are independently ...
Bone Resorption Marker Predicts Milk Fever Risk in Dairy Cows Before Calving
A new study shows that the bone resorption marker CTX-I, measured in late gestation, can predict which dairy cows will ...
Your retina could reveal hidden heart, kidney and brain risks years before symptoms
A sweeping review argues that routine retinal scans, supercharged by deep learning, could flag cardiovascular, kidney and brain damage driven ...
Hidden Immune Overdrive in Blood Reveals Parkinson’s Patients Carrying Alzheimer’s Co-Pathology
A multidimensional immunological study of early-stage Parkinson’s disease uncovers a hyperinflammatory, hypermetabolic blood signature that separates patients with Alzheimer’s co-pathology ...
Smart Wearables Move Personalized Health Monitoring Into Everyday Life
A new review in Nano-Micro Letters details how advanced manufacturing, heterogeneous integration, multimodal sensing, and AI are turning wearable electronics ...
Genomic Imprinting’s Hidden Role in Cancer: New Methods Tackle Loss of Imprinting
A new review highlights how loss of imprinting drives tumour growth and why emerging single-cell, spatial, and long-read methods may ...
RNA Test Shows Promise for Predicting Breast Cancer Recurrence and Guiding Chemotherapy
A preliminary study of 141 patients finds that the low-cost APIS Breast Cancer Subtyping Kit closely matches established molecular assays ...
