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Illustration representing connection between brain and gut microbiome.
Neurology/Psychiatric

Changes in microbiome impact neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s model

Jan. 13, 2023
By Helen Albert
A study in a mouse model of tau protein build-up in the brain, similar to that seen in later stage Alzheimer’s disease (AD), shows that changes to the microbiome in these animals can impact the degree and progression of neurodegeneration observed. As reported in the Jan. 12, 2023, study published in Science, the researchers found that mice that were germ free and those given antibiotics to change their gut microbiome early in life had significant reductions in brain atrophy compared with those with a standard microbiome.
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Reindeer in snow
Dermatologic

Path to scarless healing could be among the gifts reindeer bring

Jan. 5, 2023
By Anette Breindl
Unlike amphibians, mammals do not regenerate appendages. Except when they do. “If you amputate one of the branches off of the antler [of a reindeer], it will also regenerate,” Jeff Biernaskie told BioWorld. Even without amputation, the antlers of both male and female reindeer regenerate annually, including their skin. That regeneration is “the only large mammal model of true skin regeneration,” he said.
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Genetic link to infertility concept art.

May Health completes first treatments of women with PCOS-related infertility

Dec. 21, 2022
By Meg Bryant
Women’s health startup May Health SAS has completed treatment of the first five participants in a U.S. feasibility study of its investigational Ovarian Rebalancing technique, a one-time, ultrasound-guided, transvaginal ablation procedure for women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). The novel treatment is designed to jumpstart the ovaries into releasing mature eggs in normal monthly cycles in women with PCOS-associated infertility.
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DNA, drug development concept art.
Cancer

Repeat expansions are repeat feature of cancer genomes

Dec. 21, 2022
By Anette Breindl
Repeat expansions of two or more base pairs cause dozens of neurological disorders – Huntington’s disease, which is caused by an expansion of the triplet CAG in the coding sequence for huntingtin, is perhaps the most famous one. Now, investigators at Stanford University have shown that cancer genomes, too, frequently feature repeat expansions.
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Onward Arc IM

Onward reports interim results showing improved blood pressure regulation following spinal cord injury

Dec. 20, 2022
By Bernard Banga
Onward Medical NV reported clinical outcomes for the first 10 patients given therapy to regulate blood pressure using its implantable ARC technology. This pulse generator produced an immediate improvement in blood pressure regulation in all study participants.
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Cofactor Genomics expands PREDAPT study to NSCLC

Dec. 16, 2022
By Annette Boyle
Cofactor Genomics Inc. opened the non-small-cell lung cancer portion of its study of the Oncoprism test, which predicts response to immunotherapy. The Predicting Immunotherapy Efficacy from Analysis of Pre-treatment Tumor Biopsies (PREDAPT) trial will study the test’s predictive ability in 11 cancers in total.
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Colorectal cancer illustration

Guardant Health’s blood-based test flags 83% of colorectal cancers in ECLIPSE study

Dec. 16, 2022
By Meg Bryant
Guardant Health Inc. reported positive results from the ECLIPSE trial demonstrating 83% sensitivity of its DNA blood test in detecting colorectal cancer (CRC) in average-risk adults. Specificity was 90% in people without advanced neoplasia, as well as in those who had a negative colonoscopy result.
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Mainstay

Neurostimulation device for lower back pain gets boost from two back-to-back clinical trials

Dec. 9, 2022
By David Godkin
Mainstay Medical Holdings plc released data from a one-year, real-world, study of patients implanted with a neurostimulation device to treat chronic lower back pain.
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Antibiotic resistant bacteria inside a biofilm
Infection

Researchers identify new class of antibiotic resistance mechanism

Dec. 8, 2022
By Mar de Miguel
When a drug prevents bacteria from synthesizing their own folate, an essential compound for their survival, they take it directly from the host. This antibiotic resistance mechanism had not been detected until now because bacteria behave differently in the laboratory than they do in vivo during an infection.
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Bluestar Genomics hopes to beat pancreatic cancer with early detection

Dec. 7, 2022
By Annette Boyle
Pancreatic cancer is the deadliest of cancers with just one in nine patients surviving five years after diagnosis. The low rate of survival largely results from the late stage at which the cancer is first detected, as 65% patients are not diagnosed until the disease has metastasized. Bluestar Genomics Inc. hopes it has developed an assay that can detect the cancer much sooner, allowing patients and their physicians to get ahead of the malignancy well before it spreads.
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