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In mice, increased thermogenesis in fat cells during the active period of the circadian rhythm prevents weight gain.

A group of scientists at Northwestern College, working with a couple of partners from the College of Texas, has tracked down that an expansion in thermogenesis in fat cells during

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A Possible Target for Broad-spectrum Antiviral Therapy Development

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Researchers have identified a promising strategy for the development of broad-spectrum antiviral therapies that centers around promoting a strong immune response capable of stopping a

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Using Interleukin-36 Receptor Antagonists to Treat Skin Ischemia-Reperfusion Injuries

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Ischemia, which translates to “staunching of blood” in contemporary Latin, is a disease in which the blood supply to various body organs is interrupted. Ischemia

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Exposure to Third-Hand Smoke and Spills from Electronic Cigarettes can Harm Human Skin

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According to research from the University of California, Riverside, skin damage may result from dermal contact to nicotine amounts observed in third-party smoke, or THS, and e-cigarette spills. THS is

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Early Fluoride Exposure had no Negative Effects on Childhood Development

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A new study found that young children's exposure to fluoridated water had no negative effects on their emotional, behavioral, and executive functioning in their adolescent

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Through a Special Fibrous Architecture, a Tough Attachment Between the Rotator Cuff and Bone is Attained

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New materials and ideas are frequently inspired by nature by engineers. The attachment of bone and tendon in the shoulder joint was discovered by a

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Study Finds AI Alerts Human Readers When It Accurately Spots Fractures on X-Rays

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Since urgent care centers and emergency rooms are frequently busy, patients may have to wait several hours before being seen, assessed, and treated. Because radiologists frequently examine x-rays for many

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Image-Based Mechanical Simulations Increase Accuracy in Measuring Bone Fracture Healing

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The body responds to a bone break with inflammation, and cells start to gather in the location of the break to form a hematoma. A

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Metabolic dysregulation is prevalent in type 2 diabetes.

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Using cutting-edge methods, researchers from Uppsala University discovered that digestion in patients with type 2 diabetes and prediabetes was significantly more disturbed than previously thought,

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Obese and Diabetic Pregnant Women may be More Likely to Give Birth to Children who have ADHD

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According to new research published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism of the Endocrine Society, children of women with gestational diabetes and obesity may be twice as likely