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Hidden lung mechanism could lead to more effective flu vaccines
(Tehran Ana)- A new study has uncovered an unexpected role for immune cells in the lungs that could help pave the way for more effective influenza vaccines.
New drug nearly doubles survival in pancreatic cancer
(Tehran Ana)- U.S. health authorities have approved a new targeted drug that nearly doubles median survival for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer compared with chemotherapy alone.
Experimental drug burns fat without suppressing appetite
(Tehran Ana)- An experimental compound helped obese mice burn more fat and lose weight without reducing food intake or muscle mass.
Vitamin B6 shows promise against depression
(Tehran Ana)- A new study from the University of Reading suggests that high-dose vitamin B6 may significantly reduce depressive symptoms, offering a potential new avenue for supporting mental health.
Diet and fasting improve Diabetes in women
(Tehran Ana)- An Indian study found that a plant-based diet and 14-hour fasting improved blood sugar and weight in women with type 2 diabetes.
New discovery could help diagnose Parkinson’s years before symptoms appear
(Tehran Ana)- A new study suggests that changes in odor perception could help diagnose Parkinson’s disease years before motor symptoms emerge.
Next-generation cancer drugs move toward clinical use
(Tehran Ana)- Bispecific antibodies are rapidly entering cancer treatment, while researchers are developing more advanced multispecific versions that target three or more molecules at once.
Healthy lifestyle remains the best defense against heart aging
(Tehran Ana)- A cardiologist says adopting a healthy lifestyle is currently the most effective way to slow heart muscle aging, as no existing drug has proven capable of regenerating cardiac tissue.
Wireless skin sensor enables at-home monitoring of skin disorders
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a wireless skin sensor that continuously measures tissue elasticity, enabling remote monitoring and earlier detection of soft tissue disorders from patients' homes.
Simple blood test could detect cancer at “Stage Zero”
(Tehran Ana)- A new blood test may identify cancer at “stage zero,” years before tumors can be detected by conventional imaging.
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