• Ken Parth posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 10 months, 1 week ago

    Researchers, In A First, Used Novel ViViD-AFM To Capture At Highest Resolution Influenza Invading Living Human Cells. The Virus Exploits The Cell’s Own Delivery System Using HA/NA Proteins. Cells Actively Pocket The Virus With Clathrin, Overturning Views That Viruses Force Their Way In, Opening New Antiviral Paths, Including HIV Studies.

  • Jennifer Roberts posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 10 months, 2 weeks ago

    An Israeli Team Completed The First Successful Human Implant Of A Fully 3D-Bioprinted Cornea By Precise Bio Inc. Made From Cultured Corneal Cells On A Hydrogel Frame, It Integrated Without Rejection & Restored Basic Vision In Days. A Donor Cornea Can Yield 300+ Custom Implants, Potentially Ending ~13M Global Waitlists For Corneal Blindness.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 10 months, 3 weeks ago

    U.S Scientists Created The World’s First Non-Invasive Nasal Drop To Treat Glioblastoma. The Drop Uses Nasal Nerves To Bypass The Blood-Brain Barrier, Activating STING In Brain Immune Cells To Turn Cold Tumors Hot For Immune Attack. In Mice, The Drop Plus T-Cell Drugs Eradicated Tumors And Provided Long-Term Immunity. Human Trials Are Next.

  • Zack Capparnick posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year ago

    Japan, For The First Time, Approved The Over-The-Counter Sales Of An Emergency Contraceptive Pill, Norlevo. No Prescription, Age Limit, Or Parental Consent Needed, But Buyers Must Take It In Front Of A Pharmacist. Priced At ~$47–$67, It’s 80% Effective Within 72 Hrs. Nationwide Rollout Begins Spring 2026; But Already OTC In 90+ Countries.

  • Abe Brooker posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year ago

    Largest-Ever Lifespan Study Of 1,176 Species Finds Females Outlive Males In 72% Of Mammals By ~13%, While In 68% Birds, Males Outlive Females By ~5%. Why? Male Competition For Mates Cuts Lifespan; Caregiving Boosts Female Survival. Matching Sex Chromosomes (XX/ZZ) Help Guard Against Mutations. Even In Zoos, The Gap Remains—It’s Biological.

  • Jack Robinson posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year ago

    Scientists Converted A Blood Type A Kidney To Universal Type O Using Enzymes FpGalactosaminidase & FpGalNAc deacetylase, And Then Transplanted It Into A Brain-Dead Patient. Unlike Prior Lungs & Kidney Conversions, This Is The First Human Implantation. It Worked For 2 Days Before Rejection. This Feat Could Slash The 2–4 Yrs Type O Wait Time.

  • Hansen Jacobson posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year ago

    UK Scientists Led The Trial Of AMT-130, The First Gene Therapy Tested In Humans For Huntington’s. Developed By uniQure, It Reduces Toxic Huntingtin Protein. In A 3-Year, 29-Person Study, High-Dose Patients Saw 75% Slower Progression. Results Were Measured Via Motor/Cognitive Tests And Spinal Fluid Markers. FDA Filing Is Expected Early 2026.

  • Olivia Isabella posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year ago

    In A World First, US Scientists Created Fertilizable Human Eggs By Swapping A Donor Egg’s Nucleus With One From A Skin Cell, Using “Mitomeiosis” To Cut 46 Chromosomes To 23. 82 Eggs Formed; Some Reached Blastocysts But Weren’t Cultured Further For IVF. Many Embryos Were Abnormal. This Could Help Infertility and Gay Couples, But Trials Loom.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year, 1 month ago

    New Research Shows Neurogenesis, Birth Of New Brain Cells, Continues In The Hippocampus Into Old Age, Though Formation Rates Decline With Age And Vary Individually. Using RNA Sequencing & Machine Learning On Postmortem Brains Aged 0–78, Scientists Found Immature Neurons. These Findings Could Aid Neurodegenerative & Psychiatric Treatments.

  • Antwan Hockaday posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year, 1 month ago

    US Scientists Found That The Protein Ferritin Light Chain 1 (FTL1) May Drive Brain Aging By Reducing Cognition & Hippocampus Brain Cell (HBC) Connections. Increasing FTL1 In Young Mice Prematurely Aged Their Brains, While Lowering It In Old Mice Reversed Decline. Boosting HBC Metabolism Also Helped. Study Offers Hope To Reverse Brain Aging.

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