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Investigating Stress Response in PTSD and Depression Through Gene Analysis

Summary: Researchers conducted an analysis of genes in nearly 575,000 brain cells from individuals with and without post-traumatic stress and major depressive disorders (PTSD and MDD), yielding new insights into the brain’s stress response. The study identifies varying gene expression levels in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) region among PTSD, MDD, and unaffected individuals. These...

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'Fit and healthy' Neil, 41, dies days after 'having the flu'

‘Fit and healthy’ Neil, 41, dies days after ‘having the flu’

Devastated family and friends are fundraising in memory of a keen cyclist who died just days after believing he had the flu. Neil Stretton was just 41 when he died on January 3 after a Christmas his girlfriend described as ‘the happiest she’d ever seen him’. Neil – who grew up in Biddulph Moor – contracted sepsis...

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 Two-thirds of cosmetic surgery injections are not performed by doctors, a study says  Scientific and technical news

Two-thirds of cosmetic surgery injections are not performed by doctors, a study says Scientific and technical news

A first-of-its-kind study has found that services in the UK such as Botox injections and dermal fillers are being administered by healthcare workers who are not doctors. More than two-thirds of people who administer cosmetic surgery injections in the UK are not qualified doctors, a new study has found. The study – which is the...

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Cameras capture the growth of Galloway's white marten population

Cameras capture the growth of Galloway’s white marten population

The pine marten has been helped by a number of measures in Galloway Forest Park An increase in marten numbers has been caught on camera in Galloway Forest Park. Thermal imaging technology trials capture the occupancy rate of more than 100 den boxes installed to help increase numbers. It allows remote monitoring of the pine...

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I'm a neuroscientist - these are the six things I do every day to keep my mind sharp

I’m a neuroscientist – these are the six things I do every day to keep my mind sharp

Dr. Robert Friedland, a neuroscientist at the University of Louisville, said improving cognitive health is about respecting “the importance of your body.” A neuroscientist has revealed the six things he does every day to keep his mind sharp. With cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s on the rise in the United States, Dr. Robert Friedland said strengthening...

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Light exercise boosts cognitive function in older adults

Summary: Regular light exercise can improve cognitive function in older adults, according to a recent study. The study found that low-intensity cycling three times a week for three months significantly improved executive function in older adults, especially those aged 68-78. These cognitive improvements are associated with increased efficiency of the prefrontal cortex, the area of...

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Tinnitus Treatment

Scientists are developing a promising new treatment for tinnitus

A University of Michigan study found that personalized bisensory stimulation combining individual tinnitus spectra and electrical stimulation can significantly reduce tinnitus symptoms, improving quality of life. This method, which will be commercialized by Auricle Inc., offers new hope for the effective treatment of millions of tinnitus sufferers. A new innovative treatment device tackles the hissing...