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People who develop Alzheimer’s before age 65 tend to have more widespread tau in the brain, and it builds up faster over time. The gap held even after accounting for how impaired patients were when first scanned.
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Researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have created one of the most detailed maps to date of the cell environment surrounding ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), the most common…
A common antibiotic may be linked to a higher risk of miscarriage and stillbirth when used early in pregnancy, a new study suggests.
The blood-brain barrier keeps most proteins in the bloodstream out of the brain, but not all. The pathways that import them are damaged early in Alzheimer’s disease models, hinting at new ways to…
Scientists have produced gold-standard reference genomes for previously neglected malaria parasites by sequencing low-input DNA directly from patient blood, bypassing lab culture.
A single transmission between rodent and human – but where and when did it happen? Four months after the end of the health crisis triggered by cases onboard a cruise ship, an article published…
The American Cancer Society now recommends most men get their first PSA test when they turn 50. Black men and other men considered high risk should start screening at age 45.
