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Flu Takeover: How Influenza A Replicates Inside Human Cells, Spreads Infection
Virus hijacks host cells to reproduce inside the nucleus.
New Data Support Safety and Efficacy of Vedolizumab for IBD
Real-world analyses further support the safety and efficacy of vedolizumab in patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease.
Novel Mouse Model Could Help Prevent Future Influenza Outbreaks
MxA acts as a shield against cross-species influenza A.
Influenza Diagnostic to Improve Patient Care
The diagnostic analyzer detects influenza at the point-of-care to provide a rapid diagnosis.
Type 2 Diabetes Risk 4 Times Higher in Children with Obesity
Policymakers should invest in diabetes prevention efforts, study says.
Weed and Chili Peppers Reduce Gut Inflammation
Active ingredients in both chili peppers and marijuana help calm the gut in mice.
Updated Guidelines Recommend Blood Pressure Checks at Each Prenatal Visit
Task force recommends screening for preeclampsia among all pregnant women.
Ensilication Method a Potential Solution to Cold Chain Issues with Vaccines
A silica cage renders proteins stable against denaturing thermal treatment and long-term temperature storage.
Gonorrhea Manipulates Protective Barrier to Infect Female Reproductive Tract
Bacterium breaks cell connections that form the protective lining to modulate infection in the endocervix.
Better Sleep Equals Better Health: Nurse Practitioners Encourage Better Sleep Habits
More than 80 million people suffer from sleep deprivation.
Could Stevia Play a Role in Diabetes Prevention?
Stevioside may be a cost-effective compound in the fight against diabetes.
Telestroke Guidelines Released for Clinicians
Guidelines assist clinicians in the use of telemedicine communication technologies.
Prognostic Tool Identifies Diabetes Patients At Risk of Kidney Failure
Progression to end-stage renal disease is similar in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Walgreens Healthcare Clinics to Offer Testing Services for Sexually Transmitted Infections
Select locations will offer testing for HIV, hepatitis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and more.
Frog in the Throat: Frog Slime May Help Prevent Future Flu Pandemics
Frog skin compound destroys influenza viruses.
FDA Grants Approval to Lucentis for Treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy
The FDA approved the first and only drug to treat all forms of diabetic retinopathy.
EZC Pak Creator Tackles Antibiotic Overuse, Antibiotic Resistance
Dr Sarath Malepati discusses the benefits of the 5-day immune support pack in combating antibiotic overuse.
Hot Flashes in Younger Midlife Women May Be Linked to Cardiovascular Risks
Women who experience hot flashes earlier are more likely to have poor vascular function and have an increased risk of heart disease.
Beneficial Effects of Fresh Fruit Consumption on Diabetes, Vascular Complications
Study findings suggest that a higher intake of fresh fruit is potentially beneficial for primary and secondary prevention of diabetes.
Athlete's Foot: Scourge of the Gym
Up to 70% of Americans contract athlete’s foot at some time in their lives.
FDA Approves First Drug to Treat Tardive Dyskinesia
Valbenazine improved severity of abnormal involuntary movements.
Intestinal Microbiota's Protective Role Against Type 2 Diabetes
Indolepropionic acid may be a potential biomarker for the development of T2D.
Weight Among Women Impacts Rheumatoid Arthritis Blood Tests, Study Suggests
Obesity influences disease activity biomarkers in rheumatoid arthritis.
Asthma Drug Improves Symptoms in Patients with Severe Type of Hives
Omalizumab shows benefit in patients with skin disorder.
Endocrine Society Releases Statement to Improve Hypertension Detection
Screening for underlying causes of high blood pressure can save lives, authors say.
Could a Common Antibiotic Help Treat Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?
Potential new treatment strategy for patients with PTSD.
Massage Therapy Could Be an Effective Treatment Option for Lower Back Pain
Real-world massage therapy produces meaningful results for treating patients with low back pain.
Atopic Dermatitis: Moisturize, Moisturize, Moisturize!
Patients need to moisturize constantly and keep skin supple because often moisturization alone can resolve mild atopic dermatitis.
Legume Consumption May Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
Patients with a higher intake of legumes were 35% less likely to develop T2D.
Universities Awarded $17.6 Million Grant for Cheaper Vaccines in Developing Countries
Scientist seek to develop new vaccines and produce them for less than 15 cents a dose.