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Psychology · North Carolina

Childhood Trauma Linked to Higher Risk of Endometriosis in Adult Women

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A suspected link between childhood trauma and the risk of developing endometriosis in later life was strengthened Wednesday with the publication of study that showed a connection between the two.See the Story

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Psilocybin Therapy Offers "Paradigm-Changing Alternative" to Conventional Treatment for Depression, Clinical Trials Show

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Inaccurate Race and Ethnicity Data in EHRs Poses Risk of Amplifying Biases in AI-Driven Healthcare Systems

Researchers have identified inaccuracies in race and et […] The post Inaccurate Race and Ethnicity Data in EHRs Poses Risk of Amplifying Biases in AI-Driven Healthcare Systems first appeared on GeneOnline News. The post Inaccurate Race and Ethnicity Data in EHRs Poses Risk of Amplifying Biases in AI-Driven Healthcare Systems appeared first on GeneOnline News.Health · United States See the Story

Cold Sore Virus Hijacks Human Genome in 3D--and Scientists Found Its Weak Spot

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Cold sore-causing HSV-1 doesn't just hijack cells it reconfigures the entire architecture of our DNA to aid its invasion. Researchers discovered that it actively reshapes the 3D structure of the human genome within hours of infection, using host enzymes like topoisomerase I to gain access to crucial genetic machinery. Stunningly, blocking this single enzyme shuts the virus down completely.DNA · Guangzhou See the Story

Dual Adjuvants in HIV Vaccine Elicits Broader B Cell Response

Researchers from MIT and the Scripps Research Institute have shown that combining two adjuvants with a protein-based HIV vaccine candidate can elicit a significantly stronger immune response compared to traditional vaccine formulations. The mouse study, published in Science Translational Medicine, suggests that dual-adjuvant strategies could be an avenue to develop single-dose vaccines for viruses such as HIV, SARS-CoV-2, and influenza. “This ap…Vaccines · Cambridge Read Article

First Cancer Trial Targeting “Undruggable” MYC Launching

“A world-first” clinical trial targeting currently undruggable cancers will begin later this year led by a research team from The Australian National University (ANU) and Canberra Health Services. The trial targets MYC-driven cancers—including prostate, breast, ovarian, and hematological malignancies. MYC is a key regulator of cell growth. The drug being tested is PMR-116. “Approximately 70 per cent of all cancers are fueled by abnormal MYC acti…Canberra · Canberra Read Article

Inherited C-Terminal TREX1 Variants Disrupt Homology-Directed Repair to Cause Senescence and DNA Damage Phenotypes in Drosophila, Mice, and Humans

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Spatial Transcriptomic Analysis Highlights Genetic Adaptability of Glioblastoma

Researchers have used spatial transcriptomics to identify subpopulations of glioblastomas that carry specific genetic alterations in different regions of the tumor, including in extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA), which may contribute to the tumor’s ability to adapt and become more aggressive. “Our study offers new insights into the interplay between different ecDNA,” said David Craig, PhD, professor and chair of the Department of Integrative Translat…DNA · Duarte Read Article

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Childhood Trauma Linked to Higher Risk of Endometriosis in Adult Women

Psilocybin Therapy Offers "Paradigm-Changing Alternative" to Conventional Treatment for Depression, Clinical Trials Show

Founder of 23andMe Buys Back Company Out of Bankruptcy Auction

CAR T-Cell Therapy Could Be Made in the Body of Someone with Cancer

QIAGEN And Incyte Partner To Create New Test For Rare Blood Cancers

Inaccurate Race and Ethnicity Data in EHRs Poses Risk of Amplifying Biases in AI-Driven Healthcare Systems

Cold Sore Virus Hijacks Human Genome in 3D--and Scientists Found Its Weak Spot

Dual Adjuvants in HIV Vaccine Elicits Broader B Cell Response

First Cancer Trial Targeting “Undruggable” MYC Launching

Inherited C-Terminal TREX1 Variants Disrupt Homology-Directed Repair to Cause Senescence and DNA Damage Phenotypes in Drosophila, Mice, and Humans

Spatial Transcriptomic Analysis Highlights Genetic Adaptability of Glioblastoma

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