genetics

Woman’s Breasts Weigh 10kg: The Shocking Story of Gigantomastia

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Woman’s Breasts Weigh 10kg: The Shocking Story of Gigantomastia

Brazilian Woman’s ​Journey⁢ with gigantomastia: A Rare Breast Growth ‌Condition Twenty-two-year-old Thaynara Marcondes from Brazil recently shared her experience with gigantomastia, a rare condition characterized by ⁤excessive breast growth. Over eight months, her breasts​ grew ‌to an astonishing 10 kilograms⁤ (approximately 22 pounds) ⁢each, significantly impacting her daily life. The rapid growth began in February … Read more

Smoking’s Devastating Impact: Unleashing Genetic Chaos in MDS

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Recent research has unveiled a significant connection between smoking intensity and the increased occurrence of genetic mutations in myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), a group of blood disorders that can lead to leukemia. This groundbreaking study,published in the Journal of Hematology & Oncology,sheds light on the detrimental effects of smoking on genetic health,particularly in the context of … Read more

Scientists Uncover Promising Treatment Target for Chronic Pain Sufferers: A New Hope Emerges

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Scientists Uncover Promising Treatment Target for Chronic Pain Sufferers: A New Hope Emerges

Prepare to be amazed, U.S. readers! A groundbreaking discovery in chronic pain management is on the horizon, and it’s all thanks to a natural compound called hederagenin. This remarkable substance has the potential to transform the lives of millions by targeting a specific receptor in the brain and spinal cord, offering a new avenue for … Read more

Your Personalized Guide to a Healthier Future

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Your Personalized Guide to a Healthier Future

Imagine a future where your healthcare is ‌personalized, tailored to your unique genetic makeup.This isn’t science fiction; it’s‌ the promise of polygenic risk scores, a revolutionary tool emerging from cutting-edge genomic mapping technologies. These scores,compiled from vast ‍amounts of data spanning an individual’s entire genome,offer a glimpse into‍ their predisposition for various diseases,from heart disease … Read more

Cannabis Use and Genes Linked to Psychosis Risk

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Cannabis Use and Genes Linked to Psychosis Risk

New ​research sheds light on ⁣the complex relationship‍ between cannabis use, genetics, ‍and the⁣ risk of developing psychosis. A groundbreaking study conducted⁣ by the Institute of ⁤Psychiatry,Psychology & Neuroscience ⁤(IoPPN)‌ at King’s⁣ College London and ⁤South⁣ London⁢ and maudsley NHS foundation Trust reveals that both⁤ heavy cannabis use and a genetic ‌predisposition to schizophrenia ⁣independently … Read more

Scientists Discover New Appetite-Controlling Neurons

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Scientists Discover New Appetite-Controlling Neurons

A groundbreaking discovery ‌in the fight against obesity has identified a previously unknown population of⁢ neurons in the ⁢hypothalamus, the‍ brain​ region responsible for regulating hunger‌ and satiety.These neurons, dubbed BNC2 neurons, play a crucial ⁤role in controlling appetite⁤ and could pave the way for more effective obesity treatments. Obesity⁢ is a pressing public health … Read more

Leaded Gas Exposure Tied to Increased Risk of Mental Illness

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Leaded Gas Exposure Tied to Increased Risk of Mental Illness

A groundbreaking new study has revealed ⁣the staggering impact of childhood⁤ lead exposure on mental health in the United States. Researchers estimate that the ⁤widespread use of leaded‌ gasoline between 1960 and 1990 resulted in a staggering 151 million excess cases of mental ⁢illness by 2015. Published‍ in the Journal​ of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, … Read more

Aging: Is It a Disease, a Process, or Something Else?

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Aging: Is It a Disease, a Process, or Something Else?

Scientists Debate the Very Definition of Aging A recent survey of aging experts has sparked lively debate within the scientific community, revealing a surprising lack of consensus on fundamental questions about the nature of aging itself. The survey, conducted by renowned researcher Vadim N. Gladyshev and 80 colleagues, polled over 100 scientists from diverse fields, … Read more

Family History of Mental Illness Linked to Higher Aggression Risk in CTE

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Family History of Mental Illness Linked to Higher Aggression Risk in CTE

Genes and Head Trauma: Study Finds Link to Increased Aggression in Middle Age A new study reveals a worrying connection between chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a brain disease linked to repeated head injuries, and increased aggression in middle age. For individuals with both CTE and a family history of mental illness, the risk of aggressive … Read more

Is it true that eating less can extend life? Here’s what scientists say

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Is it true that eating less can extend life? Here’s what scientists say

Jakarta – Restricting calories can prolong life. However, there are several terms and conditions that must be considered. A study published in the Nature Journal (2024) shows that food restriction in mice can affect health leading to an increase in life. But, can food restrictions in humans extend life? Check out the following explanation: SEVENTEEN … Read more