Faster, cheaper, better: the rise of blood tests for Alzheimer’s
Nature – Circulating biomarkers are quickly becoming a crucial part of diagnosis and disease monitoring for physicians, researchers — and even some consumers.
Related Articles
Indicators of alien life may have been found – astrophysicist explains what the new research means
It’s the best result yet – but the evidence still isn’t strong enough to convince the scientific community.
Birmingham bin strikes: a threat to public health
Garbage continues to pile up on the streets of Birmingham. An expert in communicable disease explains the risks.
Revealed: 1.3 million people with cancer, arthritis and more could lose PIP under Labour’s benefit cuts
Labour’s benefit reforms could see thousands of people with cancer and more than 200,000 people with arthritis lose their PIP payments.
Systemic inflammation impairs myelopoiesis and interferon type I responses in humans
Nature Immunology – Stunnenberg et al. use a model of lipopolysaccharide injection in humans to characterize the transcriptomic landscape of bone marrow and blood immune…
Machine learning modeling for predicting adherence to physical activity guideline
Scientific Reports – Machine learning modeling for predicting adherence to physical activity guideline
Human motor cortex encodes complex handwriting through a sequence of stable neural states
Nature Human Behaviour – How does the brain encode complex movement sequences? Qi et al. reveal that the brain decomposes sequences into temporal states, each…
Reduced venetoclax exposure to 7 days vs standard exposure with hypomethylating agents in newly diagnosed AML patients
Blood Cancer Journal – Reduced venetoclax exposure to 7 days vs standard exposure with hypomethylating agents in newly diagnosed AML patients
What Internists and Neurologists Know and Think About Catatonia
The authors designed and conducted a survey-based study to raise catatonia awareness among internists and neurologists and to inform future educational campaigns.