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Mashup Score: 3Map of brain’s appetite centre could enable new treatments for - 8 hour(s) ago
Published today in Nature, this comprehensive resource, called HYPOMAP, provides an unparalleled view of the brain’s appetite centre and promises to accelerate the development of treatments for
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Mashup Score: 10
Published today in Nature, this comprehensive resource, called HYPOMAP, provides an unparalleled view of the brain’s appetite centre and promises to accelerate the development of treatments for
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RT @GilesYeo: We present to the world, HYPOMAP! #obesityisnotachoice https://t.co/8L3zZUpKMn
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Mashup Score: 26Professor Duncan Richards appointed as Head of Department of Medicine | University of Cambridge - 2 month(s) ago
Duncan Richards Professor Richards joins Cambridge from the University of Oxford, where he has been since 2019. His particular research interest is the demonstration of clinical proof of concept of novel therapeutics through the application of experimental medicine techniques, especially human challenge studies. As Climax Professor of Clinical Therapeutics, director of the Oxford Clinical Trial Research Unit (OCTRU), and the NIHR Oxford Clinical Research Facility, he led a broad portfolio focused on new
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I am delighted that Duncan Richards will be taking on the leadership of the Dept of Medicine @Cambridge_Uni from Feb 2025 - a fabulous appointment! https://t.co/A1qT0qfBLg
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Mashup Score: 3Cambridge researchers develop urine test for early detection of lung cancer | University of Cambridge - 2 month(s) ago
Researchers hope that early detection, through the simple urine test, could enable earlier treatment interventions, significantly improving patient outcomes and prognosis. Around 36,600 lives are saved from lung cancer in the UK every year, according to new analysis from Cancer Research UK. Professor Ljiljana Fruk and Dr Daniel Munoz Espin and their teams at the University of Cambridge are leading on the research, funded by Cancer Research UK. The work, at Cambridge’s Department of Chemical Engineering
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Cambridge researchers develop urine test for early detection of lung cancer | University of Cambridge https://t.co/7nXX15Dzl4
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Mashup Score: 13Glaucoma drug shows promise against neurodegenerative diseases, - 3 month(s) ago
Researchers in the UK Dementia Research Institute at the University of Cambridge screened more than 1,400 clinically-approved drug compounds using zebrafish genetically engineered to make them mimic
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Glaucoma drug shows promise against neurodegenerative diseases, animal studies suggest | University of Cambridge https://t.co/JCPR0HpwaA
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Mashup Score: 12Glaucoma drug shows promise against neurodegenerative diseases, - 3 month(s) ago
Researchers in the UK Dementia Research Institute at the University of Cambridge screened more than 1,400 clinically-approved drug compounds using zebrafish genetically engineered to make them mimic
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Glaucoma drug shows promise against neurodegenerative diseases, animal studies suggest | University of Cambridge https://t.co/JCPR0HpwaA
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The treatment – known as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) – involves placing an electromagnetic coil against the scalp to relay a high-frequency magnetic field to the brain. Around
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Magnetic field applied to both sides of brain shows rapid improvement for depression | University of Cambridge https://t.co/TZBtRLSq5h
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A team lead by researchers at the University of Cambridge has developed a monoclonal antibody drug, using a technique involving genetically engineered mice, that may help prevent infection from
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Monoclonal antibodies offer hope for tackling antimicrobial resistance The #antibodies, generated using transgenic mice, may help prevent infection from Acinetobacter baumannii, a microbe associated with hospital-acquired infections #bacteria #AMR https://t.co/IBbz0M0Vep
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Mashup Score: 15Mother’s gut microbiome during pregnancy shapes baby’s brain - 6 month(s) ago
Researchers have compared the development of the fetal brain in mice whose mothers had no bacteria in their gut, to those whose mothers were given Bifidobacterium breve orally during pregnancy, but
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Mother’s gut microbiome during pregnancy shapes baby’s brain development | University of Cambridge https://t.co/C7qiHiCSw8
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Mashup Score: 5Artificial intelligence outperforms clinical tests at predicting - 7 month(s) ago
The team say this new approach could reduce the need for invasive and costly diagnostic tests while improving treatment outcomes early when interventions such as lifestyle changes or new medicines
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RT @morgfair: Artificial intelligence outperforms clinical tests at predicting progress of Alzheimerâs disease https://t.co/eQW2egSiGh
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RT @GilesYeo: We present to the world, HYPOMAP! #obesityisnotachoice https://t.co/8L3zZUpKMn