Japanese researchers found that LASSS more than doubled HGF’s receptor binding in laboratory tests, but its effects in living muscle remain unknown.
A Surprising Discovery Could Help Aging Muscles Repair Themselves
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Brain Injury Creates Musical Genius; Long COVID Improvement; Dementia And Delirium
A Nov. 3 neurology roundup reports long COVID symptom improvement, a brain-injury music story and a link between hospital delirium and later cognitive impairment.
Novel Therapy Lands Speedy Approval For Wart-Like Airway Disease
The FDA granted accelerated approval to Voceryq to reduce surgical excisions for adults with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis.
Scientists Discover A Hidden Driver Of High Cholesterol And A Way To Stop It
A UC San Diego study links dietary cholesterol to LDL receptor loss in mice and cells, and identifies a CTSA inhibitor for further study.
This Type Of Walking Is Better For Healthy Aging, According To A New Study
A 16-week study found more prefrail and frail adults improved on a frailty measure with high-intensity walking than with casual-paced walking.
A New Framework For Safe, Patient-centered Prescribing Of Obesity Medications In Older Adults
An American Geriatrics Society framework outlines patient-centered checks and supportive care for prescribing obesity medications to older adults.
A Single Sauna Session Sends Immune Cells Surging Through Your Body
A study of 51 adults found that one 30-minute sauna-and-cold-shower session briefly raised measured white blood cell counts.
Injections For Achilles Tendinopathy Flop In Randomized Trial
A randomized trial found no significant 12-month benefit from high-volume Achilles injections versus sham; steroid treatment helped briefly but later outcomes worsened.
Novel HDAC Inhibitor Hits Main Goal In Unresectable Melanoma Trial
A phase III trial found longer progression-free survival with HBI-8000 plus nivolumab, alongside higher rates of serious treatment-related side effects.
Just Imagining A Workout Can Make You Stronger
Research summarized by Nautilus reports that imagined finger exercises increased pinkie strength, though mental practice is not a substitute for workouts.
