Simple stool-tests that be conducted at home are reliable enough to screen for and detect colon cancer. Further, they will provide a better alternative to the procedure of invasive colonoscopies and this has been confirmed by a fresh research review. The analysis comprising 31 studies have looked at the possible effectiveness of FIT or fecal…
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Scientists studying female and male marmosets have homed in on the monkey brain circuitry accountable for separate differences in general anxiety. Their results, posted in JNeurosci, show that rising amounts of the neurotransmitter glutamate in the hippocampus neutralizes “fight or flight” response of anxious monkey. Earlier animal and human studies recommend roles for the hippocampus,…
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Scientists can now rapidly and precisely analyze the presence of an inactive form of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) inside patients’ cells. This edition of HIV releases its genome into the patients’ cells, from there the HIV genome gets incorporated into cells’ genomes and can persist even for years and suddenly gets activated. A lot…
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Pre-youths who watch TV or employ a mobile phone in the dark an hour prior to bed are at jeopardy of not getting sufficient sleep in comparison to those who do not employ them at all or use these machines in a lit room prior to bedtime. The research by scientists from the Imperial College…
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