Blood-brain barrier loses protective supply before leaking in Alzheimer's mice ↗
A mouse study points to failed protein delivery, not just a damaged barrier.
A mouse study points to failed protein delivery, not just a damaged barrier.
A June product will appear at Guangzhou’s upcoming ageing-industry exhibition.
Florida Poly’s chief describes the remaining step before the single-seat aircraft enters service.
A material's slow recovery supplies memory in a nanoscale device.
One implanted participant issued commands at self-chosen moments.
Early human results need larger studies.
A prototype stayed stable beyond 24 hours.
Lightweight hardware tackles scans during movement.
Molecular markers offer a detection route.
An update on experimental hereditary angioedema treatment.
DIII-D finds evidence for an additional current-drive approach.
Protection in cellular disease models points to a research direction, not a treatment.
A beetle-inspired research robot combines artificial muscles, a camera, touch sensing and gesture control. Its August paper shows a human-guided retrieval task, while speed, power and real-world testing remain unfinished.
Sunharbo is the first FDA-approved FXIa inhibitor. Similar overall major-bleeding rates do not remove risks for older patients or during early treatment.