Saturday, 3 February 2018 () US neuroscientists have identified "anxiety cells" in the brains of mice, paving way for a potential treatment for humans suffering from anxiety disorders. They found the cells inside a structure called the hippocampus. But the cells probably also exist in humans, said Rene Hen, from Columbia University Irving Medical Center...
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA — Stanford University researchers used immune stimulators to target cancerous tumors, and it worked surprisingly well.
T-cells that defend against cancer often end up overpowered by the disease, but scientists find they can be rejuvenated using CpG oligonucleotides and...
Saturday, 3 February 2018 ()
