New research reveals a brain-fat tissue feedback loop that influences aging
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A new study reveals a vital brain-fat tissue feedback loop that plays a pivotal role in aging. The research identifies specific neurons in the hypothalamus that, when activated, signal the body’s fat tissue to release energy, facilitating physical activity and brain function. As this feedback loop deteriorates with age, health problems associated with aging become more prevalent.
The number of doctors and experts that bridge the gap between university research and the NHS – translating discoveries into patient care – is "ageing and shrinking", the Academy of Medical Sciences has warned.
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A new machine learning tool developed by researchers at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research Berghofer can help pathologists identify subtle cancer biomarkers in standard tissue samples.
The tool, called STimage, applies spatial analysis to hematoxylin and eosin-stained (H&E) tissue…
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