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Disabling a Genetic Brake Unlocks Insulin Production in Pancreatic Cells - The Indian Practitioner

5+ day, 2+ hour ago   (642+ words) Disabling a Genetic Brake Unlocks Insulin Production in Pancreatic Cells theindianpractitioner.com Scientists at Harvard Medical School have identified a potential new way to generate insulin-producing cells from a patient’s own pancreatic cells. By disabling a gene called ALDH3B2, the researchers…...

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Diabetes Study Finds Gender Differences in Health Risks

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (86+ words) Type 2 Diabetes and Its Growing Global Impact Study Analyses Health Records of More Than 28,000 People Women Show Higher Risk of Mental Health Conditions Men Face Greater Cardiovascular and Kidney Risks Study Highlights Need for Personalised Diabetes Care As reported by…...

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Researchers Uncover Mechanism Behind the Spread of Aggressive Colorectal Cancer

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (315+ words) Researchers from the University of Turku, Finland, and Gustave Roussy Institute, France, have identified a molecular mechanism that may explain how an aggressive form of colorectal cancer spreads to the abdominal cavity. The findings could also help identify patients at…...

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Indian Researchers Develop AI Tool to Uncover Possible Cancer Triggers

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (215+ words) Indian researchers have developed MutAIverse, a generative AI platform designed to help identify environmental exposures that may have contributed to cancer by analysing DNA damage. The platform was tested on biopsy samples from 27 patients with head and neck cancer in…...