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Researchers found that TET3 promotes facial nerve regeneration in rats by demethylating the ATF3 promoter to enhance Schwann cell repair functions.

Mum-of-four Donna Marklew, from Coventry, discovered she had cancer after a post-op biopsy.

Oura announced its quarterly earnings today and said it agreed to acquire Counsel Health for $625 million, after adding the company's AI chatbot to its app earlier this year. Counsel Health calls itself an "AI-native primary care company," using the app to deliver AI-generated responses and insights based on users' health data reported from their wearables that can then proceed to a conversation with one of its in-house physicians. Oura says it expects the deal to close before the end of the year. Oura CEO Tom Hale said in an interview with Bloomberg that the acquisition is part of a plan to connect wearables, clinical AI, and access to do … Read the full story at The Verge.

A critical narrative evaluation shows that non-coding RNAs in neural stem cell vesicles provide uneven causal proof of therapeutic necessity after ischemic brain injury.

A 43-year-old male patient with chronic kidney disease and complex venous thrombosis underwent a successful orthotopic renal transplant using an unconventional surgical technique, as reported in a case study published in the African Journal of Urology.

Former SignalFire investor Sahir Raoof raises $27.5M for new fund targeting AI in pharma

A 2024 review in BMC Biomedical Engineering details how generative AI techniques are enhancing brain-computer interface accuracy, resolution, and cross-subject performance.

ORLANDO — AI offers value within lifestyle medicine thanks to its ability to raise practice capacity and lower administrative loads, a speaker at the American College of Lifestyle Medicine’s annual meeting said.As AI within healthcare continues to expand, patients’ openness to the technology may be underestimated by healthcare professionals, according to a recently released West Health-Gallup survey.The survey (n = 5,330) showed that across three aspects of clinical care, between 38% to 56% of patients are comfortable with AI use if a provider is involved.The data also indicated that nearly

Medical students participating in an artificial intelligence-supported doctor–patient communication learning pathway showed statistically significant changes in their ethical and acceptability-related perceptions over time, according to a longitudinal empirical ethics survey published in BMC Medical Ethics.

The deal comes a few weeks after Oura postponed its up to $2.2 billion IPO indefinitely, citing “uncertainty in the IPO market.”

Wearable ringmaker Oura is buying AI primary care startup Counsel Health. Oura is paying $625 million in cash for Counsel, which offers medical AI services as well as virtual visits with doctors. The idea is ...

A nationwide registry study of deceased donor kidney transplantations in Thailand found that longer cold ischemia time was independently associated with increased risks of delayed graft function and graft failure.

Researchers found that TFAP2A drives stemness, metastasis, and paclitaxel resistance in aggressive breast cancer models through KDM4B transcriptional regulation.

The placenta is essential for a healthy pregnancy, but the earliest steps of its formation have been hidden from scientific view. Now Columbia researchers led by Mijo Simunovic have created lab-grown organoids that reconstruct the earliest steps in human placenta formation, offering a powerful new tool for studying how pregnancy begins and why it often fails. The development of the 3D models is described in the current issue of Nature Cell Biology.

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg: Oura agrees to acquire AI and on-demand doctor service Counsel Health for $625M, says Q4 revenue grew 153% YoY to $533M and FY 2026 revenue grew 92% to $1.75B  —  Oura Inc. agreed to acquire artificial intelligence and on-demand doctor service Counsel Health Inc. for $625 million …

The 3rd International e-Health Forum in Casablanca highlighted advancements in AI-driven diagnostics, telemedicine, and digital health governance in Morocco.

By disrupting the transcription factor gene Bbsmr1, the team created fungal strains that overproduce oosporein, a red-pigmented secondary metabolite.

A retrospective cohort study found that multisite native tissue repair achieved higher anatomical and subjective success rates than standard anterior colporrhaphy for anterior vaginal prolapse.

Oura is buying Counsel Health, an AI-native primary care company, for $625m in cash. The deal puts Counsel’s medical AI and its doctors inside the Oura app, Oura said on Tuesday. Ring wearers will go from a health insight to a chat with an AI, then to a physician. Oura expects to close the deal […] This story continues at The Next Web

TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 2026 —Patients with stable heart disease who received a stent implant or bypass surgery early in their treatment did not live longer than those who received more conservative treatment, a new study found.Conservative treatment...

A study reveals that CRISPR immunity benefits Pseudomonas aeruginosa most against virulent phages that are difficult for bacteria to resist through spontaneous receptor mutations.

A World Health Organization policy brief reports that while 92 percent of surveyed European Member States view clear liability rules as vital for artificial intelligence in healthcare, only 8 percent have established liability standards or guidance.

A new study in Cellular Oncology identifies GTSE1 as a key driver of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma stemness through the Hippo signaling pathway.

More than half of patients (56%) are comfortable with artificial intelligence (AI) making diagnosis or treatment decisions when their health care provider can change or override them, but that figure falls to just 9% when AI makes those decisions without provider review, according to new data from the West Health-Gallup Center on Healthcare in America. The nationally representative survey of more than 5,000 U.S. adults found similar patterns in patient comfort with AI used to interpret diagnostic images or make medication decisions.

A scientific review details how keratin extracted from livestock and poultry waste is being engineered into biomaterials for wound healing, drug delivery, and tissue regeneration.

A single experimental CTX310 infusion lowered triglycerides by 63% after 30 days in 10 adults with severe hypertriglyceridemia, though longer and larger studies are needed.

Advertisements from four companies related to stem cell treatments for autism in children have been banned by the UK advertising regulator for being misleading.The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) issued the rulings on specific advertisements from three Turkish companies (Linden Stem Cell, Rumi Pulse Medical Tourism Agency, and You Clinic Turkey) and one Serbian company (Swiss Medica XXI Century).1234The rulings cover five adverts that appeared on Google and Meta’s platforms (including Facebook and Instagram) in the UK in 2026.An ASA spokesperson said that the authority received a public complaint about one advert, which led it to check whether other clinics were making similar claims.“We found that there were and, given the vulnerable audience and potential for serious harm and detriment from misleading claims to treat autism, we launched a number of proactive investigations,” the spokesperson said.The barred advertisements are the latest instances of “ads making claims around

By interrupting this pathological cascade, the intervention preserves the pool of muscle satellite cells (MuSCs), which are essential for muscle repair, and improves functional recovery after delayed nerve repair in a murine model.

A letter in Annals of Intensive Care highlights how infection types, combination regimens, and rejection surveillance affect immunosuppressive management in kidney transplant recipients with sepsis.

Researchers using a specialized ex vivo human skin platform found that transplanted surface bacteria significantly reduced ultraviolet-induced DNA damage, oxidative lesions, and stress signaling despite substantial bacterial attrition.

A new study reveals that chromatin accessibility changes precede gene expression during the osteogenic differentiation of porcine synovium-derived mesenchymal stem cells, identifying key transcription factors and regulatory networks involved in bone formation.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is putting $100M worth of AI and cloud technology into health projects for underserved communities around the world. The AWS Health Impact Initiative will run for five years. Rather than cash, organisations receive credits to use AWS’s AI tools, AI agents and cloud computing. Health charities, government bodies, researchers and companies can […] This story continues at The Next Web

Regulatory systems in wealthier parts of the world ensure that a great many different compounds at different doses are entered into long-term toxicology studies primarily conducted in mice. Researchers here report on the results of looking through that data in search of compounds that improved health and extended life. Hormesis is the name given to the benefits to health and longevity resulting from mild exposure to stress, whether toxicity, heat, cold, lack of nutrients, and so forth. Cells have evolved to react with increased maintenance and defenses when placed under stress, and if the stress is mild and transient, then the overall outcome is a net benefit to cell and tissue function. It is thus reasonable to think in advance of checking that some toxicology […]

Elevated pulmonary artery systolic pressure is linked to lower survival after a heart transplant, despite pulmonary vascular resistance remaining below the accepted limit.

Google Health now brings blood pressure readings and glucose trends together, with new charts showing how meals, sleep, and exercise fit into the picture. The post Google Health Adds Blood Pressure Logging — and a New Way to Track Glucose appeared first on TechRepublic.

A mini review finds that while short-term hernia repair outcomes are similar for transplant recipients, long-term recurrence rates vary widely and the independent effect of transplantation remains unproven.

Outdoor mesocosm experiments showed a competitive effect on Halodule wrightii transplants when occurrence of the native macroalga Caulerpa prolifera reached 90%.

A narrative review in Cardiology and Therapy questions the utility of routine asymptomatic cardiac screening before kidney transplantation, noting that delays from extensive testing may outweigh potential benefits.

A qualitative study in BMC Women's Health explores the hospitalization experiences of 15 patients with interstitial cystitis undergoing their first fecal microbiota transplantation, identifying themes of concern, confusion, and eventual trust.

Researchers have cloned the porcine AANAT gene, generated high-titer polyclonal antibodies, and mapped its expression predominantly to pinealocyte cytoplasm.

A narrative review indicates that kidney transplant recipients face unique heart failure risks and severe underutilization of guideline-directed medical therapies despite growing disease burden.

A study of 55 robot-assisted knee replacements found that manual stress measurements of joint laxity often diverged from force-controlled tensioner readings, particularly in the lateral compartment at mid-flexion angles.

Health care equipment maker Ceragem has won nine CES 2027 Innovation Awards for eight products on Tuesday, marking its fourth consecutive year of recognition and bringing its cumulative total to 30 awards. The company has previously won three awards in 2024, six in 2025 and 12 in 2026. This year’s awards include products designed to meet the health care needs of different age groups, from infants and young children to older adults. The eight award-winning products are: Ceragem artificial intelligence (AI) Wellness Home, Therapier AI Multi Boosting Capsule, Youridm AI Muscle Longevity System, AI Sleep Recovery Pillow, AI Pet Wellness Suite, AI Neuro Focus Office Chair, Senior Wellness Sofa with AI Adaptive Care and AI Sensor Pod & Smart Crib. Ceragem AI Wellness Home, which won an award in the AI category, uses physical AI to analyze users' biometric data and daily routines, assess their health status and automatically adjust connected home environments and health care devices to their

A retrospective study of 12 patients found that luspatercept effectively treated severe anemia caused by poor erythroid engraftment after allogeneic stem cell transplantation, with 11 patients achieving a response and stopping transfusions.

General-purpose vision-language models converted CT scans into numerical features that predicted postoperative pathological AJCC stage groups in renal cell carcinoma with an external F1 of 0.698 and an AUROC of 0.942, performing comparably to a 3D ResNet-18 and physician consensus in a retrospective study.

A comprehensive scientific review outlines how emerging biomaterials and tissue engineering technologies advance regenerative healthcare while aligning with United Nations sustainable development targets.

A new treatment approach could help people with an aggressive form of bladder cancer live longer and reduce the chances of their cancer returning or progressing, particularly those who cannot receive standard chemotherapy, according to findings from a large international clinical trial co-led by researchers at the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Researchers reported a clinical case involving a 56-year-old male patient with a large arteriovenous fistula in a transplanted kidney, successfully treated using minimally invasive endovascular coil embolization.

The Health app overhaul and new Apple Intelligence features lead the latest public beta.

A cross-sectional study in Tehran linked adherence to the Mediterranean dietary pattern with reduced sarcopenia risk among older diabetic adults.

Researchers evaluated an artificial intelligence framework combining hyperspectral imaging and infrared spectroscopy to accurately identify expired medicines across six pharmaceutical classes without destroying samples.

Extracellular vesicles derived from human urine stem cells attenuated renal damage, oxidative stress, and inflammation in a murine model of sepsis-associated acute kidney injury.

Field research in southern Brazil reveals that endangered Araucaria angustifolia conifers survive moderate wildfires through vegetative resprouting, with mortality spiking only at severe burn thresholds.

People with alcohol-associated liver disease who received a liver transplant survived years longer than those who did not, but there are disparities in which patients receive a transplant. A large study published in Alcohol: Clinical and Experimental Research found that liver transplantation was associated with significantly longer survival in both the short term and longer term. Yet, women and African Americans had lower odds of receiving a transplant, even though neither group had a higher risk of death than men or white patients.

Growth of regenerative agriculture depends less on scaling a single model and more on understanding how change unfolds in different places. The post Guest article: A landscape-scale strategy for regenerative agriculture appeared first on AgFunderNews.

In dexamethasone-treated bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells, researchers identified neoeriocitrin as an mTORC1-targeting citrus flavonoid that restores osteogenic differentiation by activating autophagy.

A systematic review in Frontiers in Public Health details China's shift to intelligent health insurance governance, highlighting the role of machine learning and blockchain in fund supervision.

People with alcohol-associated liver disease who received a liver transplant survived years longer than those who did not, but there are disparities in which patients receive a transplant.

Artificial intelligence is helping to analyze and improve health care systems—from waiting times to treatment outcomes and costs. However, some of the most important aspects of care remain harder to measure—such as whether people feel heard, understood and genuinely cared for.

A self-controlled observational study of kidney transplant recipients found that caspofungin co-administration was associated with significantly lower tacrolimus pre-dose concentrations and higher mycophenolic acid levels, while cyclosporine concentrations showed no statistically significant change.

Researchers found that Wei-Mi-Shu Decoction reduced stomach injury and preserved regenerative stem cells in rat models of chronic gastritis.

A review in the Journal of Translational Medicine examines how mesenchymal stem cells may slow amyotrophic lateral sclerosis progression through immune modulation despite mixed clinical trial outcomes.

Stem cell-derived exosomes improved memory deficits in a rat model of Alzheimer’s disease, though adding the p38γ gene provided no additional benefit.

A narrative review evaluates engineering strategies, stability limits, and standardized benchmarks required to extend the storage of isolated mitochondria for clinical transplantation.

Researchers have identified a specific metabolic-inflammatory mechanism that drives follicular arrest in polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a condition recognized as the leading cause of anovulatory infertility.

A systematic review of randomized controlled trials found that fecal microbiota transplantation does not show a statistically clear short-term benefit for intestinal decolonization of multidrug-resistant organisms.

A multinational study finds that ATTR-CM patients prioritize treatments that extend life and enable enjoyable activities over basic self-care, with once-daily oral administration being the most preferred mode.

Clinicians at the Royal Melbourne Hospital developed and evaluated an annual WhatsApp-based educational group to train nephrology fellows in assessing deceased donor organ offers.

Researchers in Uganda have developed a multitask multimodal artificial intelligence model that improves tuberculosis diagnosis, lesion detection, and report generation from chest radiographs.

A four-year field trial in Norway demonstrates that amending degraded agricultural soil with organic compost significantly increases wheat yields, replenishes soil organic carbon, and enhances beneficial microbial diversity compared to commercial organic fertilizer alone.

A commentary in Health Research Policy and Systems highlights that fewer than half of 3,560 surveyed United States hospitals use predictive artificial intelligence tools and that adoption is lower in high-need communities, arguing that learning health systems are necessary to support continuous evaluation, bias monitoring, and equitable integration.

Researchers at the Universidad de Chile have demonstrated that transplanting rhizosphere microbial communities from drought-tolerant tomato plants can significantly enhance the recovery of susceptible tomato varieties following a drought event.

The dominant forms of cancer therapy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, induce senescence in cancer cells they cannot kill, as well as in non-cancerous cells exposed to the treatment. Entering the senescent state is a response to a high level of stress and damage that isn't sufficient to kill the cell. A senescent cancer cell no longer replicates, and so promoting senescence continues to be seen as an acceptable goal to hinder the cancer. Cancer survivors are left with a high burden of cellular senescence, however, and as a result exhibit accelerated aging: higher mortality, higher risk of age-related conditions, including other cancers. Senotherapeutics such as senolytic drugs to selectively destroy senescent cells offer the possibility of dramatically reducing the consequences of an increased burden senescence induced […]

A new study in Genes & Nutrition shows that short-term caloric restriction partially reprograms immune and microbial networks in mice with acute colitis, suggesting a potential non-pharmacological adjunct for inflammatory bowel disease.

arXiv:2611.09553v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: In clone-censor-weight (CCW) analyses, inverse probability of censoring weighting corrects selection from artificial censoring at protocol deviation. Balance diagnostics, such as the end-of-grace between-strategy standardised mean difference (SMD) and censoring balance, compare different populations, and their zero targets under a correct model are not formally stated. We show that, under positivity and a correct censoring model, the weighted retained individuals reconstruct the risk set before each censoring interval and the baseline population, and we propose risk-set reconstruction balance (RRB), which measures how far they depart from these two populations. Interval RRB has a zero target for every history function, including post-baseline covariates, for which between-strategy SMDs have none. Cumulative RRB keeps a zero target for baseline covariates after outcome events, whereas the end-of-grace SMD acquires a depletion term. In

arXiv:2611.09647v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: People increasingly bring mental-health concerns to consumer AI chatbots. In these conversations, clinically relevant information rarely arrives all at once. Instead, it unfolds over multiple turns, often in response to the questions the chatbot asks. Recognizing risk therefore depends on how a chatbot integrates newly disclosed information (inference) and on the questions it asks on each turn to elicit this information (context-seeking). Here we evaluated the conversational triage performance of 13 frontier AI chatbots tasked with engaging in 10-turn conversations with simulated users. Simulated users were grounded in one of 112 structured mental-health case files, each with an associated clinician-validated urgency level, from routine care to emergency. Chatbots failed to recognize one in five mental-health emergencies (20.3%), nearly four times the failure rate when all relevant clinical details were presented in a single message

arXiv:2611.08662v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We consider the nonlinear Hardy-H\'enon parabolic equation $ u_t=\Delta u+|x|^l|u|^\alpha u,$ $t>0,$ $x\in\mathbb{R}^N$ or $x\in\mathbb{R}^N\setminus\{0\}$, with $N\ge1$, $l>-\min\{2,N\}$, $\alpha>0$, with nonnegative initial datum $u_0$. We first establish new criteria for finite-time blow-up. We then derive optimal upper bounds for the life-span $T_{\max}(\lambda\varphi)$ of solutions arising from the initial datum $u_0=\lambda\varphi$. These estimates establish a precise dependence of $T_{\max}(\lambda\varphi)$ on both the initial profile $\varphi$ and the parameter $\lambda$ in the small and large-amplitude regimes.

arXiv:2611.09371v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We consider offline imitation learning (IL), which aims to train an agent to imitate from the dataset of expert demonstrations without online interaction with the environment. Behavioral Cloning (BC) has been a simple yet effective approach to offline IL, but it is also well-known to be vulnerable to the covariate shift resulting from the mismatch between the state distributions induced by the learned policy and the expert policy. Moreover, as often occurs in practice, when expert datasets are collected from an arbitrary state distribution instead of a stationary one, these shifts become more pronounced, potentially leading to substantial failures in existing IL methods. Specifically, we focus on covariate shift resulting from arbitrary state data distributions, such as biased data collection or incomplete trajectories, rather than shifts induced by changes in dynamics or noisy expert actions. In this paper, to mitigate the effect of the

arXiv:2611.09298v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Long-term particle physics experiments face critical operational challenges: monitoring non-stationary machine data streams and preserving tacit expert knowledge. We present the "Helmholtz Co-Pilot," a hybrid Multi-Agent System (MAS) acting as an autonomous experiment steward. The system can be triggered interactively by human operators or autonomously by an asynchronous causal diagnostics engine that runs independently of the MAS reasoning core. Continuously monitoring live hardware streams such as data acquisition and slow control, this engine performs dynamic causal discovery to trace cascading alarms back to their root causes and applies adaptive model selection to keep forecasts reliable across shifting machine states; upon detecting an anomaly, it hands a structured diagnostic report to the MAS. The reasoning layer itself relies on a high-throughput C++ core and a Python edge architecture orchestrating a directed acyclic graph

arXiv:2611.08854v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: While there is an abundance of research into large language model (LLM) biases against LGBTQ+ communities, far less research has examined how and why LGBTQ+ people choose to make use of AI chatbots. In this work, we examine how LGBTQ+ people choose (not) to use AI chatbots across three domains in which LGBTQ+ users have unique needs: relationship support, mental health support, and gender or sexual health support. We surveyed 73 people (60 LGBTQ+; 13 non-LGBTQ+) on how they interact with AI chatbots and find that participants' access to external resources, privacy concerns, and perceptions of chatbot capabilities shape whether and how they choose to make use of AI chatbots. For instance, some LGBTQ+ participants felt that chatbots might actually be less biased against LGBTQ+ people than the people they know offline. We also find that LGBTQ+ participants report using AI chatbots less frequently than non-LGBTQ+ participants across 15

arXiv:2611.08721v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Evaluations of large language models (LLMs) for mental health support commonly focus on the clinical appropriateness of individual responses, potentially overlooking failures that emerge across extended interactions. As AI assistants accumulate memory of users' circumstances and prior disclosures, this raises an accountability question: Do AI chatbots provide appropriate support as users' needs evolve? We investigate by analyzing 14,256 longitudinal simulations grounded in donated chatbot histories from 22 users, examining how a memory-equipped assistant responds to suicidal ideation, self-harm, and anxiety crises across recovery trajectories and communication styles. We introduce the Context-Aware and Readiness-Evaluative (CARE) framework, developed with mental health professionals, to assess the timing and quality of advice, including omissions. Advice was less aligned with users' readiness after a crisis than in matched control

Google and Israel’s Clalit Health Services join forces on artificial intelligence for five million patients, bridging health gaps in diverse communities.

By MANUEL PINILLA Every few months a new study reports that an AI model has outperformed doctors on a set of diagnostic cases. The latest one I’ve read came out in ScienceContinue reading...

Researchers have successfully extruded biodegradable polyhydroxybutyrate composite filaments blended with modified starch to fabricate three-dimensional scaffolds using fused deposition modeling.

Hwang Woo-suk, the disgraced South Korean scientist dismissed from Seoul National University over a stem cell research fabrication scandal, has lost his Korean citizenship after acquiring nationality in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), it was belatedly revealed. His loss of Korean citizenship took effect seven months ago, in April. According to the government's electronic gazette on Monday, Hwang's name appeared on a list of individuals who had lost their Korean nationality, published by the Cheongju Immigration Office under the Ministry of Justice on Aug. 13. The list included a man named Hwang Woo-suk, born in 1953 in Buyeo, South Chungcheong Province. His birthplace and year of birth strongly suggest that he is the former Seoul National University professor. The notice listed April 9 as the date he lost his Korean citizenship, citing his acquisition of UAE nationality. Under Article 15 of Korea's Nationality Act, Korean citizens automatically lose their nationality upon voluntarily

Marine scientists monitoring commercial Atlantic salmon pens in Scotland have demonstrated that automated artificial intelligence systems can detect the emergence of debilitating gill disease by tracking shifts in collective swimming behaviour.

A retrospective four-patient case series suggests balloon flotation pacing may offer a feasible rescue strategy for severe post-reperfusion cardiovascular collapse during adult liver transplantation.

Researchers found that the conserved gene Djvcp coordinates neoblast proliferation and apoptosis to maintain tissue homeostasis and enable blastema formation during planarian regeneration.

A cross-sectional study of 6,717 US adults finds that serum total bilirubin statistically mediates 13.2% of the association between obesity and leukocyte telomere shortening.

A study examining 9,000 Google search results across 30 European countries found that 36.3% of links to online medicine sellers led to illegal vendors, rising to nearly 77% for controlled substances. Countries that permitted legitimate online medicine sales generally had fewer illegal vendors among highly ranked search results than countries that prohibited such sales, although the observational findings do not establish causation.

A systematic review and meta-analysis found that exosome-functionalized scaffolds significantly improved bone volume fraction and bone mineral density in preclinical bone defect models.

A new artificial intelligence framework improves connected vehicle predictive maintenance by fusing internal diagnostic telemetry with external environmental and behavioural signals.

A study in the Journal of Translational Medicine reveals that Realgar eliminates triple-negative breast cancer stem cells by degrading the epigenetic repressor ANP32A, thereby triggering ferroptosis.

Researchers developed titanium-spongin composites by metallizing marine sponge scaffolds, showing enhanced osteoblast activity and cytocompatibility for tissue engineering.

A scientific review details how CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing is advancing through preclinical models and early clinical trials to regenerate insulin-producing beta-cells and provide immune protection in diabetes.

A decade-long seed bank study of native Korean Rhododendron species reveals that identical deep-freeze conditions produce starkly different rates of viability loss among closely related orthodox seeds.

An in vitro study demonstrates that transplanted healthy mitochondria integrate into MELAS endothelial cells, improving cellular energetics and reducing mutant mitochondrial DNA load.

Researchers discover that tailoring hydrogel stiffness to specific native tissues suppresses cellular senescence through integrin alpha-1 and YAP signaling pathways.

A study finds a near-zero gene-level rank association between hypothalamic stem cell microRNA targets and hypothalamic aging transcriptomes.