A Common Parasite With An Uncommon Name: Toxoplasma gondii is Associated with Brain Cancer
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A Common Parasite With An Uncommon Name: Toxoplasma gondii is Associated with Brain Cancer

  Toxoplasmosis is transmitted by Toxoplasma gondii, the protozoan parasite which is known to be among the most common parasites worldwide. The infection occurs from contaminated meat, cat feces that…

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Study of the Week: Primary Progressive Aphasia Patients with Alzheimer’s Keep Their Memory
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Study of the Week: Primary Progressive Aphasia Patients with Alzheimer’s Keep Their Memory

Welcome to Study of the Week from Patient Worthy. In this segment, we select a study we posted about from the previous week that we think is of particular interest…

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Discovery of Three Molecular Subtypes Brings Us Closer to Unraveling Alzheimer’s Disease
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Discovery of Three Molecular Subtypes Brings Us Closer to Unraveling Alzheimer’s Disease

  There are many common elements in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), which is the most common type of dementia. It is now evident that there are varied spans of disease progression…

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A New Method of Delivering Drugs Through the Blood-Brain Barrier To Treat Neurological Disorders

Over the past decade, scientists have made many life-saving advances in all areas of medicine. They have created molecular agents to target neurodegenerative diseases. But they were stopped right there…

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New Finding: Overactive Mitochondria Are Responsible for Twenty Percent of Glioblastoma Brain Cancers

Neuroscience News recently carried an article heralding reports of researchers' finding that upwards of twenty percent of lethal glioblastoma brain cancers may be treatable by newly developed drugs. Currently, the…

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Natural Language Processing is Changing How We Research Rare Diseases
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Natural Language Processing is Changing How We Research Rare Diseases

Diagnosing Rare Diseases Diagnosing rare diseases is historically difficult. Physicians are taught to think about horses instead of zebras because horses are abundantly more common. For instance, if you're tired…

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FDA Gives Priority Review for What Could be the First Therapy for Eosinophilic Esophagitis
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FDA Gives Priority Review for What Could be the First Therapy for Eosinophilic Esophagitis

Takeda has just announced that their application to the the FDA for their eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE)  investigative therapy has received Priority Review. This therapy is called budesonide oral suspension or…

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Study Reveals Gene Therapy as a Possible Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Treatment
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Study Reveals Gene Therapy as a Possible Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Treatment

According to a story from news-medical.net, a team of scientists affiliated with Massachusetts General Hospital has conducted a study revealing that gene therapy could be an effective treatment for tuberous…

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