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A Diagnosis Too Late: The Search for Biomarkers in Autism

You’ve just welcomed your baby into the world, but instead of joy, you’re consumed by fear. Your child begins to have seizures—frequent, unexplained, and severe. The hospital becomes your second home, and the doctors don’t know why. Years go by before the truth is finally uncovered: Your child…

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Medical Magic: Stem Cell Applications in Regenerative Medicine

As millions of diseases inflict irreversible damage to vital organs and tissues, researchers find themselves depending on long-term therapies that can restore function. In particular, stem-cell applications are an emerging new area in research that is becoming increasingly important due to the potential of stem cells to differentiate,…

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Not Back to Normal: The Hidden Toll of the COVID Pandemic on Kids

New research reveals that children’s problems with making friends, managing emotions, and self-esteem didn’t just disappear when routines went back to “normal” after the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, according to a study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, these struggles got worse in 2022-2023 for some…

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Prions, the Silent Saboteurs

The world is teeming with biological assassins. They lurk everywhere—in secluded forests, homes, and even within your body. Some stalk silently, striking when backs are turned. Others, like viruses, infiltrate and hijack their targets. Their motive is clear: survive and reproduce. Yet, prion diseases, also known as transmissible…

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