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Vasoactive intestinal peptide promotes cartilage formation and modulates
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (11+ words) osteoarthritis mediators Bioengineer.org...
Dual-Task Training Boosts Shoulder Recovery After Rotator Cuff Surgery
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (79+ words) Rehabilitation after shoulder surgery may be about to get a cognitive upgrade. A randomized controlled trial conducted at the First Affiliated Hospital of Fujian Medical University in China has found that asking patients to perform mental arithmetic while doing their…...
MYDGF as a telomerase activator and therapeutic target for osteoarthritis
1+ week, 3+ day ago (739+ words) None Osteoarthritis remains one of the most prevalent chronic joint disorders worldwide, affecting hundreds of millions of people and representing a leading cause of disability in aging populations. Despite its enormous clinical burden, available treatments remain largely palliative, consisting of…...
Lightweight hip-assist device speeds early walking recovery after knee
2+ week, 1+ day ago (110+ words) A slim robotic brace that straps around the hips and nudges each thigh forward with every step helped patients recover their walking speed faster after total knee replacement surgery, according to a pilot clinical trial conducted in Japan and published…...
Flexible Single-Source, Dual-Drive Knee Exoskeleton Assists Elderly Daily
3+ week, 5+ day ago (691+ words) The knee may soon become one of the most important targets for wearable robotics, as researchers in China have developed a flexible assistive exoskeleton designed to help older adults walk across ordinary outdoor environments....
Molecular Clues Reveal Why Neuromas Cause Pain
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (516+ words) Painful Nerve Growths Reveal a Molecular Switch Toward Extreme Sensitivity Peripheral nerves are built to repair themselves. After an injury, axons—the long, signal-carrying extensions of nerve cells—can grow outward in search of their original targets, guided by chemical…...
Study identifies drivers of recurrent arthritis after immunotherapy,
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (579+ words) pointing to potential biomarkers bioengineer.org...
New tools revive efforts to develop less addictive opioids
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (465+ words) Researchers at Duke University School of Medicine have identified a small population of brain cells that may help determine whether opioids become linked to rewarding experiences—and potentially addictive behavior....
Unraveling How General Anesthesia Works at the Molecular Level
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (331+ words) Scientists Uncover How Anesthetic Sevoflurane Locks Sodium Channels to Silence Neurons Despite inhaled anesthetics being a cornerstone of surgical practice for nearly two centuries, the precise molecular mechanisms underlying their effects have remained elusive. Now, a collaborative effort between Weill…...
Chronic Pain Patients Can Lower Opioid Use by Slow Voluntary Tapering
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (340+ words) A groundbreaking study from Stanford Medicine reveals that long-term opioid users suffering from chronic pain can significantly reduce their opioid intake without exacerbating their pain—if given control over a gradual tapering process. This patient-centered approach, focusing on individualized plans…...