Scientists from Paul Scherrer Institute and University College London developed bioactive nanoparticles that cleared toxic proteins in mice, reversing Alzheimer’s symptoms and restoring cognition, offering a potential shift toward vascular repair-based therapies for neurodegenerative diseases
Researchers have reversed Alzheimer’s symptoms in mice using bioactive nanoparticles that restore blood-brain barrier function. The therapy rapidly cleared toxic amyloid-beta and improved behavior, highlighting vascular health as a promising new target for human Alzheimer’s treatments.
A new study by researchers from Spain has found that an individual tea bag, when heated, can release billions of micro plastic and Nanoplastic particles into the water they’re dunked into.
Various aspects of antimicrobial resistance were discussed in a two-day international webinar on antibiotic resistance jointly organised by All India Institute of Medical Sciences and American Society for Microbiology.
