Chinese researchers have engineered a probiotic that could make diabetes care as simple as drinking a cup of yogurt or swallowing a capsule.
The “smart” bacterium, designed to sense high blood sugar and automatically release a glucose-lowering hormone, performed on par with the blockbuster drug Ozempic in animal tests, according to a study published in Nature last week.
The team at East China Normal University in Shanghai has already filed patents and is now scaling up production to meet...
Chinese researchers have engineered a probiotic that could make diabetes care as simple as drinking a cup of yogurt or swallowing a capsule.
The “smart” bacterium, designed to sense high blood sugar and automatically release a glucose-lowering hormone, performed on par with the blockbuster drug Ozempic in animal tests, according to a study published in Nature last week.
The team at East China Normal University in Shanghai has already filed patents and is now scaling up production to meet...
Chinese scientists have developed an AI model they say could be used to predict the risk of depression up to four years in advance.
Major Depressive Disorder affects over 332 million people worldwide, according to the researchers at Shenzhen University, and is notoriously difficult to treat.
The ability to predict the risk of depression and take preventive measures could prove a significant public health benefit.
The model was built using data from two clinical trials on adolescent depression...
Chinese scientists have developed an AI model they say could be used to predict the risk of depression up to four years in advance.
Major Depressive Disorder affects over 332 million people worldwide, according to the researchers at Shenzhen University, and is notoriously difficult to treat.
The ability to predict the risk of depression and take preventive measures could prove a significant public health benefit.
The model was built using data from two clinical trials on adolescent depression...
The United States’ organ transplant system has been plunged into a crisis of public trust after federal health authorities decertified a major organ procurement organisation (OPO) over allegations that organs were harvested from donors who may still have been alive.
The scandal has sent shock waves through Chinese communities and validated growing fears among Chinese students and parents.
On August 5, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the immediate decertification of...
The United States’ organ transplant system has been plunged into a crisis of public trust after federal health authorities decertified a major organ procurement organisation (OPO) over allegations that organs were harvested from donors who may still have been alive.
The scandal has sent shock waves through Chinese communities and validated growing fears among Chinese students and parents.
On August 5, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the immediate decertification of...