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Photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) represents a rapidly expanding area of translational research that bridges photophysics, mitochondrial biology, and clinical rehabilitation. It leverages low-level light to modulate cellular bioenergetics, inflammatory signaling, and tissue repair processes across various medical disciplines. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12967-025-07466-3
US consumers are getting even more pessimistic about the stock market: A record 12% of Americans see no chance that stocks will increase over the next 12 months, according to a UMich survey. This percentage has tripled over the last 2 months. It has also surpassed previous peaks seen near 2022, 2009, and 2022 market …
(Bloomberg) — The International Monetary Fund revised down its growth estimate for Argentina, forecasting South America’s second-largest economy will shrink for two consecutive years as President Javier Milei pushes for a “significant policy adjustment.” https://finance.yahoo.com/news/imf-sharply-cuts-argentina-growth-130000884.html?fr=yhssrp_catchall But after less than two months at the helm of Latin America’s third-largest economy, the self-described anarcho-capitalist is already facing …
A lifesaving cancer therapy may actually be causing new diseases in patients receiving the treatment. The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday said it was investigating reports of 19 cases of new cancer linked to CAR-T therapies, which are given to terminal blood cancer patients. The treatment sees immune cells taken from the body and …
Make SCOTUS great again: Boston University law students offered therapy after recent rulings. “The work week ended with monumental rulings from the Supreme Court. The hot takes coming from the media are heavy with doom-and-gloom vibes because most of them are liberals. There is no denying the rulings on the three big cases that deal …
via igorchudov: A fascinating scientific discovery could finally help us solve the problem of stray cats reproducing out of control. The custom adenovirus AAV9-fcMISv2 is designed to prevent stray cats from reproducing. The virus causes few symptoms and feels “just like a cold.” In the new study, Pépin, Swanson, and colleagues inserted the cat version of the AMH gene into a …