Study Shows Hormones and Bacteria in Breast Milk Change Daily
The first author told Unknown Focus that storing breast milk at −80°C preserves hormones and bacteria, revealing its 24-hour dynamics.
Read MoreThe first author told Unknown Focus that storing breast milk at −80°C preserves hormones and bacteria, revealing its 24-hour dynamics.
Read MoreWe spoke with Lance B. Price, the lead author of the study and a professor of environmental and occupational health at George Washington University.
Read MoreWe spoke with co-author Fiona J. Gilbert, M.B.Ch.B, Professor of Radiology at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Read MoreWe spoke with Trisha Amboree, Ph.D., assistant professor in the MUSC Department of Public Health Sciences.
Read MoreWe spoke with Professor Claudia Allemani, Lead Author and Principal Investigator of the VENUSCANCER study.
Read MoreWe spoke with Professor Alessandro Sette, Dr. Biol. Sci., who co-led the study.
Read MoreWe spoke with the corresponding author, who offered advice on remembering information before bed.
Read MoreLead study author Jostein Sæterstøl reveals its connection to tumor aggressiveness and metabolism.
Read MoreDr. Jukneviciene’s study highlights AI’s benefits and limits in patient prioritization, showing how it can support, but not replace, medical staff.
Read MoreAssociate Professor Kasivisvanathan, lead researcher and Chief Investigator on the trial from UCL, tells Unknown Focus that the PRIME trial frees up doctors’ time.
Read MoreWe spoke with study authors from the University of Pennsylvania about their new research linking food insecurity to long COVID.
Read MoreDr. Piotr Wozniak explains the impact of this condition and the options available for effective treatment.
Read MoreLead author Djuna von Maydell highlights potential next steps.
Read MoreWe asked the study’s senior author whether genetics plays a role in this case and what the next steps in the research will be.
Read MoreMichelle Monje, a Stanford professor, told Unknown Focus what’s next for developing potential new therapies.
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