[ad_1] This post is sponsored by MAIDeSITe. All opinions and statements are my own. I have met and coached several family caregivers lately who are experiencing pain or recovering from an injury due to helping their care recipient recover from a fall. Most family caregivers receive little to no training on helping their loved ones … Read more
[ad_1] Transdifferentiation is the use of various techniques to convert a somatic cell of one type directly into a somatic cell of another type. This is an alternative to first using Yamanaka factors to dedifferentiate somatic cells into induced pluripotent stem cells, then guiding differentiation into the desired final somatic cell type. For both … Read more
[ad_1] It’s the start of the week, and you’re confronted with a pile of pressing emails, a task list that seems to have a mind of its own, and a looming deadline right behind you. Does this scenario ring a bell? For many of us, work can often feel like a whirlwind of activity and … Read more
[ad_1] Epidemiology is prone to difficulties that arise when attempting to interpret limited data sets, packed with information, but never quite all of the information that would be necessary to see the real story. Try to look at the health differences between people who drink and people who don’t, and the sample of those … Read more
[ad_1] Caring for aging parents can be a complex and emotional journey. You want the best for your loved ones as they age, but it can be incredibly frustrating when they refuse assistance. Balancing their independence with their safety and well-being is a delicate act. It’s natural for seniors to want to maintain their independence, … Read more
[ad_1] It has been going on eight years since I last speculated on the order of arrival of the first rejuvenation therapies. Tempus fugit, and time for an updated version! Eight years is a long enough span of time for the first of those rejuvenation therapies to now exist, albeit in a prototypical form, … Read more