Promising Initial Results From a Phase II Trial of VEGF Gene Therapy – Fight Aging!

[ad_1] Intravenous, high-dose AAV gene therapy to upregulate VEGF has been shown to extend life in mice. This is perhaps a demonstration of the importance of loss of capillary density in tissue as a result of age-related disruption to angiogenesis, the multi-step process by which new blood vessels branch from existing vessels. Upregulation of … Read more

It’s More Than What You See –

[ad_1] Body image issues stem from an excessive focus on comparing one’s body to unrealistic ideals, a challenge particularly faced by women due to societal pressures throughout their lives. These expectations, often perpetuated by media and cultural norms, significantly influence women’s perceptions of themselves from adolescence through adulthood. Women often struggle with societal standards of … Read more

A change in perspective | Let’s Talk about Dementia

[ad_1] Reflection from occupational therapy students on placement with Alzheimer Scotland regarding young onset dementia Samantha, Chloe & Stuart Hello, my name is Chloe, and I am a 2nd year Master of Occupational Therapy Student studying at Queen Margaret University. I am currently on my final practice placement in Alzheimer Scotland alongside another Occupational therapy … Read more