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Experimental treatment potential ‘game-changer’ for treatment-resistant depression, study says

A study offers “saintly” new hope for those who suffer from depression.  A promising new type of treatment known as Stanford accelerated intelligent neuromodulation therapy (SAINT) accelerated remission for patients with treatment-resistant depression eight times faster than standard therapy, according to a recent paper published in American Journal of Psychiatry. …

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Fauci warns omicron surge 'inevitable' ahead of holidays

White House chief medical adviser anthony-fauci” target=”_blank”>Dr. Anthony Fauci< was “inevitable.”  Speaking at the executive COVID-19 response team briefing, Fauci said the U.S. is looking over its shoulder at oncoming omicron infections. “We are in a situation: we are now facing a very important delta surge and we are looking over …

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Group pushes for gender equity in vehicle crash testing

Car crash-test dummies may help demonstrate how well vehicles withstand hazards, but safety advocates argue current models aren’t doing enough to protect typical American drivers. The group Verity Now, Vehicle Equity Rules in Transportation, is urging the joe-biden” target=”_blank”>Biden< member of congress” target=”_blank”>Congress< to require more diversity in the use …

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Advanced gene therapy may reverse hearing loss caused by genetics: study

Researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital found that replacing a mutated protein in the inner ear reversed severe hearing loss in mice, according to a study published in the journal Science Advances. The first-of-its-kind gene therapy technique involved replacing a mutated protein called stereocilin, (STRC), in the inner ear. The investigators …

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10-minute run benefits mood, brain function: study

Ten minutes of running” target=”_blank”>running<, according to researchers. In a study published in the journal Scientific Reports, a team of scientists at the education in Japan aimed to determine the acute effect of a single bout of running on mood, executive function and neural substrates in the prefrontal cortex.  STROKE …

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Average person just as smart as rocket scientist and neurosurgeon, study finds

The average person is comparatively just as intelligent as rocket scientists and neurosurgeons, according to world-regions researchers.  In a multinational study published in the Christmas issue of the BMJ and approved the University College London research ethics committee, authors supported by the Society of British Neurological Surgeons and the air-and-space” …

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Omicron variant: Pfizer vaccine protects 70% against hospitalization, study finds

A two-dose infectious-disease provides just 33% protection against infectious-disease” target=”_blank”>infection<, but 70% protection against hospitalization, according to an analysis done in south-africa” target=”_blank”>South Africa< The analysis was based on more than 211,000 positive COVID-19 test results, 41% from adults who had received two doses of the Pfizer vaccine. About 78,000 …

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