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Alzheimer’s disease experts gather in Chicago to plan guidelines for clinicians

Current methods for measuring cortisol levels take days. Now, a group has created a stretchy patch that, applied directly to the skin, wicks up sweat and assesses how much cortisol a person is producing which could inform treatments instantaneously.

Elementary cytoskeleton protein differs in parasites and represents a possible new anti-malaria therapy approach

Researchers are seeking factors that contribute to protein pileup in exfoliation glaucoma

A team of international researchers led by Professor Martin Hegner, Investigator in CRANN and Trinity’s School of Physics, have developed an automated diagnostic platform that can quantify bleeding – and thrombotic risks – in a single drop of blood, within seconds.

Researchers in Germany discover a potential new target for treating Parkinson's disease

Computer scientists examine how a doctor’s “gut feeling” influences how many tests they order for patients

Be Clear on Cancer campaign urges public to check urine for blood and to inform the doctor ASAP

Surprising results show that phage join forces to overcome bacteria’s CRISPR -based immune defenses. Improved understanding of the interactions between phage and their bacterial hosts could help advance phage-based therapies and stimulate viral research.

DNA methylation implicated in initiation of liver fibrosis in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease