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How Nanovesicles Could Transform Thrombolytic Therapy
Every second counts when it comes to treating blood clots. Conditions such as ischemic stroke, heart attack, and pulmonary embolism occur when blood flow is suddenly blocked. Timely removal of these clots can mean the difference between life and death. One of the main treatments involves using tissue plasminogen activator (tPA), a drug that dissolves clots by converting plasminogen into plasmin. However, tPA breaks down within minutes in the bloodstream and can trigger severe
Ashira Agarwal
6 hours ago1 min read
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Medical Case Study: Persistent Fever in a Young Child
A 6-year-old boy is brought to the pediatric clinic with a persistent fever lasting for six days. His parents also report that he recently developed a red rash on his chest and arms, has swollen hands, and red eyes. The child has been drinking less water and appears more tired than usual. He has no known allergies or chronic illnesses and has been fully vaccinated. There is nobody sick at home. On physical exam, his temperature was 102.7°F. His reports show he has a red, swo
manasvininori
Oct 261 min read
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The Power to Erase Memories: Advancing Mental Health Care
The concept of erasing specific memories has often been explored in sci-fi movies, but what if it could become a reality? Recent breakthroughs in research from Japan indicate that this might not be just a fantasy. These advancements offer promising insights into how we could effectively tackle mental health issues and phobias, suggesting a hopeful future for those in need of such interventions. At Kyoto University, researchers led by Akihiro Goto and Yasunori Hayashi have pro
siricnikku
Oct 192 min read
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Looking to the Future: Meaningful Things to do as a Medical Student or Physician
As pre-med students, the idea of being in medical school can feel distant, let alone being a doctor. It can be helpful and inspiring to...
Ashby Glover
Oct 122 min read
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