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The fish and human cell receptors have a type of protein known as an “ion channel,” which converts the waves that the cells detect into electrical impulses that carry useful information.
Fitness and Wellness

Hairs that help fish feel–and humans hear

MBT Desk
2 min read
By discovering how zebrafish use their hair cells to detect distant movement, a team of Case Western Reserve scientists may have found a path to help explain human hearing loss.
Human vs. Machine Match, Artificial Intelligence Wins by a Hair. (Image: Pixabay)
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Human vs. Machine Match, Artificial Intelligence Wins by a Hair

MedBound Times
3 min read
Vikas Nanda has spent more than two decades studying the intricacies of proteins, the highly complex substances present in all living organisms.
A woman injecting a drug into her waist.
Fitness and Wellness

Unlicensed Retatrutide: How an Illegal Weight-Loss Drug Sparked Dangerous Side Effects and a Viral Hair-Loss Nightmare

Dr. Theresa Lily Thomas
3 min read
Media reports and regulatory warnings highlight the risks of buying investigational weight-loss drugs online.
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Medicine

Red Hair and Fair Skin Gene May also Play Role in Healing Chronic Wounds New Research

MBT Desk
4 min read
New study shows MC1R gene may hold the key to treating stubborn, slow-healing wounds.
A man holds his head in frustration while staring at his phone screen.
Fitness and Wellness

How does the Hair-Loss Drug Finasteride Work? Can it Affect my Mental Health?

MBT Desk
4 min read
From DHT blocking to mood changes the benefits and the rare but real mental-health risks explained
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Medicine

How Grey Hair may be a Sign of the Body’s Cancer Defenses

MBT Desk
4 min read
New research uncovers a surprising connection between hair pigment loss and the body’s cancer-fighting mechanisms.
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