Stories with tag: "Research"

High-intensity exercise three times a week decreases worsening of the disease’s symptoms

Can the MIND Diet reduce the risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease?

Four of six people with paralyzing spinal cord injuries who were treated with a new cell therapy have recovered a significant level of movement on at least one side, new study results show.

Patients being treated for cancer today may benefit from personalized treatments that will become available

Body fat now can help treat bone joint conditions, including injuries and osteoarthritis

Rush researchers have discovered two genes that are associated with aging individuals having better memory and brain function

Tau pathology is one of the defining features of Alzheimer disease

New research shows that a protein biomarker for chronic kidney disease originates in the bone marrow, an important step towards earlier detection and prevention of chronic kidney disease. Because immature myeloid cells appear as a main source of circulating suPAR protein, stem cell transplants may prove to be a viable approach to treat suPAR-associated kidney disease.

A Rush data expert’s recent analysis of U.S. News & World Report's “Best Hospitals” rankings shows that hospital rating systems often are dependent on faulty data sets and performance metrics.

This finding could help researchers to understand the cause of memory loss