Immune Checkpoint Drugs May Trigger Nerve Damage in Patients Primed for Neuroinflammation
A large analysis of melanoma patients treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors finds that 12 percent develop significant neurotoxicity, often within ...
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Rare Spinal Cord Damage Emerges as a Hidden Face of CAR T Cell Neurotoxicity
A Paris case report describes acute spinal cord injury after CAR T cell therapy, likely a rare spinal manifestation of ...
Text Message Screening Catches Nerve Damage in Chemotherapy Patients
A Sydney study shows that brief patient-reported questionnaires delivered by automated text messages can feasibly screen chemotherapy patients for peripheral ...
Faster MRI Scans Could Slash Anesthetic Doses in Children, Study Finds
A study of 2,149 pediatric MRI exams shows that multi-region protocols and contrast imaging lengthen scan time and that every ...
Fungal Food Toxins Can Breach the Brain: Review Maps How Mycotoxins Damage the Nervous System
A new scoping review compiles evidence that six common food-borne mycotoxins can cross the blood-brain barrier and drive neurodegeneration through ...
Gold Mining’s Toxic Legacy: Mercuric Cyanide Compounds Disrupt Zebrafish Embryo Development
New research shows that stable mercuric cyanide complexes formed when gold mining tailings are treated with cyanide delay hatching, impair ...
When Wasp Stings May Blunt Spinal Anesthesia: Two Puzzling Cases
A new case series describes two healthy men whose spinal anesthesia failed completely months after wasp stings, prompting researchers to ...
Wine-Derived Polyphenols Shield Nerve Cells From Toxic Metals, Study Finds
New in vitro research shows that resveratrol, quercetin, and their glucuronidated metabolites can protect human neuroblastoma cells from manganese- and ...
Methylmercury Rewires Brain Cell Genes at Doses That Leave Cells Alive
A new transcriptomic study reveals that non-lethal methylmercury exposure disrupts gene expression, microRNA regulation, and ion transport in rat neuronal ...
Deadly case of mistaken identity: how jimson weed seedlings turned a family meal fatal
A new investigation traces a fatal family poisoning in China to Datura stramonium seedlings mistaken for edible wild vegetables, combining ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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