Category Archives: Research
Tay Sachs in South Italy
Identification of a new T cell regulator
Does subjecting health students to stressful scenarios better prepare them for real world practice?
Determination of the size of folding nuclei of fibrils formed from Aβ(1-40) peptide
A novel method for the preparation of 18F-labeled α-SCF3 carbonyl compounds
Oral anticoagulants and renal failure: The mystery yet unsolved
The optimal utilization of novel oral anticoagulants (NOACs) in patients with renal failure represents an urgent, unmet, and yet unsolved need with regard to the choice of agents, duration of treatment, and potential dose/regimen adjustment. Lack of
Human chorionic gonadotrophin induces ovarian follicle growth in pregnant sows
Atomic structures of telomerase shed light into the mechanism of telomere replication
The importance of clinical endpoints in lymphoma
Lymphomas, or neoplasms of the lymphoid system, include a broad array of cancers. The least aggressive, often called indolent, lymphomas (the most frequent of which is follicular lymphoma, FL) are characterized by their incurability. At the same
Sick already? Job loss makes it even worse
Uncovering the diversity of a rich insect family in Colombia, the case of the genus Notiospathius
Epigenetics and multiple sclerosis
Hiding under sea bed: a new species of sand crab Jonas kalpakkamensis is discovered
Electronic witness system in IVF – patient’s perspective
What do or should we value in the treatment for psychotic individuals?
Even with the biological approach adopted by mainstream psychiatry, it seems necessary to revitalize interest in the use of psychotherapy in the treatment of psychosis. Supporting this idea, there are compelling reasons. One of the most important






















