Monday, July 28, 2014

Fwd: Depression & vision loss; cool temperature alters human fat; isolated cancer cells may lead to personalized treatments



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Subject: Depression & vision loss; cool temperature alters human fat; isolated cancer cells may lead to personalized treatments
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Depression is a common risk for people who've lost vision from age-related macular degeneration. A type of therapy called behavior activation can cut this depression risk in half.

 

Men exposed to cool temperatures for a month had an increase in brown fat along with changes in metabolism. The finding hints at new approaches to conditions such as obesity and diabetes.

 

Scientists used a novel microchip-based method to isolate and grow tumor cells circulating in blood. The technique provides an important step toward personalizing cancer therapy.

 

 

 

 


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