The Cancer Neuroscience special issue is out now @Adv_Biology ! Happy to contribute to this wonderful collection of papers on the emerging field of Cancer Neuroscience. Thank you @MayWu55297944 and @JBorniger for the opportunity #Neuropeptides#Cancer https://t.co/PWebbEC6k2
Completed my first official half marathon last weekend at Coney Island 🎡
Lots of room for improvement. Starting to really enjoy this running thing. On and up🤘🏼
Systemic consequences of chronic sleep disruption on whole-body physiology. Chronic sleep disruption is associated with an increased risk for development of many chronic diseases including cancer via alterations in immunity, energy balance, and stress.
Source: @adrianberisha_
Officially Student-Doctor Berisha🩺🥼
Looking forward to the next seven years @nyitcomdo as I begin this next phase as a med student. Honored to be a part of the DO/PhD program and I look forward to merging the fields of medicine and biomedical research throughout my career.
The #Hallmarks of #Cancer constitute a theoretical framework for rationalizing the vast complexity of cancer & its underlying mechanisms. Here we discuss nervous system-cancer interactions ‘‘enabling’’ hallmark functions & consequent cancer pathogenesis
https://t.co/CBPuJgFBxS
There are so many questions about cancer and its effects on the human body. CSHL’s @JBorniger gives us an inside look at his lab’s quest to uncover some of those answers. https://t.co/Ca1kcAzSNy
@tariqtramboo@Innov_Medicine This reminds me of liver regeneration in humans. I wonder what the parallels are and curious why only some species, and only the liver (in humans), are capable of this regenerative process.
@hubermanlab@DrAndyGalpin Regarding the minimum number of sets per week, per muscle group, required for optimal hypertrophy (15-20 sets)… Are dropsets counted as 2 separate sets toward the total? Or do they count as a single set?
“It’s time that both researchers and clinicians take the link between psychology and physiology seriously. ” A phenomenal read highlighting the importance of mental states on disease outcomes- with potential relevant pathways identified. Exciting times! #BrainBodyCommunication
💥New from me in @Nature: By mapping out how the brain controls the body's immune responses, scientists are uncovering evidence for something clinicians have long known: mental states can have a profound impact on how ill we get & how well we recover
https://t.co/pxW1nsyyoB
Imagine you could stain whole adult mice with standard IgG antibodies. What you couldn't do! We present wildDISCO technology for this🤗, creating the first whole body vascular, lymphatic, and nerve atlases. By @HongchengM@jieluo692 https://t.co/c2F91KQPv4 🧵👇🏼(turn on the sound)