How does ZR make cancer happen? Locking brain development in immature state can drive tumor growth
The findings suggest potential new approaches to treat these aggressive and chemo-resistant tumors.
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Month: April 2026
Uncovering the driving force behind lethal infant brain tumor
The findings have potential clinical implications as they suggest future targeted treatment strategies.
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A shift in peanut allergy management
Dr. Aikaterini Anagnostou details new guidelines for peanut consumption for infants and highlights a shift in peanut allergy management.
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Researchers provide answers to progressive heart problems in muscular dystrophy and potential reversibility
This better understanding of heart problems in muscular dystrophy underscores the importance of early monitoring, early treatment and sex differences of cardiac symptoms.
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Study reveals how calcium channel mutations disrupt early brain development in childhood epilepsy
This discovery opens new possibilities that could one day improve outcomes in children with epilepsy and related neurodevelopmental disorders.
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Drowning prevention through policy: Using data to identify high‑risk groups and locations
When a 5-year-old boy with autism was reported missing by his parents, an AMBER Alert was circulated locally. First-responders and the boy’s neighbors combed the
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Researchers uncover key players in tissue regeneration
The STK38–YAP1 switch may be a general mechanism for mature cells to regain regenerative properties across many organs.
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Healthy Habits: Dr. Kim-Lan Czelusta runs marathons
Dr. Kim-Lan Czelusta, associate professor and vice chair for education in the Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, shares some of her healthy habits with us.
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