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Innovative strategies in natural product drug discovery: the case of anemoside B4
Higher Education PressDiscover how scientists are unlocking the potential of a natural compound, Anemoside B4, to fight inflammation and immune disorders. From its unique discovery process to promising applications in both human and veterinary medicine, this breakthrough could pave the way for new treatments. Dive in to learn more!
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- Engineering
Formulation of a novel emulgel incorporated with Alpinia calcarata essential oil and assessment of its anti-inflammatory activity
Xia & He Publishing Inc.- Journal
- Future Integrative Medicine
Experimental vaccine could help turn the tide on America’s opioid epidemic
Virginia TechResearchers discovered a way to use nanoparticles to prevent the drug’s addictive high.
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- Journal of Controlled Release
Establishment of the traditional Chinese medicine nursing assessment form based on the Delphi method for chronic wounds
Xia & He Publishing Inc.- Journal
- Future Integrative Medicine
Innovative microneedle technology for diabetic wound healing
Higher Education PressImagine a tiny patch that could heal stubborn wounds with just a bit of light! Scientists have developed microneedles that release healing agents when exposed to near-infrared light. These innovative patches show remarkable potential for treating diabetic wounds by reducing inflammation and promoting faster healing. Discover how this breakthrough could revolutionize wound care in our latest report.
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Innovative fiber-based strain sensors for wearable electronics
Higher Education PressDiscover a groundbreaking leap in smart tech: a new flexible sensor that blends silver and polyurethane for dual superpowers—ultra-sensitive detection or rock-solid stability. Developed via innovative wet spinning and metal deposition, it captures tiny movements for health trackers while staying reliable in smart clothes. Plus, it heats up, fights bacteria and blocks electromagnetic waves. This game-changing fiber is set to revolutionize wearables, making next-gen health and daily tech smarter than ever.
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Low cholesterol levels linked to increased mortality risks, study finds
Higher Education PressDiscover how low cholesterol levels might actually pose health risks! A new study in Engineering reveals that both low and decreasing cholesterol levels are linked to higher mortality risks, challenging common beliefs. Find out why maintaining optimal cholesterol levels is crucial for your health.
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- Engineering
Insights into advantages and limitations of network pharmacology in traditional Chinese medicine
Xia & He Publishing Inc.- Journal
- Future Integrative Medicine