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Knee osteoarthritis –where are the women?

Knee osteoarthritis –where are the women? As of 2020, an estimated 654.1 million adults live with knee osteoarthritis (KOA) worldwide. Notably, women who are post-menopausal have higher incidence and severity of KOA compared to men. Despite this disproportionate effect on women, most KOA [...]

Quantum Biology

Quantum Biology: a novel approach to tackling some of biology’s most complex puzzles In 1944, Erwin Schrödinger asked the question, “What is life?” In his book of the same title, Schrödinger posited that the very quantum principles that direct the behaviors of objects [...]

Enhancing skeletal muscle regeneration through magnetic field exposure

Enhancing skeletal muscle regeneration through magnetic field exposure Over the last century, medicine has evolved towards greater precision with minimal invasion. This trend has led to the development of revolutionary technologies, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Although magnetic field modulation to develop images [...]

Photomedicine and its implications in muscle regeneration

Photomedicine and its implications in muscle regeneration Low-level laser therapy has been used to optimize wound healing for decades. More recently, clinical studies have shown that biophotomodulation enhances the efficacy of rehabilitation approaches designed to enhance skeletal muscle regeneration. However, the molecular mechanisms [...]

Development of α-Klotho therapeutics

Development of α-Klotho therapeutics Hirotaka Ijima, PH.D. British anatomist William Hunter (1718-1783) stated “…articular cartilage, when it is injured or possesses pathology, does not heal”. Although we have known of the poor healing capacity of cartilage for over 200 years, this limited capacity [...]

The fidelity of the genetic information transfer with aging

The fidelity of the genetic information transfer with aging Sruthi Sivakumar Aging is the biggest risk factor for most chronic and degenerative diseases. Due to differences in nature versus nurture, physiological aging in people happens at widely different rates. If we can understand [...]

Exploring the role of environmental exposure

Exploring the role of environmental exposure Zach Clemens Certainly, each person’s genome exerts tremendous effect on the development and maintenance of the musculature throughout their lifetime. However, this is not to say that this is set in stone at birth. Throughout our lifetimes [...]

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