Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is the most common type of lung cancer. It has become evident that somatic mutations and rearrangements in many different genes have been found in lung cancer cells, including EGFR, KRAS, HER2, MET and BRAF. The status of genetic mutations can influence response to targeted therapy. Testing for these mutationsContinue reading “Early lung cancer mutation detection”
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Skin healthy and extra income
My email to all my gf about skin health: https://qr.ae/pvMewu The Quora answers above are holistic, hydration, Vit B niacinamide, facial exercise, etc As we age, our skin is very sensitive so that we are good to avoid harsh treatments. Happy Summer my girlfriends. We are all aging gracefully. Sleep, hydration and a healthy lifestyleContinue reading “Skin healthy and extra income”
Connie at www.quora.com
HomeFollowing18AnswerSpaces14NotificationsTry Quora+ I’m 36 years old, and my SGPT level is 131. Is this serious? How can I reduce my SGPT level in a week?Views68.6KUpvotes17Comments1Shares3AnswerJul 15, 2016How can I make my nerves strong?Views4.8KUpvotes15Comments2Shares6AnswerJul 21, 2016Why do people always ask for boiling water when helping a woman give birth?Views16.5KUpvotes14Comments–Shares6AnswerJul 15, 2016Can neurons repair themselves even aContinue reading “Connie at www.quora.com”
Genes are not destiny when it comes to weight
HOW MANY CALORIES DO YOU BURN? IT DEPENDS ON TIME OF DAY NEUROSCIENCE NEWSNOVEMBER 9, 2018 Researchers report when resting, people burn 10% more calories in the late afternoon and early evening than in the early morning hours.… READ MORE… FEATUREDNEUROSCIENCEOPEN NEUROSCIENCE ARTICLES5 MIN READ RNA CHANGES AID MEMORY AND LEARNING PROCESS NEUROSCIENCE NEWSNOVEMBER 1, 2018Continue reading “Genes are not destiny when it comes to weight”
Limit iron intake to limit growth of invading pathogens
Iron Limitation as an Innate Immune Defense In addition to mitigating toxicity associated with hypo- or hyperferremia, regulation of iron distribution serves as an innate immune mechanism against invading pathogens. Even in the absence of infection, several facets of human iron metabolism ensure that iron is scarcely accessible to pathogenic microorganisms. First, the majority of ironContinue reading “Limit iron intake to limit growth of invading pathogens”
Stress in pregnant moms and offspring affected 20 genes with decreased in Lactobacillus and new neurons
Pregnant women may pass on the effects of stress to their fetus by way of bacterial changes in their vagina, suggests a study in mice. It may affect how well their baby’s brain is equipped to deal with stress in adulthood. The bacteria in our body outnumber our own cells by about 10 to 1,Continue reading “Stress in pregnant moms and offspring affected 20 genes with decreased in Lactobacillus and new neurons”
Vitamin D lengthens Telomeres, an aging marker
Vitamin D is a steering hormone that controls the expression over a thousand different genes in your body. The primary source of Vitamin D is UV- Radiation, our skin can make Vitamin D upon exposure to UV Radiation. Though we are not the only one with this ability. Mushroom also has an ability to makeContinue reading “Vitamin D lengthens Telomeres, an aging marker”
News.Health.Wealth by Connie
Covid News Like other viruses, the pathogen causing COVID-19 cannot copy itself. Instead it infiltrates living cells—including those lining the human gut—and enlists them to actively replicate its RNA. Infected patients then shed viral RNA particles in bodily fluids, including saliva, mucus and feces. These end up down the drain in wastewater, where they can be foundContinue reading “News.Health.Wealth by Connie”
Whole foods, clean environment, less toxins can strengthen p53 gene – anti-cancer
Epigenetic factors are clearly responsible for increasing your risk of developing fatal cancers. While the genetics you inherited from your parents do play a role in health, the influence from epigenetic factors is one of the greatest factors which can both help or harm your p53 genes. Strengthen your p53 gene activity by reducing yourContinue reading “Whole foods, clean environment, less toxins can strengthen p53 gene – anti-cancer”
Deafness and loss of sense of smell are related to Alzheimer’s
In each study, the people with hearing loss had higher rates of dementia. In one study, people with hearing loss were 24% more likely to have Alzheimer’s. In another, they found that the worse the hearing loss was, the more likely the person was to develop dementia. This gene was identified as a target of the v-myb oncogene. The encoded protein sharesContinue reading “Deafness and loss of sense of smell are related to Alzheimer’s”
Parasitic Infections and Dementia
Parasitic Infections and Alzheimer’s Shed Light on the … https://theclare.com › parasitic-infections-and-alzheimers Spending time in the Bolivian jungle and becoming infected with parasites prompted Dr. Trumble to consider how parasites contribute to dementia prevention. … Those without infection and with the Alzheimer’s gene, on the other hand, experienced cognitive decline – like people do in modern society. ‘Dementia gene’ may guardContinue reading “Parasitic Infections and Dementia”
11-day trip to Coron, Palawan in the Philippines
During my 11 days travel to the Philippines, I have experienced the beautiful beaches of Coron, Palawan and cleaner Manila Bay. There are many more new buildings and wished that there are many more affordable housing and skyways or underground highways and walkways in Manila. Clean air, water and healthy foods are still needing focusContinue reading “11-day trip to Coron, Palawan in the Philippines”
Top health hacks 9-20-2019
About Motherhealth bay area caregivers Signs of the preactive and active phase of dying, medications for terminally ill Foods to eat and avoid when you have Gout and leg pains MEDICATIONS TO AVOID that worse PD (Parkinson’s disease) Eggplant and apple cider vinegar for skin cancer Hiring 2 nurses in SF and Oakland for 13Continue reading “Top health hacks 9-20-2019”
Low folate and virus
Folate is a generic term referring to both natural folates in food and folic acid, the synthetic form used in supplements and fortified food. Folate is critical in the metabolism of nucleic acid precursors and several amino acids, as well as in methylation reactions. (More information) Severe deficiency in either folate or vitamin B12 can lead to megaloblastic anemia, which causes fatigue, weakness, and shortness of breath. Improper treatment of vitaminContinue reading “Low folate and virus”
