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In the realm of modern medicine, RNA-based therapies have emerged as a promising avenue, with major advances in metabolic diseases, oncology, and preventive vaccines. Recent article published on Engineering entitled “The Future of AI-Driven Drug Development” by Yilin Yan, Tianyu Wu, Honglin Li, Yang Tang and Feng Qian, explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can revolutionize RNA drug development, addressing current limitations and offering new opportunities for innovation. The article highlights the potential of RNA therapies, noting that RNA drugs have shown higher success rates compared to traditional pharmaceuticals. For example, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals claims that the cumulative transition rate of RNA…
We’ve all been there – splitting a dinner bill, covering a mate’s coffee or sending a quick transfer for concert tickets. It is part of modern social life. As money becomes increasingly digital and instant, we no longer have to worry about doing math in our heads or the hassle of changing notes and coins. Now, we have an app for that. However, the way we exchange money is changing more than our bank balances. It reshapes trust, communication, and even friendship dynamics. We often don’t think about it, but money does an emotional burden. We experience what psychologists call…
Men and body image: A closer look When we talk about body image issues, we often hear about how women are affected—but men struggle toooften silently. In recent years, more men are opening up about their experiences with self-esteem, body dissatisfaction and disordered eating. Yet for many men in Chicago and beyond, these struggles remain hidden beneath layers of social expectation and cultural silence. As a men’s therapist in Chicago, I work with boys from all walks of life—business professionals, marketers, dads, athletes, college students—and body image comes up more often than you might think. Whether it’s pressure to be…
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What if orgasms were the mental health tool we were missing? For years, sex educators (including yours truly), therapists, and experts have been repeating a simple truth: orgasm is good for you. The kind of good that goes beyond the bedroom – it supports mood, reduces stress, improves sleep and even boosts your immune system. But until now, most of the “evidence” has been anecdotal or anecdotal, relying on memory and self-report. This changed with the Magic Wand Wellness Study – a first-of-its-kind real-time intervention study designed to measure the daily effects of pleasure on well-being. And the results? Let’s…
In a new study, Christine Agdestein has investigated several aspects of postnatal control. Agdestein is a specialist in general medicine and general practitioner and is currently a PhD candidate at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). The research project is part of her Ph.D. “An important finding is that the majority are satisfied with the 6-week check-up with their doctor. This is an important offer for those who have recently given birth. Doctors have an important role in postnatal care,” says Christine Agdestein. Not much research has been done on postnatal control in the past, so it…
If you feel like you’ve completely hit a wall this November, you’re probably dealing with a case of end-of-year school burnout. It’s time to take a breath and relax, because it’s not just you. Exhaustion is a direct consequence of an entire year spent running at 110%. Constant meetings, intense personal training schedules, extended working hours and the cumulative stress of digital overload mean our daily demands are relentless. This constant state of high stress, with insufficient rest and insufficient sleep, can often manifest as deep fatigue in the last months of the year. But instead of repeating the cycle…
The festive season isn’t all tinsel and mistletoe – it’s also a whirlwind of delight and, let’s be honest, a bit of stress. Between airport delays, packed schedules, and party platters piled high with latkes and gingerbread, it’s nearly impossible to maintain your usual wellness routine. And that’s okay — ’tis the season for a little flexibility. But if you’re hoping to incorporate some healthy habits into your holidays, there are simple ways to do so. We talked to wellness experts about how they’ve redesigned their own holiday traditions with wellness in mind. What they had to say might just…
Opinions differ on basic education, but all agree that stability is its primary role. Your midsection stays stable as you move. Some people think a plank for a minute or two does the trick, but they haven’t experienced the TRX Body Saw yet. The TRX Body Saw improves your ability to support, resist extension and keep your spine locked as you move. It trains your core the way heavy squats, deadlifts and overhead lifts require stiff, stable and rigid under pressure. If planks feel easy or your ‘core’ needs an upgrade, this is your wake-up call. What is the TRX…
A recent study published in Engineering has revealed a new approach to generate functional organoids from adult human adipose tissue. This method, which bypasses traditional stem cell isolation and genetic manipulation, offers a simpler and more scalable route to creating organoids that can be used in regenerative medicine and disease modeling. The research, led by a team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine and the Shanghai Institute of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, demonstrates the potential of human adult adipose tissue to differentiate into organoids representing all three germ layers – mesoderm, endoderm and ectoderm – without the need…