This view radically changed with the discovery of apoptosis and its specific signaling pathways in the 1990s. By around 2000, ...

Liver cysts are fluid-filled sacs that form in the liver. Also known as hepatic cysts, they can develop before birth or later in life due to infection or genetic disorders like polycystic liver ...

This article explains the types, effects, and precautions of OTC pain relievers, helping users choose the right one for their ...

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The downstream mechanisms by which endocrine disturbances cause liver disease might be similar to those involved in the development of primary liver disease. Hypothyroidism, for example ...

Currently, abstinence, corticosteroids, and nutritional therapy are the traditional therapeutic interventions for ALD. Emerging therapies for ALD mainly include the blockade of inflammatory pathways, ...

Intestinal infections can change the composition of liver bile, leading to changes in immune function and gut bacteria, potentially helping fight off harmful bacteria Researchers have identified a ...

During your time with Pathways to Medicine, you will participate in events and activities throughout Year 12 and 13. Every aspect of the programme is designed to help you make a strong and informed ...

Some students have said they weren’t made aware of the alternative pathways available. As thousands of high school students across Australia anxiously await ATAR results, many first-year ...

If too much fat builds up in the liver, it can lead to inflammation, which can cause complications. Certain changes to your diet and exercise routine may help reverse the condition. Fatty liver is ...

New research suggests that a non-image-forming retinal pathway and signals from the dura mater contribute to photophobia in patients with migraine. More research is needed to understand the ...

Taking too much acetaminophen at any age is dangerous. Your liver can't process more than the recommended amount, so taking too much can cause it to build up in the body. Eventually, this leads to ...