Gut microbiota and metabolome among pregnant women with HIV and their infants
Understanding the influence of maternal HIV infection on the gut microbiome and plasma metabolome in mothers and their infant.
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The 1% Lie: Why HbA1c-Glycemia Discordance Is Breaking Your Clinical Algorithms
Let's play a diagnostic game.
Beyond the Organs: Why “Fuel Toxicity-Associated Spectrum (FTAS)” Could Unite T2DM, MASLD, and MASH
If you work in metabolic research, you’ve felt the frustration. A patient presents with insulin resistance. A decade later, they develop non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). A colleague calls it “diabetic liver.” Another calls it “hepatic manifestation of metabolic syndrome.”
The genetic architecture of neurological disorders: an integrated review
Neurological disorders, ranging from common conditions like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease to rare syndromes, often involve complex genetic architectures that complicate diagnosis and treatment.
PGT-WGS (Preimplantation Genetic Testing with Whole Genome Sequencing) in Malaysia and Singapore
IVF Patients Beware! Profit-driven fertility clinics can readily exploit patients' ignorance and current sociocultural conditions to market the PGT-WGS platform that combines PGT-A, PGT-M, PGT-SR, and PGT-P for comprehensive IVF genetic testing, even though it cannot improve IVF success rates.
How We Built PANGEA-SMM to Predict Progression to Myeloma
SMM is a blood cancer precursor defined by "watchful waiting." Predicting if and when a patient will progress remains a major challenge, as current "snapshot" models lack precision. We developed PANGEA-SMM to track dynamic data and personalize the decision of when to safely start therapy.
