Natural Hormone May Offer New Approach to Chronic Back Pain
Research suggests parathyroid hormone could 'rewire' pain signals by strengthening spinal structures and repelling nerves.
Research suggests parathyroid hormone could 'rewire' pain signals by strengthening spinal structures and repelling nerves.
New draft recommendations could allow general practitioners to offer saliva and gut electrical signal tests, potentially speeding up diagnosis.

Early results suggest an experimental treatment that resets the immune system could offer transformative outcomes for individuals with autoimmune conditions.
Scientists identify distinct hormone patterns in individuals with the condition, potentially leading to earlier detection and novel treatments.
A two-year study found a significant and lasting improvement in patients with severe depression who received electrical pulses to the vagus nerve.
A two-year study indicates that a surgically implanted device delivering electrical pulses to the vagus nerve can provide significant and sustained relief for individuals with severe depression who have not responded to other treatments.

A novel vaccine targeting enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli, developed over decades at the University of Bergen, shows promise in combating a dangerous intestinal illness.
Early life adversity may fundamentally alter the gut-brain axis, increasing lifelong risk of digestive issues.
New research indicates early life adversity may fundamentally alter the gut-brain axis, increasing the risk of chronic digestive issues.