Long COVID features | Exosomes in diabetic wounds

Possible causes of Long COVID; dysfunctional exosomes from diabetic wounds; brain network linked to substance use disorders

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October 3, 2023 Edition

Immune and hormonal features of Long COVID

Immune and hormonal differences between people with Long COVID and those without shed light on possible causes of Long COVID.

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Dysfunctional exosomes involved in chronic inflammation in diabetic wounds

Tiny signaling particles called exosomes isolated from the chronic wounds of people with diabetes were dysfunctional and promoted inflammation.

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Scientists find common brain network for substance use disorders

Researchers identified a common brain network thats linked to addiction across multiple substances.

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October 3, 2023 Edition

Immune and hormonal features of Long COVID

Dysfunctional exosomes involved in chronic inflammation in diabetic wounds

Scientists find common brain network for substance use disorders

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