#health-research

#health-research

"We know there is an incredible opportunity to supercharge our Canadian economy through bold investment in science and technology," Connor said.

If the cuts do go through, "everything will come to a grinding halt," DeRisi warned. "Because you are talking about a massive cut on a very large scale."

There is still so much to learn about the connection between our gut microbiome and chronic disease. University labs make important discoveries in this area.

An anonymous patient confesses a severe aversion to fidgeting, expressing a visceral urge to harm those who engage in repetitive movements, indicating the intensity of misokinesia.

"Utilizing large and complex datasets or advanced modeling approaches to understand the health of populations requires transdisciplinary collaboration that unites social scientists and health researchers... This kind of collaboration does not come easily, however. It requires time in the same spaces, it requires the building of trust, the development of shared language..." - Michelle Birkett, PhD.

Researchers have developed drugs known as mimetics that aim to replicate the beneficial effects of exercise. One such drug, LaKe, induces a metabolic state similar to high-intensity running.

Cherise Irons, who suffers from debilitating migraines, highlights her struggle with conventional treatments, emphasizing the complexity of migraine triggers and individual responses to various medications.

Researchers found that advances in medical technology and genetic research haven't led to significant increases in overall life expectancy, indicating humanity may be nearing its longevity limit.

Dr. Jonathan Fialkow indicates that a five-year study of KETO diet participants shows high LDL cholesterol does not necessarily correlate with heart disease, challenging existing beliefs.