Year: 2023

Pharmaceutical Reviews (Associate Editor) The most frequent form of epileptic seizures, called focal seizures, take place when nerve cells in a specific area of the brain send out an abrupt, uncontrolled burst of electrical signals. This uncontrolled activity can cause … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate Editor) By 3D printing human stem cells, researchers have created an artificial tissue that resembles a condensed cerebral cortex. The structures merged with the host tissue when inserted into mouse brain slices. The ground-breaking method created by … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate Editor) All of the major food groups, including lean proteins, whole grains, healthy fats, and colorful fruits and vegetables, are typically represented in a healthy diet by nutrient-dense foods. Trans fats, added salt, and sugar-containing meals should … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate Editor) Obesity is currently a global problem that increases the chance of developing chronic illnesses including diabetes and heart disease. Despite the fact that junk food can contribute to obesity, our fast-paced way of life has made … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Reviews( Associate Editor) The Central Nervous System (CNS), which includes the brain, is the final major unexplored area in biomedicine. The principles of the brain/CNS are substantially unknown when compared to other organs and systems, such as the heart/circulatory … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate Editor) The ecology of diseases changes along with the climate. The evolution of metabolic illnesses changes along with human gastronomy. The resurgence of once-nearly eliminated illnesses reflects changes in human beliefs. Life expectancy also changes as a … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review ( Associate Editor) According to new studies, the risk of stroke might rise by as much as 30% within five days of exposure to air pollution. Within five days of a stroke, researchers examined 110 observational studies from … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Reviews (Associate Editor) About 16.2 particles of microplastic could be inhaled by people per hour, which is the same as one credit card over the course of a week. Additionally, these microplastics tiny environmental waste produced by the breakdown … Continue reading →