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Benevis Welcomes the Next Generation of Dentists to its - Vimarsana News

Benevis Welcomes the Next Generation of Dentists to its

More than 20 dental school graduates have joined Benevis-supported practices and veteran team members across seven states and Washington, D.C. within the...

Boosting Brown Fat to Combat Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes - Vimarsana News

Boosting Brown Fat to Combat Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes

Treatment in development by Adipo Therapeutics holds promise for millions who struggle with weight loss and blood glucose control...

Fat's unexpected role in muscle stem cell fate - Vimarsana News

Fat's unexpected role in muscle stem cell fate

Satellite cells differentiate into muscle cells or self-renew depending on the level of lipid droplets in the cell. Shihuan Kuang, a Purdue University

TechPoint Announces Mira Award Nominees - Vimarsana News

TechPoint Announces Mira Award Nominees

Indianapolis-based TechPoint has unveiled the nominees for the 2021 Mira Awards, honoring the

UNC researchers unravel mystery of a key to fighting autoimmune disease - Vimarsana News

UNC researchers unravel mystery of a key to fighting autoimmune disease

by Mark Derewicz — February 2, 2021 . CHAPEL HILL – Many molecules in our bodies help our immune system keep us healthy without overreacting so much that our immune cells cause problems, such as autoimmune diseases. One molecule, called AIM2, is part of our innate immunity – a defense system established since birth – to fight pathogens and keep us healthy. But little was known about AIM2’s contribution to T cell adaptive immunity – defenses developed in response to particular pathogens and health problems we develop over the course of our lives. Now, UNC School of Medicine scienti...