Faculty of Health Sciences - News

Researchers from the Neuro-Innovation PhD programme are organising, for the first time, an English-language science camp as part of SnellmanEDU’s Children’s University.

Basic science talks on early inflammatory activation in neurodevelopmental disorders were accompanied by perspectives from autistic people, educational professionals, and clinicians.

Some cancer cells can survive chemotherapy, which may lead to cancer recurrence. A new study reveals how cancer cells can perform this "evasive maneuver” in acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

A new study revealed that dogs can learn to identify concentrations of eucalyptus hydrolate that are clearly below the detection threshold of sophisticated analytical instruments used today.

An international team of researchers has carried out a detailed investigation of early cellular and molecular responses of heart xenografts transplanted from pigs to humans.

Most of the miRNA biomarkers for TBI identified in animal models are also expressed in humans, meaning that they could potentially be used especially in identification of mild TBI.

Synaptic dysfunction appears to be a unifying feature of FTD patients regardless of if they carry an underlying genetic mutation or not.

Young people with higher blood pressure performed worse especially in tasks that measured attention and learning.

The doctoral dissertation unveils the interplay between environmental exposure, disease pathology, and immune responses to infections, shedding light on the critical aspects of PM effects on respiratory infections and AD.

An increase in sedentary time from childhood caused premature liver damage, a new study shows. However, light physical activity could reverse the risk.