Health studies: cancer protein, teen online harm, chiropractic safety

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Medical Xpress reports that Wake Forest researchers identified a protein possibly helping aggressive breast cancer spread to the brain and evade immune defenses. A study in JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology found strength training not linked to ventricular arrhythmia in arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy. A survey of 472 US teens found 44.7% witnessed online harassment and 29.8% experienced it directly in four weeks. A large observational study found no added risk of rare artery tear after chiropractic neck adjustment. Other items cover an AI rehabilitation exercise tracker, a viral protein in COVID

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  • Cancer research
    • Breast cancer brain spread
      • Wake Forest identifies protein aiding spread
      • Protein may help evade immune defenses
    • Blood cancer drug resistance
      • CRISPR activation library uncovers gene
      • Genes accelerating lymphoma growth found
  • Heart health
    • Strength training and arrhythmia
      • No link to ventricular arrhythmia in ACM
      • Study published in JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology
  • Teen online safety
    • Survey of US adolescents
      • 472 teens across 47 states surveyed
      • 44.7% witnessed online harassment
      • 29.8% experienced online harassment directly
    • Offline harm comparison
      • Same proportion targeted offline as online
  • Chiropractic neck care
    • Artery tear risk study
      • Large observational study finds no added risk
      • Collaboration includes University Hospitals Cleveland, Case Western, Cleveland Clinic, Duke
  • AI in healthcare
    • Rehabilitation exercise tracking
      • Lightweight AI assesses exercises in real time
      • Aims to work on low-powered devices
    • Reading doctors' notes
      • AI reveals data absent from coded records
      • Notes describe patient statements and medication changes
  • COVID-19 mechanism
    • Viral protein and immune cells
      • SARS-CoV-2 triggers hyperinflammation
      • Immune cells become infected and stop fighting

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