Cera Giulia,Scarpelli Serena,Boltri Margherita et al.
Cera Giulia et al.
Objective: As fundamental primary processes in maintaining the body's health, sleep and eating habits influence reciprocally, and this relationship is also modulated by circadian rhythms. Consistently, the literature repo...
From significant to meaningful: ATOMizing the study of sex differences and similarities [0.03%]
从重要性到意义性：对性别差异和相似性的ATOM研究方法改革
Carla Sanchis-Segura,Cristina Forn,Rand R Wilcox
Carla Sanchis-Segura
The sex differences field often relies on an implicit and flawed heuristic: defining a "difference" by any statistically significant gap between group averages. This practice yields findings that are often not useful, even counterproductive...
The orexinergic system in the retina: Expression and physiological impact-A review of the literature [0.03%]
视网膜中的食欲素系统：表达及生理影响--文献综述
Muhammad Haddad
Muhammad Haddad
The neuropeptides orexin-A (OXA) and orexin-B (OXB), central orchestrators of arousal and energy homeostasis, are increasingly recognized as key neuromodulators within the vertebrate retina. This review synthesizes current evidence demonstr...
Advances in research on the role of VEGF family members in ischemic stroke [0.03%]
血管内皮生长因子家族成员在缺血性卒中中的作用研究进展
Tianya Shi,Xiancheng Xie,Taiyu Zhang et al.
Tianya Shi et al.
Ischemic stroke involves two interrelated pathological processes: primary ischemic brain injury and secondary cerebral ischemia-reperfusion (CI/R) injury. This condition has become a global health issue; however, effective pharmacotherapies...
Maternal thyroid-gut dynamics during pregnancy and cognitive trajectories in children [0.03%]
孕妇甲状腺-肠道动态与儿童认知轨迹的关系
Akanksha Yadav,Nitu Wankhede,Sharmishtha Sangamwar et al.
Akanksha Yadav et al.
The thyroid-gut axis is a bidirectional system linking maternal endocrine function and gut microbiota, with important implications for fetal brain development. During pregnancy, maternal thyroid hormones (thyroxine and triiodothyronine) reg...
The role of emotional distress in disfiguring skin diseases: A view from brain-skin axis [0.03%]
从脑-皮肤轴探讨情绪压力在损容性皮肤病中的作用
Zhuofan Wen,Xi Stellan Chen,Hengxi Zeng et al.
Zhuofan Wen et al.
Disfiguring skin diseases refer to skin diseases that significantly affect one's appearance. The development of disfiguring skin diseases is multifactorial, such as genetic, immune, and endocrine factors. However, recent research suggests t...
The interplay of insulin signaling and neurotransmitters on sleep in Drosophila [0.03%]
胰岛素信号和神经递质在果蝇睡眠中的相互作用
Karl Rennick-Zuefle,Aalim M Weljie,Pinky Kain
Karl Rennick-Zuefle
Sleep is a fundamental homeostatic process regulated by innate circadian rhythms and conserved across various animal species. While the roles of neurotransmitters in sleep-wake cycles are well-documented, emerging research suggests that the...
The skin microbiome and affective symptoms: neuroimmune, neuroendocrine, and sensory pathways linking inflammatory dermatoses to mood and anxiety burden [0.03%]
皮肤微生物组与情绪症状：神经免疫、神经内分泌和感觉通路将炎症性皮肤病与情绪和焦虑负担联系起来
Roberto Coccurello
Roberto Coccurello
The skin functions as a neuro-immuno-endocrine organ with an extensive microbial interface capable of bidirectional signaling with the central nervous system. While the gut-brain axis is well established, the skin-microbiota-brain (SMB) axi...
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the relationship between midlife physical activity and later-life cognition: Is sex an overlooked factor? [0.03%]
中年时期的体育活动与晚年认知之间的关系的系统评价和meta分析：性别被忽视了吗？
Joel S Burma,Jansie H Nel,Hannah Cheung et al.
Joel S Burma et al.
Midlife (ages 40-59) may be a critical window to preserve cognitive health; however, the long-term impact of midlife physical activity (PA) on late-life cognition remains unclear. This systematic review synthesized cohort evidence of the re...
Functional brain connectivity in type 1 diabetes and associations to diabetes complications - a systematic review of fMRI studies [0.03%]
1型糖尿病的功能性脑连接及与糖尿病并发症的关系：fMRI研究的系统评价
Janusiya A Muthulingam,Jens B Frøkjær,Mimoza Gjela et al.
Janusiya A Muthulingam et al.
A systematic review was conducted to investigate functional brain changes in type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) assessed with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) between 2006 and 2025. A total of 27 eligible studies were included, inv...