Tag: neuroprotection
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New M102 Drug Could Substantially Slow Motor Neurone Disease Progression, Scientists Say
Overview: A potential breakthrough in motor neurone disease research In a development that could reshape the outlook for people living with motor neurone disease (MND), scientists report that a novel drug, M102, has shown promise in substantially slowing the disease’s progression. While still in the preclinical stage, the findings suggest that M102 works by safeguarding…
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New Brain-Sparing Approach in Radiation Therapy Could Protect Cancer Survivors’ Cognition
Groundbreaking step toward protecting the brain during radiation therapy Radiation therapy remains a cornerstone in treating brain cancers, but its cognitive side effects can shadow the relief of cancer remission. Up to 70% of survivors report challenges with memory, attention, and executive function, profoundly affecting daily life and independence. A new study from UC Irvine…
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PRMT1 Eases Brain Injury by Blocking Cell Death Pathways
Understanding PRMT1 and Its Mechanism Recent research published in Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B highlights the significance of protein arginine methyltransferase 1 (PRMT1) in combatting brain injuries. This protein plays a critical role in cellular functions, particularly in the nervous system where it helps regulate various biological processes. What Is PRMT1? PRMT1 is an enzyme that…