Measuring tinnitus | Fat metabolism & pancreatic cancer | Senescent cell subtypes

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May 13, 2025 Edition

Photo of a face with a mesh drawn over the features and a blue circle over the pupil.

Involuntary responses reflect severity of tinnitus symptoms

By analyzing subtle facial movements, researchers found ways to objectively measure the severity of tinnitus and sound sensitivity disorder symptoms.

Microscope image of abnormal pancreatic ducts.

Disrupting fat metabolism may hinder pancreatic cancer

Scientists were able to target a fat-recycling process to reduce pancreatic tumors in mouse and human models.

Microscope image of long cells with visible fibers inside.

Scientists find subtypes of senescence

Researchers found that cells in skin that stop dividing but don’t die, called senescent cells, aren’t all the same, coming in three types with distinct treatment responses.

Measuring tinnitus | Fat metabolism & pancreatic cancer | Senescent cell subtypes

May 13, 2025 Edition

Involuntary responses reflect severity of tinnitus symptoms

Disrupting fat metabolism may hinder pancreatic cancer

Scientists find subtypes of senescence

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