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Oral microbiome signatures of ageing and cognitive function across distinct geographical cohorts

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By Joanna E. L’Heureux, Bart Roelands, Riga Stradinš
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: L’Heureux JE, Roelands B, Wylie L, Meeusen R, Jones AM, Vanhatalo A (2026) Oral microbiome signatures of ageing and cognitive function across distinct geographical cohorts. PLoS One 21(10): e0359559. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0359559 Editor: David M.
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Exercise modality-specific acute myokine response and anti-cancer potential in breast cancer cell lines in vitro

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By Jelena Raudeniece, Maksims Zolovs, Aija Klavina, Arvids Irmejs, Carmen Ramirez-Castillejo, Bart Roelands, Dace Reihmane, Linda Laizane, Valdis Pirsko, Deina Vilite, Ingrida Mirte, Kristiana Rozensteina, Gundega Akuratere, Ilze Justamente-Pilena, Diana Lismane, Alina Zolova
| Nature Verified
Abstract Exercise-induced myokines mediate the systemic communication between muscle and tumor cells. However, how exercise-conditioned serum (ECS) affects different breast cancer (BC) subtypes remains largely unknown. This study investigated the intensity-dependent effects of an acute session of aerobic exercise on the myokine profile and the subsequent anti-cancer effect (ACE) of ECS on BC cell lines in vitro.
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Influence of a passive shoulder exoskeleton on drilling performance in women- a cross-sectional study

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By Julia Graf, Bettina Wollesen, Maria Diaz, Maria Díaz, María Díaz, Sander De Bock, Lasse D. Hansen, Vincent Ducastel, Bart Roelands, Kevin De Pauw, Alessandra Preckher
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Abstract Work-related musculoskeletal disorders are common, especially among women performing repetitive overhead tasks. In a randomized 2 × 2 crossover study with 14 female participants, we investigated the effects of a passive upper-body exoskeleton during an overhead precision task, involving the tightening of 20 bolts into a sensor-based workstation, while muscle activation, task performance, and usability were assessed. The results showed significant reduced M.
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