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Mitochondrial protein carboxyl-terminal alanine-threonine tailing promotes human glioblastoma growth by regulating mitochondrial function

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By Bei Zhang, Ting Cai, Esha Reddy, Yuanna Wu
| eLife
eLife Assessment Glioblastoma is among the most aggressive cancers without a cure, and its cells are characterized by high mitochondrial membrane potential. This manuscript provides convincing evidence that glioblastoma tumorigenesis is closely linked to mitochondrial stress. The study makes a valuable contribution to the field by advancing our understanding of the metabolic mechanisms driving glioblastoma and highlighting potential therapeutic targets.
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The Epidemiology of Pickleball Injuries Presenting to US Emergency Departments

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By Paul McMillan , Logan Lake, Esha Reddy, Andrew Burkhart
| SAGE Publishing
Get full access to this article View all access and purchase options for this article. References 1. Abdou H, Wilkins SG, Sheth AH, Salehi PP, Lee YH. Epidemiology and patterns of gymnastics-related head & neck trauma injuries: a NEISS database study. Am J Emerg Med. 2024;80:87-90. 2. Appeadu MK, Bordoni B. Falls and Fall Prevention in Older Adults. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2024. 3. Chevinsky JD, Newman JM, Shah NV, et al.
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What the hospital taught me about love

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By Esha Reddy
| Medium
When I started working in the hospital this summer, I expected to learn the basics — how to take vitals, communicate with patients, and manage care. While I did learn those things, I was surprised to find that, between the smell of antiseptic and the steady beeping of heart monitors, I learned about love. In the quiet hallways and hospital rooms, love wasn’t loud, but it was ever-present. It made me wonder: Are we missing the depth of love by focusing only on its most visible moments?
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