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Editorial: Advancing radioprotection: mechanisms, interventions, and therapeutic strategies

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By Wenfeng Gou, Hongying Yang, Wei Li
| Frontiers
Ionizing radiation has become indispensable in modern medicine, energy production, and space exploration; however, its deleterious effects on normal tissues remain a formidable challenge. Despite decades of research, amifostine remains the sole FDA-approved radioprotectant, underscoring an urgent and unmet need for more effective, safer, and mechanistically diverse countermeasures against radiation-induced injury (; ).
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A High-Sensitivity Flexible Sweat pH Sensing Patch Based on a Screen-Printed PANI Sensing Layer

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By Cheng Guo, Hongying Yang, Ziyi Dang
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Sweat contains a rich repertoire of biomarkers that can reflect physiological health statuses, such as electrolyte imbalance, stress levels, and certain diseases. This makes it an ideal biofluid for continuous, noninvasive monitoring via miniaturized wearable electrochemical biosensors. Herein, we developed a wearable sweat pH-sensing patch.
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Association between malnutrition and cognitive decline in Chinese older adults: the mediating role of physical frailty

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By Lian Li, Hongying Yang, Lujie Yu, Fengsheng Zhu
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Background: Cognitive decline is a common neurodegenerative disorder in older adults. However, few studies have examined the interrelationships between malnutrition, physical frailty, and cognitive decline. Methods: A multi-stage cluster sampling approach was employed to recruit participants, namely older adults aged ≥65, from communities in Ningbo, China. The participants’ cognitive decline was evaluated using the Brief Screening Scale for Dementia.
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