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The Role of γδ T Cells in Ischemic Stroke: Insights From the Perspective of the Brain–Gut Axis

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By Yilin Li, Yina Li, Yang Shen
| Wiley Online Library Verified
BBB blood–brain barrier CNS central nervous system EA electroacupuncture EAE experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis I/R ischemia/reperfusion IL interleukin TCR T-cell receptor TLR toll-like receptors TMAO trimethylamine N-oxide Tregs regulatory T cells V the variable regions 1 Introduction Morbidity, disability, and mortality rates are still high for ischemic stroke patients, and the neurological deficiencies resulting from ischemic stroke are difficult to manage.
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The Vitality Stack: Where We’re Investing to Power Health and Purpose

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By Yina Li
| reachcapital.com
Healthcare has become obsessed with “longevity.” It refers to how long people live, with a focus on extending lives while maintaining a certain quality of health. But it’s worth asking: to what end? Living longer is undoubtedly a worthwhile aspiration. But people don’t wake up every day optimizing for more years alone. They want years lived with health, agency, and purpose. At Reach, we believe the real objective isn’t longevity.
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Co-opetition strategies in live streaming commerce: a game theory perspective

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By Yina Li, Yanrong Wang, Jiayu Zhou, Yu Ning
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This paper examines the strategic interactions between a start-up firm (he) and an established live streaming firm (she) in live streaming commerce. Using a game model, the paper explores three scenarios: (1) competition, (2) co-opetition with a live streaming selling service, and (3) co-opetition with a live streaming training service. The findings indicate that the spillover effect can enhance profits for both firms, particularly the one with greater bargaining power.
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