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Autonomic nervous system modulation in arrhythmias: mechanisms and therapeutic advances

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By Yilan Zhou, Yingxin Li, Jiani Qiu, Ying Bai, Shukun He, Jiawei Shi, Jingrong Jiang, Yun Yang, Jingyi Zhang, Haotian Gu, Jing Hui Wang, Qiaofeng Jin, Tianshu Liu
| Frontiers in Physiology
Abstract Arrhythmia is a clinically common cardiovascular disorder characterized by high incidence and a strong association with sudden cardiac death, posing a significant threat to patient survival and quality of life. The pathogenesis of arrhythmia is complex, and abnormal autonomic nervous system (ANS) modulation, as one of the causes, offers new perspectives and therapeutic targets for arrhythmia treatment.
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Multiscale symbolic morpho-barcoding reveals region-specific and scale-dependent neuronal organization

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By Sujun Zhao, Yingxin Li, Hanchuan Peng, Yufeng Liu
| Cell Reports Verified
Results We assembled and standardized a light microscopy dataset of whole mouse brains, comprising imaging data from over 200 specimens and approximately 3.7 petavoxels in uncompressed form.24 Neurons were sparsely labeled across multiple regions, including cortex (CTX), thalamus (TH), cerebral nuclei (CNU), and striatum (STR).
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A culturally integrated framework for infant nutrition beyond health education: lessons and a model from the Tibetan population

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By Xi Huang, Yingxin Li, YUE LI, Yanling Hu, Qiong Chen, Wenqian Su
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Background: Improving infant and young child nutrition among marginalized ethnic groups urgently requires a paradigm shift from traditional health education to culturally integrated systemic interventions. Nutrition in the first 1,000 days is critical for long-term health and human capital development. Amid global efforts to eliminate health disparities, Tibetan infants face severe nutritional challenges, with stunting and anemia rates far exceeding national averages.
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