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Metabolic-pathway-based classification of tendinopathy reveals a precise therapeutic strategy targeting chondro-modulatory tenocytes

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By Junchao Luo, Zetao Wang, Jiayun Huang, Chenqi Tang, Honglu Cai, Dengfeng Ruan, Xinji Wang, Peiru Li, Ruojin Yan, Chunmei Fan, Canlong Wang, Cunqi Ye, Hongwei Ouyang, Zi Yin, Xiao Chen, Weiliang Shen, Ruifu Lin, Menyun Liu
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Abstract Tendinopathy is a prevalent degenerative condition driven by complex metabolic dysregulation, yet its inherent metabolic heterogeneity remains poorly characterized, hindering targeted therapeutic development. To address this, we performed systematic multi-omics profiling of human rotator cuff tendinopathy (n = 192).
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Targeting coupling of type H-like vessels and cell fate transition to delay soft tissue aging

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By Zhuoning Miao, Ziyang Tong, Linjing Shi, Tao Zhang, Chunmei Fan, Tian Qin, Jia Gao, Qiangqiang Zheng, Hongwei Ouyang, Zi Yin, Ren Xu, Yiting Zhou, Xiao Chen, Xianan Mo
| Nature Verified
Abstract The aging process exhibits tissue-specific characteristics, yet its underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. While it is widely accepted that a reduction in blood vessels in hard tissues contributes to aging, such as in osteoporosis, the vascular changes driving soft tissue aging and degeneration remain unclear.
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Transforming long-term post-acute care for the aging population through home infusion therapy in China: an assessment of need and demand (Part 1)

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By Zi Yin
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Abstract Background: China’s healthcare system is confronting a rising burden of antimicrobial resistance, chronic complex diseases, and an aging population requiring long-term, post-acute care. As a value-based care model in the USA for over 50 years, home infusion therapy (HIT), combined with home health services (HHS), presents a sustainable alternative to prolonged hospitalization for intravenous medication administration.
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