Michael Sinclair Frozen-Shoulder Pilot Tests App-Guided Home Rehabilitation A small randomized study has tested whether an app-guided rehabilitation program can improve recovery measures for people with frozen shoulder. Published on October 27 in npj Digital Medicine, the pil... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Mobile Clinics Link HIV Prevention and Addiction Care in a New Trial Bringing HIV prevention and addiction care to a mobile clinic produced a promising survival finding in a new United States trial, even though it did not significantly improve the study’s main treatmen... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair ICU Oral-Care Trial Finds No Added Pneumonia Benefit From Chlorhexidine A hospital trial reports that adding chlorhexidine to an otherwise similar oral-care routine did not reduce ventilator-associated pneumonia or twenty-eight-day mortality. The finding adds to a clinica... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Ear Acupressure Trial Finds Limited Relief for Chemotherapy Neuropathy A randomized trial published October 30 reports that ear-point acupressure produced a short-lived improvement in chemotherapy-related nerve symptoms compared with usual care. More consistent improveme... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Brief Diet Exposure Leaves an Immune Memory in Mouse Skin A brief change in diet around the start of inflammation can leave a lasting effect on how mouse skin responds later, according to research published October 28 in Nature . The study focuses on timing:... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Invika Trial Targets Specific T Cells in Resistant Solid Tumors An experimental immune treatment called invikafusp alfa, or invika, has produced early signs of activity in some people with advanced solid tumors that had resisted previous treatments. Results publis... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair A Small Prostate-Cancer Trial Tests an Early Treatment Combination A small randomized prostate-cancer trial published in Nature Medicine on October 14 reports that a treatment combination met its planned response threshold. The same paper also reports that an explora... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair An Exercise Atlas Maps Molecular Changes in Mice, Not a Human Workout Plan A new exercise atlas maps molecular changes across 22 tissues in mice after eight weeks of voluntary wheel running. It gives researchers a resource for asking how different parts of the body respond t... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair HHS Opens a Conversation About Steps and Strength, Not a New Daily Target The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is seeking public input on step counts and muscle-strengthening activity for a planned 2027 guidance supplement. The announcement is a request for evid... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Sleep-Study Heart Signals Offer a New Risk-Prediction Question An October 9, 2026 paper in SLEEP investigates whether heart signals already collected during overnight sleep studies contain information about later cardiovascular outcomes. The researchers combined ... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Brown-Fat Research Connects Medical Records With a Mouse Experiment A Nature paper published on October 14, 2026 brings together two very different kinds of evidence about brown fat: a large analysis of human medical records and experiments involving cells and mice. T... Body Research News
Michael Sinclair Engineered tRNA Restores a Missing Protein in Preclinical Cystic Fibrosis Research Engineered transfer RNA restored production and function of a cystic-fibrosis-related protein in laboratory and animal models. The work combines changes to the RNA molecule with a delivery system desi... Body Research News