“Our results suggest that the sigma-1 receptor might be a viable therapeutic target for reducing A[myloid] beta production, specifically in axons.”
Tanzi directs the Genetics and Aging Research Unit and co-directs the Henry and Allison McCance Center for Brain Health at MGH and is the Joseph P. and Rose F. Kennedy Professor of Neurology at Harvard Medical School (HMS). Bhattacharyya is also an instructor in Neurology at HMS.
This study was funded by grants from the National Institutes of Health and the Cure Alzheimer’s Fund.
Love Island's Lucie Donlan and Maura Higgins flash cleavage in matching plunging outfits - Daily
The two reality TV star beauties dazzled in matching stylish black suits as they posed for the paps.
Lucie was out to support Maura as she launched her new show collection, one which she helped designed in collaboration with EGO footwear.
The model and her fellow social media influencer wowed in their all-black ensembles, whilst Maura showed off some striking white high heels and accessorised her outfit with a designer white bag.
Lucie opted for black high heels and a black designer bag as the pair caught up with fellow Love Islanders Molly Mae-Hague, Francesca Allen and Joanna Chimonides.
A staggering 77k fans liked Lucie's images and were quick to comment on the girl's evening out at a posh London hotel.
A third added: "You both look absolutely amazing and yous are such queens and amazing role models to everyone absolute inspirations yous both are."
Maura posted her own shots to her 3.2million Instagram followers, looking great in sophisticated outfit.
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Katherine Ryan bares cleavage in plunging dress as she films new ITV dating show - Daily Star
Comedian Katherine Ryan has sent pulses racing with a busty display for social media after posing in a low-cut gold dress as she films her latest TV show.
Preaching self-love to her 717k online followers, she penned: "It's another gorgeous day of being stunning for me".
And the panel-show beauty is absolutely right as she was looking incredible in her plunging gold dress which is sure to break the temperature gauges.
The presenter's shiny top is hanging low beneath her neckline, revealing her cleavage in a heatwave display.
Striking a pose for her show-time selfie, Katherine can be seen looking into the distance wearing her a classy pair of gold pendant earrings to match her gold dress.
After taking to Instagram to post the photo, Katherine treated her followers to a sneak peak into her seaside trip to Devon, where she is currently filming for her new dating show, Ready To Mingle.
Katherine and her husband Bobby Kootstra enjoyed chatting to their Instagram fans as they drove along the British seaside.
The couple began dating in their teens and reunited after twenty years before they became civil partners in 2019.
Chatting on Vicky Pattison's The Secret To... podcast, Katherine said: "Netflix didn't want to make any more, not enough people watched it.
Love Island's Kady McDermott bares cleavage in skimpy lingerie after Myles split - Daily Star
The 25-year-old showed ex Myles Barnett exactly what he was missing out on as she turned up the heat, posing up a storm dressed only in her underwear.
The gorgeous star wore a matching baby pink lounge underwear set, with her bra barely able to contain her ample assets and showing off her toned stomach.
She cocked her hip to the side to emphasise her curves and wore her long tresses down and softly waved.
Kady accessorised with a pair of simple silver hoops and a full face of glam makeup including striking black eyeliner to make her blue eyes pop.
The snap racked up thousands of likes as her army of fans came out in droves to compliment the stunning snap in the comments section.
Her fellow Love Islanders also chimed in to voice their praise for the reality star, with Gabby Allen writing: "FIT" while Joanna Chimonides penned: "ERMMMMM WELLLL HELLOOOOO" with a string of heart eyes emojis.
The split came as a shock as the pair had just spent thousands of pounds renovating a house that they were planning on moving into together, after dating since 2018.
The couple bought the luxury pad in April last year and had been working on getting it ready since then.
However, their relationship was already looking like it was on the ropes in March this year, after a source told The Sun: "Kady and Myles are spending some time apart right now.
Love Island Australia's Jessie Wynter shows off her figure in skimpy activewear | Daily Mail
She's become a popular influencer and brand ambassador since starring on the 2019 season of Love Island Australia.
And on Tuesday, Jessie Wynter attended the launch of a spin class called Infinite Cycle in Sydney's Waterloo.
The blonde bombshell, 24, showed off her cleavage, washboard stomach and lean legs in a pale blue crop top and matching booty shorts.
Trim and terrific: Love Island Australia star Jessie Wynter, 24, showed off her cleavage and abs in skimpy activewear at the launch of Infinite Cycle in Sydney on Tuesday
Despite being put through a gruelling session by a former Soul Cycle instructor in the U.S., Jessie looked picture-perfect with a sleek ponytail and a radiant visage.
Following the early morning workout, Jessie headed to Jono Castano's Acero gym, where she filmed a booty workout for fans.
Looking good: The influencer drew attention to her washboard stomach and lean legs in the ensemble, which she teamed with white sneakers and matching pulled-up socks
Jessie explained that after 'months of feeling out of whack and inconsistently training', she was now back 'on the grind'.
'For me, one of the biggest barriers to getting back in to it was feeling self-conscious about the fact that I wasn't as fit or in shape as I'd been in the past,' she wrote.
Coronavirus Origins | In the Pipeline
I’m going to regret writing about this, but it’s not a topic to be ignored. Where did the current coronavirus come from?
If you ask that question, you get all sorts of answers from all sorts of people. Let me downgrade some of those right up front. To start at the far end of the fever scale, I do not think that this virus is some sort of deliberately engineered (and/or deliberately released) bioweapon, and I am simply not going to give that theory more time here today. But that still leaves a lot of possibilities open, and I don’t think we have enough evidence yet to sort those others out.
The other end of the scale is that this is a virus that evolved into its present form in an animal host and then made the jump into infecting humans through sheer coincidence and bad luck. That does happen, and it has happened many times throughout history, so that absolutely cannot be ruled out. But there are a lot of possibilities in between those two. As the world knows, there is a research facility in Wuhan that has been studying viruses (including coronaviruses), so we also cannot rule out the possibility of an accidental escape from such a site. And there’s also the possibility that such a virus might then be different from wild-type, depending on what sorts of work was done on it. Viruses most certainly have escaped from research facilities before, and this is not a crazy idea.
As scientists with relevant expertise, we agree with the WHO director-general ( 5 ), the United States and 13 other countries ( 6 ), and the European Union ( 7 ) that greater clarity about the origins of this pandemic is necessary and feasible to achieve. We must take hypotheses about both natural and laboratory spillovers seriously until we have sufficient data. A proper investigation should be transparent, objective, data-driven, inclusive of broad expertise, subject to independent oversight, and responsibly managed to minimize the impact of conflicts of interest. Public health agencies and research laboratories alike need to open their records to the public. Investigators should document the veracity and provenance of data from which analyses are conducted and conclusions drawn, so that analyses are reproducible by independent experts.
So it’s all an open question, unfortunately. And I think it’s important for people to realize that it’s an open question, and that we need a lot more hard evidence before anything can be said for certain. People up and down the spectrum of opinion need to realize that this could still go in several different directions, and that no matter what the real answer turns out to be – assuming we get one – that it’s going to make some people angry. I just hope we do get one, because it’s really, really important.
Derek, what makes you think that we should not blindly trust the words of Dr. Robert Redfield, former CDC director and an eminent virologist, when he says that:
You shouldn’t blindly trust the beliefs of anyone. Redfield and everyone else are welcome to cough up some data.
Before Redfield achieved all the prestige of working in the Trump administration, he was best known for being wrong about HIV. Now he shills for the dubious UV decontamination technology of Big Ass Fans. Even if we’re going to blindly trust someone for some reason, we can probably find someone better.
What do we call people who put any stock in late antiviral treatment RCTs? Starts with an ‘F’.
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Hailey Bieber is every inch the fashionista as she blows through three outfits | Daily Mail Online
Hailey Bieber was every inch the New York City fashionista when she was spotted out in Manhattan recently.
The 24-year-old wife of Justin Bieber blew through two eye-popping outfits in just one day on this past Sunday.
As Monday rolled around the sizzling sensation could be seen modeling a silver pinstriped suit with a white t-shirt.
When you got it: One of her smoldering Sunday outfits included a little black dress that flaunted her cleavage and allowed her to show off her shapely legs
She slipped into a pair of white leather loafers and accessorized with a matching handbag for her day out in the city.
Throwing a black leather jacket over the dress she tucked a highlighter green bag under one arm and wore her dirty blonde hair down.
The showbiz legacy, who is the niece of Alec Baldwin and daughter of Stephen Baldwin, accessorized with a pair of cat-eye shades.
Twitch 'hot tub streamer' has ads pulled by streaming site - BBC News
Amouranth is known for her video streams from a hot tub. They've become a divisive topic among Twitch users in recent months.
It is the latest landmark in a long-running row over so-called "hot tub streamers" and their high profile on Amazon-owned Twitch, which traditionally focused on game-streaming content.
Amouranth - whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa - said Twitch had indefinitely suspended advertising on her channel, without any notice, or warning that she was breaking any rules.
"This is an alarming precedent and serves as a stark warning that although content may not ostensibly break community guidelines or terms of service, Twitch has complete discretion to target individual channels and partially or wholly demonetize them for content that is deemed 'not advertiser friendly'," she said.
Twitch policies say that "sexually suggestive content" is banned, but its examples include suggestive camera framing, groping certain body parts, or "erotic dances, such as those involving stripping".
In a stream on Wednesday after the ban, Amouranth told her viewers that her ad revenue "was making me $30,000 a month", and was much higher than the amount she received from direct donations from viewers.
In a stream in April, Amouranth said: "I will agree, long-term, [it is] probably damaging for Twitch's ad revenue. However, if they allow it, they allow it, you know? It's their choice. It is what it is."
Advertising is only paid to Twitch streamers who are part of its partner programme, which it can remove people from at any time. The site can also suspend accounts "at any time for any conduct that we determine to be inappropriate or harmful".
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