Scientists have discovered the structure of the protein PINK1, which is linked to Parkinson’s disease, and how it interacts with damaged mitochondria in affected cells. This breakthrough may lead to new ways to activate PINK1 and remove damaged mitochondria, potentially offering hope for those with Parkinson’s. While not a cure, this research represents a significant advancement in understanding and potentially treating the condition.
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Nurse struck off after sharing Covid-19 conspiracy theories online
A midwife named Seana Mary Kerr from Newry, Northern Ireland, has been struck off the Nursing and Midwifery Council register for spreading conspiracy theories about Covid-19 and vaccinations on social media. Kerr claimed vaccines harmed unborn babies and advised pregnant women against wearing masks and receiving flu vaccinations, contradicting official health guidelines, which caused significant emotional distress to a pregnant woman she approached in public. The tribunal panel concluded that her actions undermined public confidence...
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