Sudden cardiac arrest | Cancer immunotherapy | Regenerating eye cells

September 11, 2018 Edition Device improves survival after sudden cardiac arrest A device for supplying oxygen after sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital improved survival compared with a more common but invasive and difficult procedure. Predicting response to immunotherapy Studies show progress in learning to predict which patients are most likely to respond to certain cancer treatments known as immune checkpoint therapies. Regenerating light-sensing eye cells in mice Researchers restored some vision in mice with congenital blindness by changing supportive cells in the retina called Müller glia into light-sensing cells. Popular Stories Dairy fatty acids not linked to death in older adults How night shifts disrupt metabolism Impaired brain drainage in aging and Alzheimer’s How drugs could repair damage from multiple sclerosis Early family experience affects later romantic relationships