Researchers Discover Cause of Major Depressive Disorder

New study shows that people suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD) have reduced arginine levels. This produces low nitric oxide levels, which may be an underlying cause of MDD.


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CT Scans Predict Bone Fracture Risk

Researchers wanted to find out what CT scans could tell them about the bone health of the patients getting the scans. To assess bone health using the images on their CT scans, they measured the bone density of the first lumbar vertebra. They found that the greater the bone density on the first lumbar vertebra, the less likely the patient was to have a fracture. Specifically, patients with a low density reading (L1attenuation values ≤90 Hounsfield units) were 37% more likely to have a fracture than those with a higher reading.


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Two Polyphenols in Wine Fight Gum Disease

Researchers found that two of the polyphenols commonly found in wine, caffeic and p-coumaric acids, make it harder for the bad bacteria to stick to gum tissue cells. They worked even more effectively when combined with an oral probiotic strain called Streptococcus dentisani. The researchers believe that the digestion process is likely responsible for creating the beneficial metabolites that can fight these bacteria.


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