Temporal and geographical dynamics of early-onset Parkinson’s disease burden: insights from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021
Frontiers in Neurology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
Introduction
Early-onset
Parkinson’s
disease
(EOPD)
is
a
rare
degenerative
condition
of
the
nervous
system
that
primarily
affects
individuals
working
age.
Its
distinct
clinical
and
genetic
features
make
it
critical
area
study
in
neurological
research
public
health.
Methods
materials
This
analysis
utilized
data
from
Global
Burden
Disease
Study
2021,
covering
371
diseases
injuries
across
204
countries
territories
1990
to
2021.
The
focused
on
aged
15–49
characterize
EOPD.
Data
occurrence,
frequency,
mortality,
disability-adjusted
life
years
(DALYs)
were
collected.
Sociodemographic
measures
used
analyze
patterns
differences.
Statistical
methods,
including
joinpoint
regression
decomposition
analysis,
employed
identify
temporal
factors
influencing
variations
EOPD
burden
over
time.
Results
global
incidence
saw
significant
increase
between
2000
2009,
with
an
average
annual
percentage
change
(AAPC)
4.3%,
continuing
at
slower
rate
(AAPC
1.6%)
2010
By
reached
2.1
cases
per
100,000
population,
up
1.0
1990.
Males
had
higher
2.3%)
compared
females
0.8%).
In
59.7%
81,047
male.
Significant
increases
observed
East
Asia
5.1%),
Andean
Latin
America
2.0%),
North
Africa/Middle
1.1%),
decline
High-income
America.
China
highest
2021
(5.17
100,000),
followed
by
Peru
Bolivia.
Saudi
Arabia
DALYs
attributable
indicated
rise
was
mainly
driven
epidemiological
changes
population
growth,
regional
impact.
Conclusion
highlights
need
for
targeted
interventions
address
gender-specific
risk
factors,
disparities,
effects
growing
burden.
Language: Английский
Suppression of CYLD by HER3 confers ovarian cancer platinum resistance via inhibiting apoptosis and by inducing drug efflux
Experimental Hematology and Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Abstract
Background
Ovarian
cancer
(OC)
is
the
most
pathogenic
gynecological
malignant
tumor
in
world.
Due
to
difficulty
of
early
diagnosis,
patients
developed
chemo-resistance
and
recurrence
during/after
chemotherapy.
Methods
CCK8
flow
cytometry
were
utilized
assess
drug
sensitivity
apoptosis
parental
resistant
cell
lines.
CYLD
knockdown
or
overexpressed
cells
employed
investigate
its
regulatory
involvement
DDP
resistance.
Clinical
samples
have
been
clinical
relevance
CYLD.
The
synergistic
effects
investigated
through
combination
methods
a
nude
mice
model
with
ABCB1
inhibitor
HER3
inhibitor.
Results
In
this
study,
we
found
that
levels
significantly
reduced
DDP-resistant
tissues
compared
normal
cells.
DDP-sensitive
was
sufficient
converse
become
by
reducing
increasing
Bcl-XL
inhibiting
Bax,
efflux
via
upregulating
expression.
expression
substantially
higher
cells,
upstream
facilitator
suppressing
STAT3
signaling.
Furthermore,
overexpression
increased
platinum-based
chemotherapy
both
vitro
vivo.
key
downstream
target
for
regulating
growth
therapeutic
resistance
vivo,
promoted
translocation
p65
nucleus
which
transcriptional
activation.
High
rendered
suppression,
consequently,
mediated
blocking
pathways
promoting
ovarian
cancer.
Conclusions
Our
findings
identify
novel
HER3/CYLD/ABCB1
axis
regulate
resistance,
may
be
used
as
potential
target(s)
overcome
Language: Английский
Review of electrophysiological models to study membrane potential changes in breast cancer cell transformation and tumor progression
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 5, 2025
The
transformation
of
normal
breast
cells
into
cancerous
is
a
complex
process
influenced
by
both
genetic
and
microenvironmental
factors.
Recent
studies
highlight
the
significant
role
membrane
potential
(Vm)
alterations
in
this
transformation.
Cancer
typically
exhibit
depolarized
resting
(RMP)
compared
to
cells,
which
correlates
with
increased
cellular
activity
more
aggressive
cancer
behavior.
These
RMP
Vm
changes
are
associated
altered
ion
channel
activity,
calcium
dynamics,
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
modified
gap
junction
communication,
disrupted
signaling
pathways.
Such
fluctuations
influence
key
processes
progression,
including
cell
proliferation,
migration,
invasion.
Notably,
subtypes
display
frequent
pronounced
fluctuations.
Understanding
electrical
properties
provides
new
insights
their
behavior
offers
therapeutic
targets,
such
as
channels
regulation.
This
review
synthesizes
current
research
on
how
various
factors
modulate
proposes
an
electrophysiological
model
based
experimental
clinical
data
from
literature.
findings
may
pave
way
for
novel
pharmacological
targets
clinicians,
researchers,
pharmacologists
treating
cancer.
Language: Английский
FLOT1 Is a Novel Serum Biomarker of Ovarian Cancer Targeted by N6‐methyladenosine Modification Inhibition
Bin Guan,
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Qi Lu,
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Junyu Chen
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et al.
Cell Biology International,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 11, 2025
ABSTRACT
Ovarian
cancer
(OC)
is
a
deadly
disease
and
lacks
precise
marker
for
diagnosis
worldwide.
Our
previous
work
has
shown
the
overexpression
of
flotillin‐1
(FLOT1)
in
OC
tissue.
To
improve
diagnostic
sensitivity
accuracy,
we
evaluated
serum
level
FLOT1
patients
found
that
concentration
as
well
CA125
was
significantly
increased
with
compared
healthy
control
(
p
<
0.01)
those
benign
tumors
0.05).
The
detection
rate
(above
upper
limit
cut‐off
value)
77.78%
72.22%,
respectively,
OC,
which
to
88.89%
combination.
elevation
confirmed
nude
mice
after
implantation
human
cells.
A
high
protein
positively
correlated
tissues.
Furthermore,
m
6
modification
mRNA
cells
normal
ovarian
epithelial
cells,
leading
an
increase
expression.
Application
methylation
inhibitor,
3‐deazaadenosine,
decreased
expression
suppressed
tumor
formation
xenograft
mouse
model.
In
conclusion,
current
study
demonstrated
novel
biomarker
can
be
targeted
by
inhibition.
These
data
highlight
potential
application
therapeutic
target
OC.
Language: Английский
Both complete response and long-term survival after combination therapy with toripalimab in a patient with meta-oligometastases cervical cancer: a case report
Ge Jin,
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Jun Wang
No information about this author
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 7, 2025
The
therapeutic
landscape
for
recurrent
or
metastatic
cervical
cancer
remains
limited,
with
few
options
available.
According
to
National
Comprehensive
Cancer
Network
(NCCN)
guidelines,
pembrolizumab
combined
chemotherapy,
without
bevacizumab,
is
recommended
affected
patients.
Despite
these
recurrence
rates
remain
elevated,
and
survival
outcomes
following
standard
interventions
are
unsatisfactory.
Furthermore,
real-world
management
of
presents
inherent
complexities,
often
requiring
an
integrative,
multidimensional
treatment
approach
enhance
long-term
survival.
pressing
need
refine
adopt
multimodal
strategies
evident
in
addressing
the
persistent
challenges
associated
disease
progression.
case
involved
a
40-year-old
female
diagnosed
advanced
who
underwent
radical
hysterectomy.
Postoperative
pathology
identified
high-risk
features,
including
lymph
node
involvement,
necessitating
adjuvant
chemoradiotherapy.
However,
progression
occurred
during
treatment,
manifesting
as
metastases
left
supraclavicular
axillary
nodes.
Subsequent
local
radiotherapy
systemic
therapy
led
favorable
response.
By
November
2024,
overall
(OS)
had
surpassed
72
months,
toripalimab
administered
65
which
no
immunotherapy-related
adverse
events
occurred.
This
offers
clinical
insight
into
efficacy
safety
integrating
immunotherapy,
cancer.
contributes
prolonged
this
patient.
Further
trials
essential
substantiate
benefits
regimen
broader
patient
cohorts.
Language: Английский
Adverse drug reaction assessment of pembrolizumab in cervical cancer treatment: a real-world pharmacovigilance study using the FAERS database
Huiping Zhang,
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Zhuo Zhou,
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Juan Wang
No information about this author
et al.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 8, 2025
Advanced
cervical
cancer
remains
associated
with
high
mortality
rates.
While
pembrolizumab
has
improved
clinical
outcomes
in
cancer,
the
therapeutic
efficacy
advanced
stages
is
often
compromised
by
immune-related
adverse
events
(irAEs).
This
study
aimed
to
systematically
analyze
pembrolizumab-associated
(AEs)
using
FDA
Adverse
Event
Reporting
System
(FAERS)
database,
providing
new
insights
for
optimizing
practice.
AE
reports
related
were
extracted
from
FAERS
database
(Q1
2016
Q4
2024).
Disproportionality
analyses
performed
multiple
algorithms,
including
reporting
odds
ratio
(ROR),
proportional
(PRR),
Bayesian
confidence
propagation
neural
network
(BCPNN),
and
multi-item
gamma
Poisson
shrinker
(MGPS).
AEs
classified
system
organ
class
(SOC)
preferred
term
(PT)
based
on
Medical
Dictionary
Regulatory
Activities
(MedDRA),
then
ranked
frequency
signal
strength.
A
total
of
646
pembrolizumab-related
identified.
Age
distribution
peaked
at
45-65
years
cohort
(32.75%),
followed
18-44
(12.85%),
66-75
(11.76%),
>75
(4.64%).
Among
270
documented
onset
timelines,
predominantly
occurred
3-6
months
after
initiation
(n=114,
41.36%).
Clinical
categorized
as
other
(52.80%),
hospitalization
(27.00%),
death
(10.25%),
unknown
(6.06%),
life-threatening
(2.77%),
disability
(1.12%).
Predominant
involved
hematologic,
endocrine,
dermatologic,
neurologic,
gastrointestinal,
urinary,
reproductive
systems.
real-world
pharmacovigilance
characterizes
identifying
high-signal
such
hematologic
disorders,
endocrine
dysfunction,
dermatologic
toxicities.
These
findings
provide
critical
evidence
risk
stratification
safety
monitoring
practice,
emphasizing
need
organ-specific
vigilance
during
treatment
window.
Language: Английский
Regional differences in the disease burden and attributable risk factors of female cancers
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 16, 2025
The
aim
was
to
assess
the
differences
in
burden
and
risk
factors
of
female
cancers
among
women
aged
20-94
years
across
regions
countries,
order
provide
a
reference
for
formulating
tailored
interventions.
study
analyzed
incidence,
deaths,
disability-adjusted
life
(DALYs)
using
data
from
Global
Burden
Disease
2021
study.
Age-period-cohort
model
evaluated
effects
age,
period,
cohort
on
burden,
negative
binomial
regression
explored
association
socio-demographic
index
(SDI)
with
burden.
From
1990
2021,
regional
national
DALYs
varied
markedly.
Overall,
SDI
significantly
positively
associated
incidence
cancers,
except
cervical
cancer
(with
relationship).
High
body-mass
as
leading
factor
uterine
contributed
higher
such
USA
regions.
Diet
high
red
meat,
unsafe
sex,
were
breast
cancer,
respectively;
however,
other
socioeconomic
cultural
should
be
considered,
rural
areas
China
lower
A
slightly
increasing
trend
recent
birth
cohorts
indicated
effect
generational
experiences.
disease
has
increased
varies
levels
findings
new
insights
into
development
targeted
preventive
measures
specific
region
perspective
social
context.
Language: Английский