Health
Undetected TB Cases Likely Increased in Prisons Across Europe and the Americas During COVID-19
Many Tuberculosis Cases Went Unreported in Prisons in the Americas and Europe During the COVID-19 Pandemic A new comprehensive study...
Anticipating Frailty in Seniors Enables Timely Interventions by Healthcare Professionals
Recent advancements in healthcare technology have underscored the critical need for effective interventions aimed at older adults living with frailty....
Association for Molecular Pathology Applauds U.S. District Court’s Ruling to Overturn FDA Regulation on Laboratory-Developed Tests
ROCKVILLE, Md. – March 31, 2025 – The landscape of molecular diagnostics has witnessed a pivotal moment as the Association...
Study Finds Patient Navigators Enhance Colonoscopy Rates Following Abnormal Stool Test Results
A recent study led by the University of Arizona Health Sciences has shed light on a crucial intervention aimed at...
Study Reveals Challenges for Mental Health Providers in Identifying Bulimia Among Patients
In a recently published study conducted by researchers at the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions,...
New Research Confirms Thresholds of Human Heat Tolerance
A study from the University of Ottawa’s Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit (HEPRU) has confirmed that the limits for...
Scientists Unveil Innovative Virtual Reality System to Enhance Psychiatric Diagnoses
Researchers have made significant strides in the field of psychiatric diagnosis with the introduction of a novel virtual reality-based system...
New Findings Reveal Higher Levels of Harmful Substances in Particulate Matter Than Previously Understood
People living in areas where they are consistently exposed to poor air quality may face substantial health risks over time....
Research Reveals Reduced Disparity in Heart Disease Outcomes Between Men and Women Over Two Decades
Heart disease is often misperceived as primarily a man’s issue, leading to a dangerous underestimation of its impact on women....
Extended Practice of Transcendental Meditation Linked to Reduced Stress and Slower Aging
In this innovative research, participants were categorized into distinct groups based on their TM practice duration, allowing a focused comparison...
Urgent Alert from Leading Scientists: The Critical Dangers of Fossil Fuels
The urgent call to action from leading scientists, articulated in a recent review published in the esteemed journal Oxford Open...
Research Uncovers Challenges in Involving Non-English Speakers in Studies
Health researchers face a growing challenge in ensuring that their studies reflect the diversity of the populations they aim to...
Queen Mary University Unveils Innovative Spinout in Regenerative Medicine Aimed at Joint Repair and Arthritis Prevention
Scientists at Queen Mary University of London have unveiled a groundbreaking innovation in treating osteochondral defects, a widespread joint injury...
Incorporate These Scientific Sessions into Your Media Coverage
The healthcare community is buzzing with anticipation as the 2025 International Conference of the American Thoracic Society (ATS) prepares to...
Revolutionary Blood Test Offers Precise Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and Assesses Dementia Severity
A groundbreaking advancement in Alzheimer’s disease detection is making waves in the medical community, with researchers from Washington University School...
Revolutionary AI Models Set to Transform Protein Science and Healthcare
Researchers have made significant strides in protein science through the development of advanced artificial intelligence models, namely InstaNovo and InstaNovo+....
Prevalence of Cannabis Use Disorder in Insured Pregnant Women in the U.S. (2015-2020)
Cannabis use among pregnant women has emerged as a growing concern in public health, with a significant rise in usage...
Play Essential for Humanizing Pediatric Care: A Key Element of a Child-Friendly NHS, Reports Reveal
In an age where children’s healthcare practices are slowly evolving, a new report authored by academics from the University of...
Investigating Cardiac Arrest Incidents in Long-Distance Running Events: A Scientific Perspective
Long-Distance Running and Cardiac Health: A New Study Explores Trends in Incidence and Outcomes In recent years, long-distance running has...
New Research Reveals Underdiagnosis and Undertreatment of Peripheral Artery Disease, Highlighting Key Opportunities for Enhanced Care and Reduced Mortality
In a significant revelation from a recent Intermountain Health study presented at the American College of Cardiology’s annual scientific sessions...
