Health
New Research from Marshall University Offers Promising Strategy to Mitigate Tissue Damage Caused by Flesh-Eating Bacteria
A recent study published in Nature Communications unveils a groundbreaking method to combat tissue damage induced by Streptococcus pyogenes, a...
Surgery for Pediatric Mild Sleep-Disordered Breathing Linked to Reduced Doctor Visits and Medication Use
In an effort to clarify the benefits of surgical intervention over conservative management techniques like watchful waiting combined with supportive...
Investigating the Impact of Statin Use on Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Liver Fibrosis in Patients with Chronic Liver Disease
Statins, a widely prescribed class of drugs primarily used for lowering cholesterol, have gained attention in recent years for their...
New Research Reveals Link Between Global Warming and Inflammation in Human Airways
In a notable advancement in environmental health research, a recent study has uncovered critical insights into how global warming exacerbates...
NIH Launches Clinical Trial for Lassa Fever Vaccine
A novel vaccine candidate aimed at preventing Lassa fever has entered the critical stage of human trials, sponsored by the...
Groundbreaking AI Model Accurately Evaluates Overnight Sleep Patterns in Largest Study to Date
Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine in New York have made strides in the realm of sleep analysis by...
Recent Study Reveals Regular Exercise Before Hospitalization Improves Heart Failure Outcomes
Regular physical activity before hospitalization can significantly influence post-discharge outcomes for older adults, particularly those with heart failure, according to...
Post-Treatment Blood Tests May Guide Future Cancer Treatment Choices
In a significant advancement in the realm of personalized medicine, recent findings from researchers at Yale University have unveiled a...
Consistent Medication Use Crucial for Heart Failure Management
Patients with heart failure who have shown signs of recovery in heart pump function face a higher likelihood of heart-related...
Empowering New Nurses: Essential Learning Resources for Success
In the demanding and fast-paced environment of healthcare, the transition from theoretical knowledge to practical application poses significant challenges, especially...
Study Reveals No Elevated Mortality or Admission Disparities for Homeless Individuals Facing Severe COVID-19
Recent research published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has produced significant findings regarding the in-hospital outcomes of individuals experiencing...
Enhancing Public Accessibility of Naloxone Kits: A Life-Saving Strategy
A recent study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal emphasizes the crucial role of strategically placed naloxone kits in...
Projected Doubling of Cardiovascular Disease Burden Due to Extreme Heat in Australia by 2050
The impact of extreme heat on public health is becoming increasingly evident, especially as climate change continues to exacerbate rising...
Unveiling Revolutionary Research at the 2025 Gut Microbiota for Health World Summit
Bethesda, MD (March 12, 2025) — The upcoming 13th Gut Microbiota for Health World Summit, set to occur on March...
Sharp Boundaries Foster Harmonious Carnivore Relationships
In the wilderness of Tanzania, a silent battle unfolds between livestock owners and the native carnivores that threaten their livelihood....
Meet the Latest Cohort of AGA Future Leaders Shaping the Future of Science
The landscape of gastroenterology and hepatology is ever-evolving, filled with budding talents who are reimagining the future of the field....
Unlocking Your Biological Age: New AI Model Determines True Health Status from Just 5 Drops of Blood
In a groundbreaking study originating from Osaka University, scientists have unveiled a novel AI-driven model that could revolutionize the way...
Air Quality Threat: Smoke from Wildland-Urban Interface Fires Proves More Lethal than That from Remote Wildfires
The alarming results from new research conducted by an international team of scientists, spearheaded by the U.S. National Science Foundation’s...
University of Minnesota Receives $3.8 Million Grant to Advance Cell Therapy Research for Alzheimer’s Disease
A research team at the University of Minnesota has recently achieved a remarkable milestone by securing a five-year grant valued...
UConn Discovers New Insight into the Causes of Neurodegenerative Diseases like Alzheimer’s and ALS
In a groundbreaking investigation, researchers from the University of Connecticut (UConn) School of Medicine have unearthed significant insights into the...
