A new study uncovers genetic regions that influence both brain structure and psychiatric disorder risk, offering insights into the biological pathways underlying mental health conditions.

Scientists at Queensland University of Technology have developed sustainable wearable health sensors made from seafood waste, combining biocompatibility, durability, and environmental benefits for advanced health monitoring technologies.

A new personalized risk assessment tool combining blood test results and age offers improved early detection of ovarian cancer, potentially saving lives and optimizing NHS resources.

Innovative wearable sensors are transforming obesity care by identifying five distinct overeating patterns, enabling personalized and effective interventions. Northwestern University researchers are leveraging technology to better understand and address unconscious eating habits.

A revolutionary CRISPR-based mouth swab test developed by Tulane University offers a faster, simpler, and non-invasive method for tuberculosis detection, enabling wider community screening and early diagnosis.

Primary care clinics play a vital role in combating the opioid crisis by expanding access to medication-assisted treatment, reducing stigma, and integrating comprehensive substance use disorder care within primary care settings.

Stigma significantly affects individuals with traumatic brain injury, leading to internalized negative beliefs and social withdrawal. Addressing societal biases and promoting support networks are essential for improving their quality of life.

Advanced AI models analyzing routine ECG tests can now predict postoperative complications with greater accuracy than traditional methods, potentially revolutionizing surgical risk assessment.

New research reveals that emotional eating can reduce the effectiveness of Ozempic in promoting weight loss among people with diabetes. Behavioral factors may influence treatment outcomes, highlighting the need for personalized approaches.

A groundbreaking AI algorithm analyzes routine mammograms to predict women's cardiovascular risk, offering a cost-effective, dual screening method for early detection of heart disease.