Recent research suggests that warm, nutrient-rich soups may help reduce symptoms and speed up recovery from colds and flu, offering a comforting and scientifically supported home remedy.

Advancements in research statistical techniques promise to transform mental health treatment for children and adolescents by enabling more precise and personalized interventions. Learn how interdisciplinary collaboration is reshaping pediatric mental health research.

Research demonstrates that standard infection control measures effectively prevent Candida auris transmission in dialysis facilities, ensuring patient safety without specialized protocols.

COVID-19 cases are rising in 25 states across the U.S., signaling a potential summer wave. CDC reports increased hospital visits and seasonal peaks that demand continued vigilance.

Recent research reveals significant improvements in the management and severity of chronic rhinosinusitis over the past five years, highlighting advancements in diagnosis and treatment strategies.

Discover how smartphone sensors are revolutionizing mental health monitoring by revealing behavioral patterns linked to psychological well-being and disorders, enabling early detection and intervention.

Donor-egg pregnancies may pose higher risks of complications like pre-eclampsia and preterm birth. Learn about the potential health concerns associated with donor eggs and pregnancy outcomes.

New research reveals molecular mechanisms behind PKD2 mutations in polycystic kidney disease, guiding development of personalized targeted treatments.

A detailed roadmap from the British Nutrition Foundation offers essential dietary guidelines to support maternal and fetal health before and during pregnancy, emphasizing key nutrients and healthy lifestyle choices.

New Yale research reveals that SARS-CoV-2 may trigger Alzheimer’s-related amyloid beta buildup in the retina, offering insights into COVID-19's neurological effects and potential therapeutic targets.