Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
New Research Highlights Increased Risk of Anal Cancer in Women with Prior Cervical Cancer
New research indicates women with a history of cervical cancer face a nearly doubled risk of developing anal cancer, highlighting the need for updated screening guidelines to improve early detection and prevention.
Study Finds 'Magic Mushroom' Edibles Contain No Psilocybin but Other Active Ingredients
A recent study reveals that 'magic mushroom' edibles sold commercially lack psilocybin but contain undisclosed active ingredients, highlighting potential health risks and regulatory challenges.
Genetic Peptides Influencing Gut Microbiome May Offer Protection Against Obesity and Diabetes
New studies reveal that genetic peptides play a vital role in shaping the gut microbiome, offering promising avenues for protecting against obesity and diabetes through personalized medicine approaches.
Innovative Tool Enhances Accuracy and Consistency in Vitamin D Testing
A new study introduces a practical tool to improve accuracy and harmonization in vitamin D testing, enhancing clinical decision-making and patient care.
Rise in Spice-Contaminated Vapes Found in English Schools and Online Market
A new study finds that up to 25% of confiscated vapes in English schools contain dangerous spice, with online markets making these products easily accessible to youths, raising urgent safety concerns.
Combination of Chemotherapy and Natural Extract Castalin Enhances Cancer Treatment Effectiveness
New study shows that combining chemotherapy with natural extract castalin from chestnuts can boost cancer treatment effectiveness and reduce side effects, offering hope for improved therapies.
Innovative Induction of Labor Program Enhances Maternal Health Outcomes
A new induction of labor initiative at Western Health has successfully reduced rates and improved women’s understanding and experience, highlighting the importance of guidelines and dedicated care roles for safer maternal outcomes.
RSV Vaccination Reduces Cardiorespiratory Hospitalizations in Adults Over 60
A recent study shows that RSV vaccination in adults over 60 can significantly lower the risk of severe cardiorespiratory hospitalizations, enhancing health outcomes during the winter season.
Innovative Non-Opioid Strategies for Pain Management Developed by Researchers
Researchers at the University of Texas at San Antonio are developing innovative non-opioid treatments for pain management, focusing on molecular targets to reduce addiction risks and improve patient outcomes.
Australian Hospitals Lacking Preparedness for Surrogacy Births Sparks Calls for National Guidelines
A groundbreaking study reveals that less than 10% of hospitals in New South Wales and Victoria have policies for surrogacy births, calling for urgent national guidelines to improve care, legal clarity, and neonatal outcomes.