Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Newly Discovered Brain Cells Play a Key Role in Handling Uncertainty
New research uncovers specialized brain cells in the frontal cortex that are active during uncertain decision-making, offering insights into learning and adaptability in both animals and humans.
Genetic Connection Between Childhood Brain Disorder and Adult Parkinson's Disease Uncovered
New research uncovers a genetic connection between a rare childhood neurodevelopmental disorder and the development of Parkinson's disease in adults, highlighting shared cellular mechanisms and potential therapeutic targets.
Understanding How Myelin Damage in the Brain Can Trigger Seizures in Multiple Sclerosis
Recent research links demyelination in multiple sclerosis to increased seizure activity, highlighting potential targeted treatments to address this neurological complication.
Expert Warnings Highlight Risks of the Popular IV Hydration Trend
Concerns are rising over the safety of the growing IV hydration industry, which lacks regulation and scientific support, risking patient health with unproven treatments.
Innovative 'Immune Digital Twins' Pave the Way for Safer Drug Testing and Personalized Medicine
An international research initiative is developing 'immune digital twins'—virtual models of the human immune system—that can predict individual responses to treatments, potentially revolutionizing personalized medicine and drug safety.
Understanding the Differences Between Hot Sweat and Cold Sweat
Learn the key differences between hot and cold sweat, their causes, and what they reveal about your health or emotional state. This guide explains how body temperature regulation and emotional responses trigger distinct sweating types.
Extended Breastfeeding Boosts Infant Immunity and Reduces Inflammation, Study Finds
New research shows that breastfeeding for at least six months significantly strengthens infants' immune systems and reduces chronic inflammation, potentially lowering the risk of future health issues.
Uncovering the Genetic Roots of Late-Onset Cerebellar Ataxia
New research uncovers the pivotal role of the RFC1 gene in cerebellar development, providing insights into the origins of late-onset ataxias and potential pathways for early diagnosis and treatment.
Advanced Genetic Technique Uncovers Hidden Mutations That Can Lead to Cancer
A breakthrough in DNA sequencing has allowed scientists to uncover rare mutations in healthy tissues, shedding light on early cancer development and the impact of lifestyle factors on genetic changes.
Hidden Evolution in Sperm Increases Disease Risk for Offspring as Men Age
New research highlights how natural selection within the testes increases harmful genetic mutations in sperm as men age, raising the risk of genetic disorders in children.