Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Funding Shortages Threaten Operations of Community Health Centers
Community health centers across the U.S. face financial crises due to federal funding lapses, risking service reductions and closures for millions of underserved patients. Long-term support is critical to sustain essential primary care services.
Exploring the Link Between Sleep-Related Leg Movements and Diabetes Risk
New research explores the connection between sleep-related leg movements and increased risk of developing diabetes, highlighting a potential new factor in chronic disease prevention.
Rising Incidence of Lobular Breast Cancer in U.S. Women: What You Need to Know
Lobular breast cancer, a less common but increasing form of breast cancer in the U.S., poses unique detection and treatment challenges. Recent data highlight a rising trend with significant implications for women’s health. Learn more about this evolving health concern.
Potential of Glycoprotein Reelin in Treating Leaky Gut and Severe Depression
Research from the University of Victoria suggests that the glycoprotein reelin may offer new hope for treating both leaky gut syndrome and severe depression by restoring gut integrity and improving mood symptoms.
Targeting Cellular Pathways to Halt Deadly Rotavirus Infection
Innovative research reveals that disabling a host enzyme, FA2H, can prevent rotavirus from infecting cells, opening new avenues for therapies against this deadly pathogen. Learn how targeting cellular pathways may revolutionize infectious disease treatment.
How Sleep Patterns Influence Health, Brain Function, and Lifestyle
New research identifies five distinct sleep profiles linked to brain connectivity, health, and cognition, emphasizing the complexity of sleep and its role in overall well-being.
Australian Research Reinforces That Attempting to Suppress or Alter Gender Identity is Ineffective and Harmful
New Australian research confirms that efforts to suppress or alter a child's gender identity are ineffective and can cause long-term psychological harm. These findings challenge outdated practices and support affirming care for gender-diverse youth.
Link Between Anxiety and Dizziness in Vestibular Schwannoma Patients
A recent study reveals a strong link between anxiety and increased dizziness in patients with vestibular schwannoma, highlighting the importance of mental health assessment for better symptom management.
Experimental Nanobody Showcases Promising Results in Treating Psoriatic Arthritis
A new nanobody-based treatment shows significant improvements in joint and skin symptoms of psoriatic arthritis in early clinical trials, offering hope for better management of the disease.
Prehabilitation Program Enhances Recovery in Older Adults Facing Major Surgery: A Pilot Study
A pilot study shows that a comprehensive prehabilitation program incorporating exercise, nutrition, and mental health support can improve recovery outcomes for older adults undergoing major surgery.