Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Innovative Brain-on-a-Chip Technology Sheds Light on How Sepsis and Neurodegenerative Diseases Harm Brain Health
Groundbreaking brain-on-a-chip models are advancing our understanding of how systemic inflammation and neurodegenerative diseases damage the brain, paving the way for new treatments and personalized medicine.
Beyond Movement: Uncovering Cognitive and Psychological Aspects of Parkinson's Disease
New research highlights the importance of early detection of cognitive decline and anxiety in Parkinson's disease, focusing on innovative tests and targeted treatment approaches to improve patient quality of life.
Minor Declines in Childhood Vaccination Rates in the US Risk Outbreaks of Preventable Diseases
Small drops in childhood vaccination rates across the U.S. threaten herd immunity, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks such as measles. Stay informed and ensure your children are vaccinated.
Innovative South African Device Simplifies Male Circumcision and Boosts HIV Prevention Efforts
A novel South African device is transforming male circumcision by enabling primary healthcare workers to perform the procedure quickly, safely, and affordably—boosting HIV prevention efforts across Africa.
Understanding Viral Mimicry in Cancer Cells and Its Impact on Immune Response
Research highlights how repetitive DNA in cancer cells mimics viral patterns, activating the immune system and impacting cancer progression, with significant implications for immunotherapy development.
Novel Peptide Demonstrates Neuroprotective Potential in Traumatic Brain Injury
A new peptide, CAQK, shows promising neuroprotective effects in animal models of traumatic brain injury by targeting damaged brain areas to reduce inflammation and tissue damage. This development could lead to less invasive and more effective treatments for TBI.
Revolutionary Discovery: Antigen-Presenting Fibroblasts as Targets for Hard-to-Treat Cancers
Scientists at UT Southwestern discover two types of antigen-presenting fibroblasts that promote tumor growth and therapy resistance, opening new avenues for treating difficult cancers like pancreatic and colorectal cancer.
Breakthrough in Cardiac Genetics: 3D Mapping Reveals Genes Linked to Sudden Cardiac Death
A groundbreaking 3D genetic mapping of the human heart reveals new genes linked to hypertrophy and sudden cardiac death, advancing personalized heart disease prevention.
'Genomic-first' Approach Enhances Early Detection of Rare Genetic Disorders
A new genomic-first approach is transforming the detection of rare genetic disorders, enabling earlier diagnosis and better patient outcomes through advanced genetic screening and analysis.
Simple Supplement May Protect Against Muscle Loss During Weight-Loss Medication
A new study reveals that ketone supplements can help prevent muscle loss associated with weight-loss drugs like semaglutide, potentially making these treatments safer and more effective.