Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Kroger Issues Recall of Pasta Salads in 30 States Due to Listeria Risk
Kroger has recalled pasta salads sold across 30 states due to potential Listeria contamination. Consumers are advised to return the products for safety reasons. Learn more about this urgent food safety issue.
Over 1 Million People May Avoid Trump's Medicaid Work Rules in Areas with High Unemployment
A new analysis suggests that over a million Medicaid enrollees in high-unemployment areas could avoid federal work requirements, providing relief to those facing job scarcity while maintaining healthcare coverage.
Early Detection of Alport Syndrome via Universal Age-3 Urine Screening
Universal age-3 urine screening in Japan significantly improves early detection of Alport syndrome, enabling timely treatment to prevent kidney failure and improve patient outcomes.
Innovative AI-Driven Radar System Detects Subtle Changes in Patient Mobility
A pioneering radar and AI system developed by researchers at the University of Waterloo can silently monitor walking patterns in healthcare settings, enabling early detection of health decline through subtle gait changes.
Genetic Variants as Key Factors in Diverse Clinical Outcomes of Complex Disorders
Emerging research reveals that secondary genetic variants significantly influence the clinical diversity seen in complex disorders, emphasizing the importance of genetic background and cohort selection in understanding disease variability.
Non-Neuronal Brain Cells Play a Key Role in Synapse Remodeling and Brain Rewiring
New research reveals how astrocytes and microglia cooperate via Wnt signaling to remodel synapses and rewire the brain in response to sensory experiences, offering insights into neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders.
Low Survival Rate Among Children After Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: New Findings Highlight Need for Immediate Action
New research from the University of Warwick reveals that only 1 in 8 children survive out-of-hospital cardiac arrests, highlighting the critical importance of rapid CPR and emergency response. Learn more about the latest findings and how they can inform life-saving strategies.
Genetic Insight into Beta Cell Identity Loss and Its Role in Type 2 Diabetes Progression
New research uncovers the role of the SMOC1 gene in the transformation of pancreatic beta cells, offering promising targets for diabetes treatment by understanding cellular identity changes in T2D.
Critical Gaps in Hospital Charity Programs Leave Patients Responsible for Bills
Many hospital charity care programs have critical gaps, leaving patients responsible for significant medical bills despite qualifying for assistance. Uncovered providers and narrowly defined necessary care contribute to rising patient debt, highlighting systemic flaws in healthcare affordability.
Researchers Use Fitbit Distribution to Collect Representative Health Data
Distributing wearable devices like Fitbits to diverse populations enhances the accuracy and equity of health data collection, paving the way for more inclusive health research and AI tools. Learn how probability sampling and device provision outperform traditional convenience sampling.