Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Scientists Discover JAK2/STAT3/EPAS1 Pathway as a Key Driver in Severe Asthma
New research uncovers the JAK2/STAT3/EPAS1 pathway as a key driver of inflammation and tissue damage in severe asthma, offering potential targets for innovative therapies.
Updated Practice Guidelines for Percutaneous Arteriovenous Fistulas in Dialysis Access
New practice guidelines from the Society of Interventional Radiology offer evidence-based recommendations for the creation and management of percutaneous arteriovenous fistulas, improving dialysis access outcomes.
New Research Highlights Motor Coordination Challenges Affecting Imitation and Learning in Children with Autism
A recent large-scale study reveals that impaired motor coordination is a key factor influencing imitation and learning difficulties in children with autism, highlighting the importance of early motor skills intervention.
New Study Connects Pesticide Exposure to Increased Mortality in Children
A groundbreaking study links prenatal pesticide exposure to higher mortality risk in children with leukemia, highlighting the urgent need to reduce environmental toxicants affecting children's health.
The Importance of Home Blood Pressure Monitors and Reminders in Managing Hypertension
New research shows that at-home blood pressure cuffs combined with text message reminders can improve hypertension control, offering a scalable way to empower patients and reduce disparities.
Innovative Blood Test Detects HPV-Related Head and Neck Cancers Up to a Decade Before Symptoms Appear
A new blood test, HPV-DeepSeek, can identify HPV-associated head and neck cancers up to 10 years before symptoms appear, promising early detection and improved outcomes.
Healthy Children at Risk of Severe RSV Infection: New Insights and Preventive Measures
Recent research shows that even healthy, full-term infants are at risk of severe RSV infections, prompting new preventive strategies in pediatric care.
Understanding Breast Cell Changes During Motherhood and Their Impact on Breastfeeding Difficulties
New genetic insights into breast cell transformations during motherhood reveal potential causes of breastfeeding challenges and postpartum breast cancer, paving the way for innovative health strategies.
Persistent Socioeconomic Disparities Among UK Doctors Revealed by New Study
A groundbreaking study reveals longstanding social and economic inequalities among UK doctors, highlighting disparities rooted in socioeconomic backgrounds and family influence. The research calls for improved mobility and diversity in the medical workforce to ensure equitable patient care.
Climate Change Accelerates Dengue Fever Spread in Asia and the Americas
A groundbreaking study reveals that climate warming is intensifying the spread of dengue fever across Asia and the Americas, with potential cases increasing up to 76% by 2050. Rising temperatures expand the mosquito habitat, heightening health risks worldwide.