Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Nobel Prize Recognizes Breakthroughs in Peripheral Immune Tolerance by Three Scientists
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine honors scientists for their discoveries in peripheral immune tolerance, revealing how the immune system prevents attack on the body's own tissues. Their work has opened new pathways for autoimmune disease treatment and transplantation success.
Focus on Appetite-Regulating Hormones as Nobel Prizes Announced
This year's Nobel Prize predictions focus on research into appetite-regulating hormones like GLP-1, which play a key role in obesity treatment and metabolic health. Discover the scientific breakthroughs behind these groundbreaking discoveries.
Can Reducing Inflammation Alleviate Fatigue in Early-Stage Breast Cancer Patients?
New research reveals that inflammation may significantly contribute to fatigue in women with early-stage breast cancer, opening avenues for targeted treatments to improve patient quality of life.
Most Americans Recognize Plasma Donation as a Life-Saving Practice But Participation Remains Low
A recent survey uncovers that while most Americans recognize the life-saving potential of plasma donation, actual participation remains low, highlighting the need for increased awareness and education during International Plasma Awareness Week.
Older Adults with Traumatic Brain Injuries Face Higher Dementia Risk
Traumatic brain injuries in older adults significantly increase the risk of developing dementia, highlighting the importance of fall prevention and targeted community health programs.
Innovative Strategy Empowers Pediatricians to Promote Early Peanut Introduction for Allergy Prevention
A new clinical trial highlights how targeted education and decision-support tools for pediatricians can improve early peanut introduction practices, helping reduce the incidence of peanut allergies in children.
Indian States Ban Contaminated Cough Syrup Following Child Mortality Cases
Several Indian states have banned a contaminated cough syrup linked to the deaths of children under five, emphasizing the need for stricter pharmaceutical controls.
New Dendritic Nanotubular Network Discovered in the Brain and Its Potential Role in Alzheimer's Disease
Scientists have identified new dendritic nanotubes in the brain that may contribute to the spread of Alzheimer's disease by transporting amyloid-beta proteins, opening new pathways for early intervention.
New Research Links Active Visceral Fat to Increased Endometrial Cancer Aggressiveness
Emerging research shows that the metabolic activity of visceral fat influences the aggressiveness of endometrial cancer, opening new avenues for risk assessment and treatment strategies.
New Study Indicates Prediabetes Can Be Reversed Without Weight Loss
A groundbreaking study shows that prediabetes can go into remission without weight loss, focusing on fat redistribution and hormonal health strategies that improve blood sugar levels and reduce diabetes risk.