Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Breakthrough in Gene Therapy Stabilizes Neuropathy in Rare Nerve Disease
A groundbreaking gene editing therapy shows promise in stabilizing neuropathy symptoms and reducing disease markers in hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis, offering hope for long-term disease management.
Innovative Approach Targets Cell Division Errors to Halt Triple Negative Breast Cancer Spread
A groundbreaking study reveals that inhibiting the enzyme EZH2 can restore proper cell division in triple negative breast cancer cells, potentially preventing metastasis and offering new hope for treatment.
How Changes in CT Scans Over a Year Predict Outcomes in Fibrotic Lung Disease
Recent advances in AI-enhanced CT scan analysis enable early prediction of disease progression and survival in patients with fibrotic lung diseases, potentially transforming patient management and treatment strategies.
Research Highlights the Unpredictable Nature of Chikungunya Outbreaks
A recent study analyzing 86 chikungunya outbreaks reveals the unpredictable nature of the disease's size and severity, emphasizing challenges in public health planning and vaccine development.
Important Discovery of Cellular Energy Regulator Could Lead to Parkinson's Disease Treatments
A new cellular switch regulating mitochondrial health has been discovered, offering promising new targets for Parkinson's disease and mitochondrial disorder treatments. Researchers highlight how modulating B55 activity could improve neuron survival and disease outcomes.
Mixed Health Outcomes in NCAA Athletes with Concussion History
A new study reveals mixed health outcomes for NCAA athletes with concussion history, highlighting the importance of early support during the transition out of college sports. Contact sport participation may have protective mental health benefits.
Disparities in Flu Vaccination Rates Highlight Racial Gaps
A study shows persistent racial disparities in flu vaccination rates, with Asian patients consistently having higher uptake compared to Black patients across all age groups and flu seasons.
How Improved Software Choices Can Reduce US Healthcare Expenses
Optimizing electronic health record systems and improving interoperability can significantly reduce claim denials, helping to cut overall healthcare costs in the US.
Chiropractic Therapy Linked to Lower Risk of Opioid Use Disorder in Low Back Pain Patients
A new study shows that chiropractic spinal manipulative therapy significantly reduces the risk of developing opioid use disorder in low back pain patients, offering a promising nonpharmacological treatment option amidst the opioid crisis.
Nearly 100 Passengers Affected by Norovirus Outbreak on Royal Caribbean Voyage
Nearly 100 passengers and crew members contracted norovirus on a Royal Caribbean cruise, prompting heightened safety and sanitation measures. Learn more about this contagious outbreak and prevention tips.