Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Tumor Acidosis Enhances Survival and Growth of Pancreatic Cancer Cells, New Research Finds
New research reveals that the acidic environment in tumors, known as acidosis, plays a crucial role in enhancing the survival and growth of pancreatic cancer cells by altering their energy metabolism and mitochondrial function.
Promising Kidney Cancer Treatment Targets Calcium Imbalance Caused by Tumors
New research highlights the potential of HIF-2α inhibitors to effectively treat hypercalcemia caused by kidney tumors, offering hope for improved management of this dangerous complication.
Gender-Specific Role of Enzyme in Diabetes Development Unveiled
A new study uncovers how the enzyme MKP-2 influences diabetes development differently in males and females, highlighting the importance of sex-specific research in metabolic disease therapies.
Study Highlights the Impact of Dental Shame on Oral Health and Help-Seeking Behavior
A new study reveals how dental shame limits help-seeking for oral health issues, highlighting the need for more empathetic, inclusive dental care practices to reduce health inequalities.
Addressing Critical Gaps in Dementia Care and Childhood Cancer Support
Innovative research identifies key gaps in support systems for dementia and childhood cancer, emphasizing the need for accessible transportation and systematic social screening to improve patient care and quality of life.
The Importance of Support in Dyslexia Diagnosis Beyond Labels
Proper support is vital in dyslexia diagnosis to ensure children receive effective interventions, moving beyond just labeling to address individual learning needs.
Research Suggests Connection Between Chronic Pain and Immune System Condition
New research from the University of Arizona uncovers a potential link between chronic pain and immune system dysfunction, opening avenues for improved diagnosis and treatment approaches.
Hormone Replacement Therapy and Its Potential to Boost Immunity in Menopausal Women
Research indicates that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may help restore immune function in menopausal women, reducing infection risk and promoting overall health during aging.
Reevaluating Surgical Necessity for Certain Breast Lesions Based on Recent Research
Recent research suggests that surgical removal of certain benign breast lesions may be unnecessary, favoring monitoring approaches to avoid invasive procedures without compromising patient safety.
New Study Finds Strong Link Between WTC Toxic Exposures and Lung Cancer Risk
A recent study links toxic exposures at Ground Zero during 9/11 to a nearly threefold increase in lung cancer risk among responders, highlighting ongoing health issues decades after the tragedy.