Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
The 'Aldehyde Storm': Genetic Mutation in East Asians Elevates Liver Disease Risk
A common genetic mutation in East Asians impairs aldehyde detoxification, leading to a dangerous 'aldehyde storm' that increases liver disease risk. New research highlights the role of ALDH2 deficiency in liver damage and the importance of reducing aldehyde exposure.
Innovative Electrical Stimulation Technique Predicts Nerve Injury Recovery Outcomes
A groundbreaking study reveals how intraoperative electrical nerve stimulation can predict recovery potential after acute nerve injuries, aiding in personalized surgical decisions.
Research Confirms Acupuncture's Safety and Effectiveness for Managing Chronic Low Back Pain in Older Adults
A large clinical trial confirms that acupuncture is a safe and effective treatment to reduce pain and improve function for older adults with chronic low back pain, highlighting its potential as a non-invasive pain management option.
Revolutionizing Pregnancy Monitoring with Wearable Devices: Detecting Abnormalities Early
Emerging research suggests that everyday wearable devices can be harnessed to monitor pregnancy health, detect hormonal changes, and identify risks early—potentially revolutionizing maternal care especially in underserved areas.
Revolutionary Antigen Amplification Technique Enhances Precision in Next-Generation Cancer Immunotherapies
A novel antigen amplification strategy enhances the precision and effectiveness of future cancer immunotherapies by artificially increasing tumor cell surface antigens using proximity labeling technology.
Potential of Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs as a New Treatment for Liver Cancer
Research reveals that atorvastatin, a common cholesterol-lowering medication, may be repurposed as an effective treatment for liver cancer, offering hope for improved therapies and patient survival.
Artificial Intelligence Matches Dermatologists in Evaluating Skin Cancer Severity
A new study reveals that artificial intelligence can assess the aggressiveness of common skin cancer nearly as accurately as experienced dermatologists, promising advancements in preoperative diagnosis.
Understanding Molecular Interactions That Promote Cell Migration in Brain Cancer
New research uncovers how proteins like shootin1b regulate cell migration in glioblastoma, opening pathways for targeted cancer therapies.
Phase I Study Shows Topical PXS-6302 Is Safe and Tolerable for Skin Scar Treatment
A Phase I trial shows that topical PXS-6302 is safe and well tolerated for treating established skin scars, with promising biochemical effects indicating potential for scar remodeling.
New Research Links Blood Proteins to Alzheimer's Disease and Memory Decline
New research links specific blood proteins to Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline, highlighting potential new pathways for diagnosis and treatment.