Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
New Intersex Health Communication Guide Promotes Inclusivity and Respect in Canadian Healthcare
McGill University has released a pioneering guide to improve healthcare communication with intersex adults in Canada, promoting inclusivity, respect, and cultural competency to address existing barriers and discrimination.
AI Chatbots in Healthcare: Outperforming Doctors in Diagnosis but Requiring Safeguards Against Overprescribing
Emerging AI chatbots are outperforming doctors in diagnosis but pose risks of overprescribing and inequality. Responsible deployment with safeguards is crucial for safe healthcare innovation.
The Impact of Job Changes on Headaches and Insomnia
New research reveals that changing jobs can lead to increased headaches, fatigue, and insomnia due to heightened stress levels, emphasizing the need for supportive workplace strategies.
Advanced High-Density Neural Probe Unveils Distinctive Electrical Signatures of Brain Cells in Behavior Studies
A new high-density brain probe, Neuropixels Ultra, allows scientists to record and distinguish electrical activity of thousands of neurons across brain regions, enhancing our understanding of neural circuits involved in behavior.
Breakthrough Bispecific Inhibitor Targets Multiple Coronaviruses, Including Resistant Strains
A groundbreaking bispecific inhibitor has been developed to combat a wide range of coronaviruses, including Paxlovid-resistant variants, offering hope for more resilient antiviral therapies.
Rise in Drug-Related Accidental Deaths in the US Surges Nearly 60% Over Five Years
A new study reveals that drug-related accidental injury deaths in the US have increased by nearly 60% over the past five years, highlighting a critical public health issue.
Predicting Severity of Traumatic Injuries in Pedestrian Car Collisions Using Age and Location Data
Recent research reveals that age and location data can help predict the severity of injuries sustained by pedestrians in vehicle accidents, aiding targeted prevention efforts.
Patients Prioritize Communication Skills in Cancer Surgery: Insights from Recent Research
Recent research underscores the vital role of communication skills in cancer surgery, revealing six key areas patients prioritize for better care and outcomes.
Rectal Bleeding in Young Adults Significantly Raises Risk of Colorectal Cancer
Rectal bleeding in young adults significantly increases the risk of colorectal cancer, with affected individuals being 8.5 times more likely to be diagnosed. This highlights the importance of prompt investigation and reevaluation of screening guidelines for younger populations.
Disproportionate Hospital Closures Impact Socioeconomically Vulnerable Communities, Study Reveals
A recent study reveals that hospital closures, especially in impoverished communities, are reducing access to surgical care and worsening health disparities nationwide.