Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Study Reveals Over 40% of Deceased Drivers in Fatal Crashes Tested Positive for THC
A recent study shows that over 40% of drivers involved in fatal crashes tested positive for THC, highlighting ongoing public health concerns related to cannabis use and driving safety, even after legalization.
Impact of Mastectomy on Sexual Health and Body Image: Insights from Recent Research
Recent research reveals that mastectomy can negatively influence women's sexual health and body image, highlighting the need for improved preoperative counseling and standardized assessment tools to enhance long-term quality of life.
Rise in Use of Weight Loss Medications Prior to Bariatric Surgery Highlights Changing Treatment Trends
A recent study reveals a significant rise in the prescription of weight loss medications prior to bariatric surgery, indicating evolving strategies in obesity and diabetes management.
Decline in Credit Scores Following Cancer Diagnosis Tied to Higher Mortality Risks
A recent study reveals that cancer patients experiencing a decline in their credit scores face a higher risk of mortality, emphasizing the critical connection between financial health and survival outcomes.
Study Finds Rural Emergency Call Times Are Significantly Longer Than National Averages
A recent study reveals that emergency medical response times in rural communities are at least 20 minutes longer than the national average, highlighting critical disparities in urgent care access.
Potential of Stonefish Venom in Developing New Anti-Inflammatory Medications
Discover how venom from stonefish species shows promise in developing new immunosuppressive drugs targeting inflammation and autoimmune diseases.
Genetic Map Uncovers DNA's Role in Human Metabolism
A comprehensive genetic study reveals how DNA influences human metabolism, uncovering new pathways and potential targets for disease prevention. Learn about the latest insights from the largest research on metabolic genetics.
New Assessment Suggests Most Middle-Aged Adults Do Not Need Aspirin for Heart Prevention
New research reveals that most middle-aged adults may not need aspirin for heart disease prevention when using advanced cardiovascular risk models, emphasizing personalized assessment and reducing unnecessary medication use.
Early Brain Networks at Birth Linked to Future Social Behavior
New findings reveal that key social brain networks are active at birth, influencing social behaviors and potentially autism risk later in life. Learn about the early development of social perception pathways in infants.
Genetic Links Between Osteoporosis and Rotator Cuff Tears Uncovered
New research uncovers genetic connections between osteoporosis and rotator cuff tears, emphasizing the importance of bone health in preventing shoulder injuries among older adults.