Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Evaluating Moisturizers for Effective Scar Management
A new study highlights the effectiveness of different moisturizers in scar management, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based product choices to improve hydration and reduce water loss in scar treatment.
Canada Reports First Death Amid Ongoing Measles Outbreak
Canada has reported its first measles-related death amid a resurgence of the disease, primarily affecting unvaccinated communities and vulnerable groups. The outbreak has resulted in over 5,000 cases since October 2024.
Potential of Splicing Factor as a Target for Preeclampsia Treatment
Recent research uncovers the role of the splicing factor SRSF5 in preeclampsia development, offering promising new targets for therapy to improve maternal and fetal health outcomes.
Advanced AI Techniques Forecast Seizure Outcomes in Mouse Models by Analyzing Fine Motor Movements
Ohio State University researchers utilize AI to analyze fine motor movements in mouse models, improving seizure outcome prediction and advancing epilepsy research and diagnosis.
New Findings Reveal Glioblastoma’s Impact Beyond the Brain
New research reveals that glioblastoma affects more than just the brain, causing skull erosion and disrupting immune responses, which could lead to innovative treatments.
New Surface Protein Mechanism Identified in Leukemia Cells to Evade Immune System
Lund University researchers have identified a surface protein, SLAMF6, that helps leukemia cells evade immune detection. Blocking this protein may lead to new targeted therapies for resistant AML.
Understanding How Aging Affects Mental Maps and Spatial Memory
New research from Stanford Medicine explores how aging impacts the brain's ability to create mental maps, highlighting neural changes linked to spatial memory decline and potential resilience factors in old age.
Revolutionary Enzyme Technique Brings Us Closer to Universal Donor Organs for Transplantation
Innovative enzyme-based technology at the University of British Columbia has achieved a significant milestone in bringing universal donor kidneys closer to reality, potentially revolutionizing organ transplantation and saving lives.
Innovative Antibiotic Developed for IBD Using AI Prediction and Discovery
Scientists at McMaster and MIT have discovered a targeted antibiotic for IBD using AI to predict how the drug works, accelerating development and enhancing precision medicine.
Risks of Whooping Cough in Infants Highlight Importance of Vaccination
Pertussis, or whooping cough, is rising and poses a severe risk to young infants. Vaccination during pregnancy is essential for their protection. Learn more about prevention and treatment.