Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
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.
Microbial Allies: How Bacteria Support Cancer Treatment
Scientists discover bacteria within tumors produce molecules that can inhibit cancer growth and boost chemotherapy effectiveness, opening new avenues for cancer treatment.
Addressing Asthma Challenges in Detroit: Strategies to Help Children Breathe Easier
Detroit faces high childhood asthma hospitalization and death rates, driven by pollution and socioeconomic factors. Learn strategies to help children breathe easier.
The Impact of Dementia on Language and Identity in Migrants
Dementia can cause migrants to lose their second language, impacting communication, cultural identity, and care. Addressing language barriers is crucial for better dementia support in multicultural societies.
Potential Risks of Medicinal Cannabis: Psychosis and Child Poisonings
Recent reports highlight concerns about the safety of medicinal cannabis, including its link to psychosis and accidental poisonings in children. Learn about the risks and regulatory oversight.
Maryland Clarifies Confusing COVID-19 Vaccine Rules Amid Federal Policy Changes
Maryland health officials have released new guidance to clarify COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and insurance coverage amidst recent federal policy shifts, ensuring residents continue to have access to vaccination.
Green-Mediterranean Diet Linked to Slowing Brain Aging
A green-Mediterranean diet including green tea and Mankai may help slow down brain aging, potentially preserving cognitive health over time. Learn about this groundbreaking study and its implications for healthy aging.
California Moves to Close Legal Loopholes Deterring Students from Overdose Emergency Calls
California advances legislation to protect students from disciplinary consequences when calling 911 during overdoses, promoting safety and timely medical assistance on college campuses.
Genetic Deletion in the Cerebellum Disrupts Hemisphere Development, New Study Reveals
A groundbreaking study uncovers how deleting FOXP genes impairs cerebellar hemisphere formation, shedding light on brain development and potential links to neurodevelopmental disorders.
Innovative Approach Shows Promise in Limiting Brain Damage Post-Stroke
Researchers are developing an innovative microRNA inhibitor that could protect the brain and improve recovery after stroke, offering hope for more effective treatments beyond current options.