Medical News & Research
Latest findings and developments in medical research and healthcare.
Reevaluating Non-Sterile Glove Use in Healthcare: Environmental and Patient Outcomes
New research highlights the environmental harms and limited patient safety benefits of unnecessary non-sterile glove use in healthcare, urging evidence-based and sustainable practices.
Global Study Reveals Hidden Harms from Men's Alcohol Consumption Affecting Women and Children
A groundbreaking global study highlights how men's alcohol use causes significant harm to women and children, emphasizing the need for gender-sensitive alcohol policies worldwide. The research calls for comprehensive strategies to address these overlooked societal impacts.
Australian Nurses Lead Innovative Approach to Combating Skin Cancer Crisis
Australia's highest melanoma rates are prompting a nurse-led model for early skin cancer detection, especially in rural areas, aiming to save lives and reduce healthcare disparities.
Colorado Leads the Way in Revising Vaccine Policies Amid Federal Changes
Colorado is leading a state-driven effort to reform vaccine policies amid federal shifts, emphasizing scientific independence and vaccine access amidst political changes.
Innovative Medication Vending Machines Introduced at Advocate Health Care in Chicago
Advocate Health Care has launched innovative vending machines in Chicago to dispense prescription medications, improving access and convenience for patients, especially in underserved areas.
Innovative AI Tool Provides In-Depth Understanding of the Human Immune System
A new AI framework developed by the University of Tokyo offers rapid, accurate, and hierarchical analysis of immune cells from single-cell RNA data, advancing immunology research and potential clinical applications.
New Neuroimaging Insights Reveal Iron and Myelin Deficiencies in Schizophrenia
New neuroimaging research identifies iron and myelin deficits in the brains of individuals with schizophrenia, offering insights into disease mechanisms and potential treatment targets.
Singapore Father Turns Grief into Action to Protect Teens from Harmful Vapes
A grieving father in Singapore transforms personal tragedy into a campaign to warn teens about the deadly risks of illicit vaping products containing synthetic drugs like etomidate and ketamine.
Breakthrough in Xenotransplantation: Genetically Engineered Pig Livers Support Liver Functions in Humans
A recent study demonstrates that genetically engineered pig livers can temporarily support vital liver functions in humans, opening new possibilities for addressing organ shortages. Learn more about this groundbreaking research in xenotransplantation.
Alarming Rise in Acute Malnutrition Among Children Under Five in Gaza
Recent studies estimate over 54,600 children under five in Gaza suffer from acute malnutrition, with severe cases on the rise due to ongoing conflict and aid restrictions. Urgent intervention is needed to prevent a deepening health crisis.