Arielle Ross

A study reveals that drought may not reduce mosquito populations or disease transmission, as resilient species adapt by increasing feeding habits during dry spells.

Recent research reveals that improving education and addressing social factors can significantly reduce racial disparities in maternal heart health, enhancing outcomes for mothers and newborns.

Researchers have identified rogue B cell mutations triggered by hepatitis C that lead to autoimmune diseases, opening doors for targeted treatments beyond viral infections.

Recent research suggests that moderate coffee and tea consumption may reduce head and neck cancer risks, but experts caution against drastic lifestyle changes.

Recent research shows that combining neuromuscular electrical stimulation with resistance training significantly boosts muscle mass and strength more than training alone.

Recent research reveals that sleep medications like zolpidem may disrupt essential brain waste clearance during sleep, potentially impacting cognitive health.

Researchers have developed ROSALIND 3.0, a groundbreaking biosensor that detects diseases and pollutants with enhanced sensitivity by amplifying faint biological signals.

A promising new blood test for pancreatic cancer, showing 71% detection sensitivity, is undergoing clinical validation, marking a major leap in early diagnosis efforts.

As respiratory illnesses surge this “sick season,” experts stress the importance of vaccinations and hygiene to combat rising flu, COVID-19, RSV, and norovirus cases.

A study reveals distinct cognitive profiles for early diagnosis of Dementia with Lewy Bodies, promoting better care and distinguishing it from Alzheimer’s disease.