A research team has developed an AI-powered smart jacket that regulates temperature and enhances safety using color-changing yarns to prevent overheating.
Revolutionary Smart Jacket Uses AI to Ensure Safe and Comfortable Warmth Read More »
Recent research suggests that early detection of Alzheimer’s through novel tau biomarkers could revolutionize treatment and improve patient outcomes.
Breakthrough Discovery Offers Hope for Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease Read More »
Hybrid closed-loop systems for type 1 diabetes improve blood glucose control and reduce hypoglycemia but increase the risk of diabetic ketoacidosis, necessitating careful monitoring.
Hybrid Closed-Loop Systems Improve Diabetes Control but Increase Ketoacidosis Risk Read More »
Researchers from the University of Tokyo and Waseda University have developed a biohybrid hand with muscle tissue actuators, capable of complex gestures like scissors, advancing prosthetic technology.
Revolutionary Biohybrid Hand Mimics Natural Movements with Lab-Cultivated Muscle Tissue Read More »
The U.S. faces a severe flu season, outpacing COVID-19 deaths, with low vaccination rates highlighting the urgent need for prevention and treatment measures.
Flu Season Hits Hard: Rising Cases, Hospitalizations, and Urgent Prevention Steps Read More »
Despite outdated fears about cholesterol, recent studies highlight eggs as a nutritious staple, urging education on their health benefits and renewed consumption.
New Research Reveals Eggs May Not Harm Cholesterol as Believed Read More »
A federal judge ordered HHS, CDC, and FDA to restore health resources removed under Trump’s “gender ideology” directive after a lawsuit by Doctors for America.
Recent research suggests that gut microbiota and microbial metabolites like indoles may play a crucial role in alleviating anxiety, offering new treatment possibilities.
Unlocking Anxiety Relief: How Gut Health May Play a Key Role Read More »
Recent research suggests that ketone supplements may enhance cardiac health in people with type 2 diabetes by improving heart function during exercise, though more studies are needed.
Ketone Supplements May Boost Heart Health in Type 2 Diabetes Patients Read More »
A study in sub-Saharan Africa reveals that persistent fevers during the Ebola outbreak are often due to diverse pathogens beyond malaria, underscoring the need for enhanced diagnostics.
Breakthrough Study Reveals Hidden Causes of Fevers in Sub-Saharan Africa Read More »
