Arielle Ross

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.

In 2024, global shark bites dropped to 47 incidents, with only four fatalities, highlighting the need for understanding shark behavior and safe swimming practices.

A recent poll reveals that employment significantly boosts the health and well-being of older Americans, enhancing cognitive sharpness and social connections while highlighting job-related challenges.

A groundbreaking study reveals that a combination of targeted radiation and immunotherapy, along with the Arantius-first technique, made liver cancer surgery possible for a high-risk patient.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins have revealed that a symbiotic relationship between immune cells and glioblastoma stem cells fuels tumor growth, highlighting new treatment targets.

Tampere University researchers revolutionize congestive heart failure detection using accessible RR interval analysis, achieving 90% accuracy with smart devices.

A study reveals granzyme K’s role in tissue damage from autoimmune diseases, suggesting it as a promising target for new therapeutic interventions.

A Dartmouth study reveals that pregnant individuals face heightened stress during childbirth when denied emotional support, underscoring its vital role in maternal health.

Heavy drinkers with diabetes, hypertension, or excess abdominal fat face a significantly heightened risk of severe liver disease, underscoring the need for tailored health awareness.

Recent research suggests that high HDL cholesterol might increase glaucoma risk, while elevated LDL levels could lower it, highlighting the need for further study.