Researchers have developed a new genetic test with over 90% accuracy to predict colorectal cancer risk in inflammatory bowel disease patients, aiming to improve treatment decisions.
New Genetic Test Promises Accurate Cancer Risk Prediction for IBD Patients Read More »
Researchers at POSTECH and Seoul National University Hospital have engineered a 3D model of the Blood-Brain Barrier, advancing Alzheimer’s treatment and understanding of neuroinflammation.
Breakthrough 3D Model Reveals New Insights into Alzheimer’s and Blood-Brain Barrier Read More »
A UCLA study finds early urinary and bowel side effects during prostate cancer radiation increase the risk of severe long-term complications, urging better management strategies.
Plant-based meat alternatives can significantly lower total and LDL cholesterol in adults, promoting better heart health and encouraging healthier eating habits.
Plant-Based Meat Alternatives: A Game Changer for Cholesterol Management Read More »
Duke University engineers developed PepPrCLIP, an AI-driven platform that creates peptides targeting disordered proteins, potentially revolutionizing treatments for previously undruggable diseases.
Duke Engineers Use AI to Unlock New Treatments for Undruggable Proteins Read More »
A study reveals that gut microbes and their metabolites may link sugary beverage consumption to increased diabetes risk among Hispanic and Latino adults.
Gut Microbes May Explain Sugary Drinks’ Link to Diabetes Risk Read More »
A German study suggests that offering fallopian tube removal to women after childbearing could reduce ovarian cancer cases by 15% and save the healthcare system over €10 million annually.
Fallopian Tube Removal Could Cut Ovarian Cancer Rates and Healthcare Costs Read More »
A groundbreaking AI study reveals significant risk factor combinations in pregnancies, enhancing personalized care and improving outcomes, particularly for low-weight fetuses.
AI Uncovers Hidden Pregnancy Risks, Transforming Prenatal Care and Outcomes Read More »
The Trump administration’s federal grant freeze brings uncertainty to Medicaid funding, threatening vital healthcare for millions of low-income Americans.
Funding Cuts to Medicaid Threaten Healthcare Access for Millions of Americans Read More »
A study reveals that cancer symptoms in pregnant women can be misattributed to pregnancy changes, delaying vital treatment and stressing the need for vigilant assessments.
Cancer Symptoms in Pregnant Women: The Risks of Misattribution and Delayed Diagnosis Read More »
