Arielle Ross

A groundbreaking study identifies key genetic polymorphisms linked to allergic sensitization, offering insights that could enhance prevention and treatment strategies for allergies.

A study shows parents in adult weight management programs are keen for guidance on their children’s weight, highlighting the potential for integrated family support.

A study reveals that pregnant women are often excluded from drug trials, leaving critical safety gaps for medications affecting mothers and their children.

Biotin may protect the brain from manganese-related damage, potentially offering a safe therapeutic approach against Parkinsonian symptoms, researchers say.

Researchers at UW-Madison have developed a breakthrough mRNA-based therapy using activated blood clots to treat osteoarthritis, potentially transforming patient care.

Research on Wilms tumor highlights the role of genetic predispositions in tailoring personalized treatments, improving outcomes while reducing adverse effects in children.

Recent research suggests that early intermittent fasting may be more effective for reducing abdominal fat and improving metabolic health compared to later eating schedules.

Johns Hopkins researchers developed EpiScalp, a tool that could reduce epilepsy misdiagnoses by 70% using standard EEGs, enhancing accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Researchers have boosted the speed of DNA-nanoparticle motors from 1 to 30 nanometers per second, nearing the performance of natural motor proteins for advanced applications.

Short-course antibiotics effectively treat ventilator-associated pneumonia, reducing resistance risks and costs, while promoting responsible use in healthcare globally.