MEDICINE & HEALTHResearchers at the University of São Paulo discovered a number of bioactive substances in a marine sponge that demonstrated their ability to kill germs that are immune to the antibiotics. Continue reading to know more about the novel bacteria.
A new study showed that people with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) who had a booster vaccine of SARS-CoV-2 are half as likely to get COVID-19 infection. Continue reading to learn more about the result.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is warning the public about the life-threatening virus that affects newborn infants and toddlers below 5 years old. Continue reading to learn more about parechovirus.
Johns Hopkins obtains a new permit to continue studying barn owls. This comes after a long-time battle against an animal rights group. Read to know more.
Researchers at the New York University announced they succeeded in an animal-to-human transplant or xenotransplantation using pig hearts. Read to know more.
Early detection of breast cancer is vital to treatment. Read on how a two-step AI system increases breast cancer diagnoses while reducing doctors' workloads and stress.
Scientists apply new technologies in developing a detailed map to better understand how the immune system associated with diseases functions. Read to learn more.
Japanese scientists created a parasitic worm that could find and kill cancer cells. Read this article to know how parasitism could work for cancer treatment.
Rochelle Walensky, CDC Director, urged the public to be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccine and get a booster dose. Read more to understand why people should exercise renewed caution against coronavirus.
Monkeypox virus has continued to inflict more people and new symptoms reported were linked to sexually transmitted infection (STI). Read more to know the details.
Researchers devised a bioartificial left ventricle to understand heart diseases and potential treatments better. Learn more about the lab-grown human heart.
Anal cancer progression in people living with HIV is higher than in the general population. Click here to learn why a recent study suggests treating precancerous anal lesions in people living with HIV reduces risks of anal cancer by more than half.
Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) researchers revealed that they successfully identified new blood biomarkers of postoperative delirium. Continue reading to know more about the new Alzheimer preventive discovery.
In new research, study authors revealed that people who frequently play video games are better at decision-making than the non-gamers. Read to know more.